21:42
Three Ex-Apple Employees Are Trying to Bring Generative AI to the Desktop
Three former Apple employees have launched a startup aimed at bringing generative artificial intelligence to desktops.
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19:10
BOOM Fails to Pay Photographers Inherited from its Acquisition of LemonOne
Tech startup BOOM, which said it wanted to be the "Amazon for photography," has allegedly failed to pay photographers that it inherited from its acquisition of LemonOne due to financial difficulties. [Read More]
21:57
Uber-Like App Candid Sync Lets You Book a Photographer On-Demand
A new photography start-up Candid Sync is creating a platform that allows people to book a photographer near them for an "instant" photoshoot. [Read More]
19:53
‘Contact’ Wants to Help Creatives Navigate the Business World
Contact — an online platform that originally put models at the forefront and gives them tools to manage their bookings — has been backed by actress Maisie Williams and has recently raised $1.
20:45
Shoott Connects Photographers and Clients, Promises $100/Hr Minimums
A new photography start-up Shoott has created an online platform where clients can quickly find available, vetted photographers for brief 30-minute photoshoots and promises the shooter a $100 per hour guaranteed minimum rate.
22:34
New55 is Dead Along With Its Dreams of Reviving 45 Peel-Apart Film
New55 has announced that it has shut down operations, putting an end to its dreams of helping to bring peel-apart 4×5 instant film back from the grave. “New55 FILM ended operations on December 31, 2017,” reads the startup’s website in a message titled “New55 Ends Operations.
21:12
Lumoid Shuts Down Just Months After Inking Best Buy Camera Rental Deal
There’s major consolidation going on in the US camera gear rental industry. Lumoid, a camera and tech gear rental startup, has announced that it’s closing up shop, less than half a year after signing a deal with Best Buy to offer gear rentals through the giant retailer.
17:10
Startup Behind Panono 360° Camera Ball Files for Bankruptcy
The German start-up behind the Panono panoramic ball camera has filed for insolvency proceedings in Berlin, making it very unlikely that backers of their $1. 25 million Indiegogo campaign will ever get their hands on their camera.
