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Google acquired Redux, a U.K. startup focused on audio and haptics

Alphabet, the umbrella corporation of Google, Inc. etc., has quietly acquired a UK-based startup called Redux, reports Bloomberg. Redux was founded in 2013 out of Cambridge, and built technology that

Streaming Anime Distributor Crunchyroll Acquires Video Discovery Startup Redux

Video distributor Crunchyroll wants to bring anime and other Asian content to a wide range of connected TVs and other platforms. Which explains why it’s announcing today that it’s acquired video d

Redux Lands On The PS3 And Launches Riffsy, A New Way To Browse And Share Video On Mobile Devices

Video discovery startup Redux has spent the last several years working to provide a new way for users to browse and find content that they love, and has focused mainly on the connected TV market. Toda

Redux Partners With Samsung, Sony, And LG, Putting Its Video Discovery App On 40M Connected TVs

Nearly one-third of connected TV users already watch online video through those devices, and daily usage rates have grown 10x in a very short period of time. But it's not as easy as just flipping on t

With TV Everywhere, It’s All About Discovery

200 million connected TV devices will cumulatively <a href="http://www.displaysearch.com/cps/rde/xchg/displaysearch/hs.xsl/110705_connected_tv_shipments_to_exceed_138_million_units_in_2015.asp">ship i

Boxee and Redux working to democratize the web

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/boxee-redux.jpg" />Finding quality video content on the web is <em>hard</em>. There's too much porn, or too many lolcats derivatives, and

Redux Is Like FriendFeed Redux, But The TV Feature Is Killer

<img src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/picture-910-215x133.png" width="215" height="133" />At first glance, <a href="http://redux.com">Redux</a> has a very appropriate name: It look

Redux Discovers Friends So You Don't Have To

You’re probably familiar with the “recommended items” lists on sites like Amazon or Barnes and Noble. They help discover things you’ll probably like based on what you buy and w