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Facebook can now replace your weather app

 Facebook is rolling out a useful new feature that puts a full weather forecast inside its mobile app and desktop site. The feature is accessible from News Feed or the mobile app’s “More” menu — the section that links you to areas like Friends, Events, Groups, Pages and other key Facebook features like On This Day or Saved items. Within the Weather section, you can view… Read More

Facebook can now replace your weather app

Chatbooks raises $11.5 million to put photo printing on autopilot

 Photo-printing services abound online, from dotcom-era brands like Shutterfly to services launched through the years by Apple, Amazon, Costco and Walgreens. Startups keep cropping up, too — no surprise given the number of photos people take and share these days, thanks to the proliferation of smartphones and social media. Now, one photo-printing startup called Chatbooks has raised… Read More

Chatbooks raises $11.5 million to put photo printing on autopilot

Chinese photo-sharing app Kuaishou planning U.S. IPO later this year

 We’re hearing from sources that Kuaishou — a hot photo-sharing application in China — is planning to go public in the U.S. later this year. Sources tell us the app has more than 40 million daily active users against 100 million monthly active users, and was most recently valued at around $3 billion. The app is in some ways similar to Instagram, with photos (some of which… Read More

Chinese photo-sharing app Kuaishou planning U.S. IPO later this year

ChitChat is Silicon Valley’s spammiest new app

 It began shortly after lunch. The texts appeared, first a trickle. It wasn’t long before the deluge began in earnest. “A friend* added you on ChitChat,” they said. “Tap here … to get it,” they said. WTF is chitchat? — Willis F Jackson III (@wfjackson3) February 4, 2017 What ChitChat is I’m not prepared to say, as I refuse to download it.… Read More

ChitChat is Silicon Valley’s spammiest new app

Snap paid $114.5M to acquire Vurb and gives acquisition details for Bitstrips and Looksery

 Now that Snap is revealing its financial guts to the world in its filing for its initial public offering, we’re getting a small glimpse at how much the company is paying to acquire startups. As Snap becomes a larger company and is able to amass more of a cash pile, it’ll be able to start picking off startups that can either fill out the company’s ranks with talent or add… Read More

Snap paid $114.5M to acquire Vurb and gives acquisition details for Bitstrips and Looksery