Welcome to TechCrunch AM! This morning, we're looking at how vibe-coding hotshot Lovable crossed $100M in ARR in just 8 months; Uber letting women choose women drivers in the US; and Apple's new repair subscription plan. As always, there's much more, so dive in! |
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Sweden's Lovable crosses the $100M ARR milestone: Less than a week after becoming Europe's latest unicorn, Swedish vibe coding startup Lovable has now crossed the $100 million annual recurring revenue mark. Read More |
Uber is finally letting women riders in the US match with women drivers: Uber will soon roll out its "women preference" feature in the U.S., starting with Detroit, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Read More |
Apple launches $19.99 monthly AppleCare One subscription with coverage for three devices: Until now, people have had to enroll their Apple devices into separate AppleCare+ plans if they wanted additional coverage for their products beyond the standard warranty. Read More |
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| Hundreds of organizations breached by SharePoint mass-hacks: One of the hacked organizations reportedly includes the U.S. agency responsible for maintaining the country's stockpile of nuclear weapons. China-backed hackers have been observed carrying out the hacks targeting SharePoint servers. Read More |
Apple alerted Iranians to iPhone spyware attacks, say researchers: Researchers say Apple sent out threat notifications to several Iranians in recent months, saying their iPhones had been hacked. Iran is likely behind the attacks. Read More |
UK government wants ransomware victims to report breaches so it can carry out 'targeted disruptions' against hackers: Experts applauded the proposed change, which would require ransomware victims to notify authorities when paying a hacker's ransom, arguing that this information can help catch cybercriminals and stop their activities. Read More |
OpenAI agreed to pay Oracle $30B a year for data center services: OpenAI was the customer that signed the huge deal that Oracle disclosed last month. Read More |
iOS 26 beta 4 arrives, with Liquid Glass tweaks and AI news summaries: Apple launches iOS 26 beta 4 for developers with updates to Liquid Glass and AI notification summaries. A public beta is expected later this week. Read More |
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| Proton's new privacy-first AI assistant encrypts all chats, keeps no logs: Proton's new AI assistant Lumo promises to keep user data private with zero-access encryption, no logging, and an incognito mode. Read More |
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