Nextdoor has become ground zero for the spread of many rumors, hoaxes and unfounded allegations.
Citizen laid off 33 staff members on Wednesday, the company confirmed to TechCrunch. “We are grateful to all of our departing team members for their contributions to Citizen and are committed to sup
The controversial crime watch app Citizen announced today that it will acquire Harbor, a disaster preparedness app and tech firm. This is Citizen’s first acquisition, though the company did not
After months of testing with upwards of 100,000 beta testers, Citizen today is launching its premium Protect offering for all users. The subscription service runs $20 a month and opens up a number of
The neighborhood crime-watch app Citizen is covertly hiring journalists to livestream on the app at crime scenes for $25 per hour through third-party websites. I’m tired. When Citizen first hit
Nextdoor, the app that helps neighbors connect, launched a new feature called Free Finds today, which will help people browse the free items available in their neighborhoods. Since the start of 2020,
Depending on who you ask, Citizen is either a useful urban safety tool or a menacing glimpse into a self-surveilled police state, but either way, the app is coming to Baltimore. Citizen, formerly know
The app formerly known as Vigilante isn't going away. Today at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, the crime tracker now known as Citizen announced that its parent company Sp0n has raised a $12 million Series A ro
Remember Vigilante? The controversial crime reporting app was kicked out of the App Store in November shortly after its release because Apple believed it encouraged private citizens to engage in, well
The new Samsung Gear 2 smartwatch closely resembles its predecessor, the Galaxy Gear, and in fact most users might not be aware from its UI that it’s actually running a different OS than the old
<img src="http://cdn.ablogtoread.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Citizen-Signature-Perpetual-Calendar-1.jpg" alt="" />For 2011 Citizen's major new piece is perfect for the American market. If you want
<img src="http://cdn.ablogtoread.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Citizen-Satellite-Eco-Drive-Watch-2.jpg">Atomic clock radio signal syncing watches are so last year. Citizen just decimated the coolness
<img src="http://c1917752.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/2010/08/Citizen-World-Perpetual-AT-4.jpg">Citizen's featured mainstream new watch collection for 2010 is this Eco-Drive World Time Perpetual
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Citizen in Japan has two new models in its oddly named i:Virt M series of Bluetooth-enabled wristwatches <a href="htt
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<a href="http://www.citizen.co.jp/release/09/090519iv.html">Citizen in Japan announced the I VIRT M</a> [JP], a new model
http://blip.tv/play/ih_Rs3GJ5FQ The video shows Citizen‘s so-called Denshi peepa (e-paper) display, which has an amazing quality but wasn’t as impressive as Fujitsu’s FLEPIa e-reader
Citizen Watch developed the world’s smallest movement for radio-controlled wristwatches [JP]. The so-called H010 measures just 18.5mm in diameter and 3.4mm in thickness. Despite of these dimensi