Apps like Calm and Endel are exploring an expanding new universe of what’s becoming known as “functional sound”. Calm and others are doing it in the meditation and sleep space, while End
How an immigration crackdown is hurting UK startups Our European correspondent Natasha Lomas spent the past few weeks investigating what’s been happening to immigrant founders and tech talent in the
This week Amazon took the wraps off a new incarnation of its Alexa voice assistant, giving the AI an eye so it can see as well as speak and hear. The Echo Look also contains a depth sensor that's bein
How are UK startups coping with the unraveling of the old world order? In the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote, TechCrunch spoke to several founders who expressed shock, disappointment and conce
"To be brutally honest, I'm not enamoured with the UK VC scene and don't rate it very much if at all from a technology business success perspective," says Tom Adeyoola, co-founder and CEO of Metail. "
<a target="_blank" href="http://metail.com/">Metail</a>, the UK-based virtual fitting room startup, has raised £2.6 million in "growth funding", as it gets ready to move into a new 6,000 square foot
There are an abundance of startups trying to solve the problem of how to "try on" clothes online, with a range of different approaches and technology. Today, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.virtus
<a target="_blank" href="http://metail.com/">Metail</a>, the virtual fitting room startup, has scored somewhat of a coup. Kicking off today, it's partnering with the UK television broadcaster ITV as p
Likened to a <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/10/fitiquette-online-clothing-measurement-never-looked-so-good/">space race</a>, there are a whole bunch of startups trying to solve the problem of