Haje Jan Kamps

Reporter, TechCrunch

At TechCrunch, Haje (He/Him) covers general tech news and focuses mostly on hardware. He has founded several companies to varying degrees of success, spent a while in the VC world, and has been a journalist and TV producer since the dawn of his career. He is more-than-averagely interested in photography and can often be found with a camera slung over his shoulder. He wrote a book about pitching startups to investors, and you can find him on @Haje on Twitter (yes, really), or at Haje.me for everything else. Disclosures.

Haje Jan Kamps

Blackberry-loving device clutchers are facing a tricky choice if they wish to continue to interact with their friends: WhatsApp, Facebook and Facebook Messenger hit the “unfriend” button on the struggling…

Facebook joins WhatsApp in dropping BlackBerry support

Travel is fun and glamorous and all, but we all know what packing your backpack and heading for the amazon is really about: Making your friends and family a deep…

Polarsteps automates your travel blogging

Apple kicked off today’s keynote by focusing on their dedication to reusing, reducing and recycling, and revealed that they built Liam, a robot especially designed to rip apart your iPhone…

Apple creates Liam, a robot to rip apart used iPhones

Hacker Ryan Collins pleaded guilty to stealing a number of nude photos — including images of Jennifer Lawrence — from Apple’s servers, after getting snared by the FBI. In the…

Prosecutors find that ‘Fappening’ celebrity nudes leak was not Apple’s fault

As a creative, you’re most likely to get hired for a job off the back of your portfolio of past clients and work. Aimed squarely at this market, Moo –…

Mobile portfolio app takes Moo beyond business cards

You’ve seen The Wolf of Wall Street, you’re handy with some code, you know you can beat the market, but you don’t have the money to invest? What could possibly…

Quantiacs is high-stakes fantasy football for quants

Finnish startup Blooming is aiming to help bouncing-off-the-walls-stressed office workers regain control of their lives by using wearable tech. The service includes monitoring and tracking stress levels, plus recommendation software…

Blooming measures your heart and brain to reduce stress at work

After shelling out $2 million in rewards to security bounty hunters in 2015, Google today announced it’s doubling the reward for revealing top security flaws, from $50,000 to $100,000. Google…

Google doubles max ChromeOS bug bounty to $100k

SPLT is bringing ridesharing to the corporate world. Instead of pairing you up with strangers who happen to be heading the same way, SPLT is targeted at large organizations to…

SPLT brings ridesharing to you and your colleagues

In situations where you might not feel threatened enough to call the police, but where you do want to reach out to a friend and say ‘something’s not right here’,…

Guardian Circle crowdsources your safety

If you’ve ever looked at meditation and thought “that stuff just sends me to sleep,” you may just be onto something. Mindfulness Everywhere recently released Sleepfulness, an app to help…

Chase down those ZZZ’s with new Sleepfulness app

Pouring gas on the bonfire of news tech, Google recently announced that it has distributed more than $30 million into projects spanning the European news tech scene. The fund’s goal…

Google pours $30 million into European news tech companies

Buffer is best known as a scheduling tool to help marketing teams schedule content on social media, but with the acquisition of Respondly they signaled a plan to expand its…

Buffer Adds Twitter-Based Customer Service Tools