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TechCrunch Disrupt

Digital image of man and woman back to back in front of a heart

Tinder Embraces A.I. to Make Dating More Human, Not More Artificial

Tinder is using A.I. not to replace human connection but to make real-world dating safer and faster.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Woman in black blazer sits onstage in chair

Bill Gates’ Youngest Daughter Launches A.I. Startup—and Isn’t Calling Dad for Advice

Bill Gates’ daughter is taking on e-commerce with a dorm-born A.I. shopping assistant called Phia.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Woman in black blazer and white top sits onstage in chair

Netflix CTO Elizabeth Stone Pushes Interactive Future With ‘Star Search’ Return

Netflix’s latest reinvention blends live TV, gaming and short-form video to make entertainment more immersive and participatory.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Best Tech Events This Week (TechCrunch Disrupt, IDEAS CITY, TechCocktail, Database Month, NYC BigApps, Queens Tech Meetup, Startup Grind)

By Gary Sharma

Best Tech Events This Week (NY Tech Day, ERA Demo Day, Disrupt Hackathon, #ArtsTech, Brooklyn Tech Meetup, TechDrinkup, BigApps)

By Gary Sharma

Best Tech Events This Week (HackInteractive, TechCrunch NYC, OnDeck Sports Conference, One of a Kind, Decoded Fashion, Columbia PE/VC Conference)

By Gary Sharma

Dismissive VCs Drive Hardware Startups Straight to Kickstarter

By Jessica Roy

Sonar Adds New Features, Wants to Be Your ‘Here-Now’ Social Network

By Kelly Faircloth
Progress on the poster for the Brooklyn Makers panel at TechCrunch Disrupt. (Photo: twitter.com/imjamesjlopez)

‘Make It in America,’ Says Makerbot’s Bre Pettis

By Adrianne Jeffries

HERE ARE HENRY BLODGET’S 5 BEST ZINGERS FROM TECHCRUNCH DISRUPT

By Kelly Faircloth
Mr. Borthwick

Betaworks CEO John Borthwick Refuses to Stir the Pot, Until He Does (A Little)

By Kelly Faircloth
Mr. Jordan.

Andreessen Horowitz’s Jeff Jordan On New York’s Ecommerce Companies: ‘There’s Something Special Happening.’

By Kelly Faircloth

Best Tech Events This Week (TechCrunch Disrupt, Webby Awards, Database Week, NJTM, Founders@Fail, GigaOm)

By Gary Sharma

The Pebble Effect: The Spotlight Is Suddenly On Hardware Startups

By Nitasha Tiku
(techcrunch.com)

New Yorkers Will Not Be Shown Up In Their Own Town

By Kelly Faircloth

‘Everything Butt Art’ Children’s Book Is Now a Loveable iPad Drawing App

By Nitasha Tiku
Mr. Samid.

Disruptors Got Legs! Disrupt Alum BillGuard Raises $10 M.

By Adrianne Jeffries
Simpler times.

On Twitter, Mike Arrington Still Works At TechCrunch. Your Move, Arianna

By Ben Popper
Jared and Steve, two awesome, SMS, totally same size bros.

GroupMe Bought by Skype for More than $50 Million

By Ben Popper
Visiting dignitary: TechCrunch founder Mike Arrington. Photo: Getty/AOL

Start-Up News: Entrepreneurs at Large, Israel Disrupts New York, and App Releases Feature

By Adrianne Jeffries

The Secret Sauce in Sonar.me – Making the “Meatspace” Mainstream

By Ben Popper

‘Chicks for Geeks Hot iPhone App’ and Other Pining Programs at the Lonely Hearts Hackathon

By Adrianne Jeffries

Rumors & Acquisitions: Dirty Tricks of Investors and VCs, and Wait, We’ve Seen That Lumier Dude Before

By Adrianne Jeffries

Fred Wilson: Yeahhh, We Sold Some Twitter Stock

By Adrianne Jeffries
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