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Can the crabs take over the axies?
We analyze the growth of a new play-to-earn game that could be the next Axie Infinity, and dive into a gaming startup’s plans in Japan.
A quick guide to naming your startup
Tips from someone who has refined the craft over the years.
From 100 to 1,000 employees, here’s how we built our company culture without going broke
Building culture doesn’t always have to entail a huge cost or commitment. In fact, some of the most powerful culture-building tools are essentially DIY.
My online business survived rebranding. Here are my 5 tips.
If it’s inevitable, here are some ways your business can recover from a name change.
How LINE’s engineering team does security
Chat apps are especially hard to secure, with the wealth of personal data stored and transacted daily. This is how LINE secures their content, from messages, calls, to games.
This Chinese hacker claims he can hack your car, even without an internet connection
Chinese hacker Daishen says that many cars possess a security leak that would allow a hacker to access important systems and data.
This is why I’m scared of the smart car era
Smarter, more connected cars means more fun on the road, but it also means easier access for hackers. You might be surprised what they can already do.
Cheap and quick starting up tips for the non-tech founder
Starting a tech startup without any technical skills is hard. Although it is getting easier to pick up programming skills via free platforms like Codecademy, Khan Academy and the likes,
Enough of hacks: this Indian startup makes apps like Ola, Zomato, Slack less vulnerable
Appvigil helps app developers to focus on building awesome features while the security loopholes are taken care of.
How our startup got 100,000 pageviews in 3 days
It was on the 4th of April (Saturday) night and our article on Techcrunch had just gone live. It was Sunday, 7 30 AM in the morning in India, where



