Monthly Archives: November 2022

Life360 to now integrate its service with Tile, following last year’s acquisition

Following last year’s $205 million acquisition of AirTag competitor Tile by family locator service Life360, the two companies today will now integrate their products and services. With an update arriving soon to Life360’s app, members will be able to see the location of the Tile Bluetooth trackers on the same in-app map where they also…

6 key metrics that can help SaaS startups outlast this downturn

Sudheesh Nair Contributor Share on Twitter Sudheesh Nair is CEO of ThoughtSpot, a business intelligence company that has built an intuitive Google-like interface for data analytics. Before ThoughtSpot, Sudheesh was president at Nutanix. More posts by this contributor A blueprint for building a great startup founding team With the economy slowing and businesses tightening their…

Labrador Systems deploys its first assistive elder-care robots

We’ve been keeping tabs on Labrador Systems since we caught a very early demo of its elder care-focused technology in a hotel suite several CESes ago. Today the California-based robotics firm announced that it’s begun deploying its Retriever Pro system to a handful of early clients, including, On Lok PACE, Nationwide Insurance, Masonic Homes of…

Cybercrime gangs are recruiting like never before

A number of leading cybercriminal groups have been observed recruiting new members at an alarming rate, new reports have warned. Avast’s recent Q3/2022 Threat report found some threat actors have started hiring out of success, others for being pinned down by cybersecurity researchers. The LockBit group, for example, known for its ransomware variant of the…

A Twitter software engineer who created cartoons poking fun at his own company says he was fired because he’s a ‘troublemaker’

Elon Musk could lay off a large proportion of Twitter’s workforce. Manu Cornet A Twitter software engineer said he was fired on Tuesday, just days after Elon Musk took control. Emmanuel Cornet said he believes the new management didn’t want to deal with a “troublemaker.” Twitter HR last year asked him to take down cartoons…