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The Intel Core i7-9700K was purportedly spotted overclocking at 5.5537GHz across all eight cores by ZOL. The Intel Core i7-9700K is thus far rumored to be an

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‘Disney Play' is the name Netflix will likely be cursing in 2019‘Disney Play' is the name Netflix will likely be cursing in 2019

The streaming service coming from Disney in 2019, and taking a bunch of its content with it from Netflix, will reportedly be known as ‘Disney Play.’

Variety reports that Disney CEO Bob Iger has used the name in references during the Allen - Co. conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, and again said that the company’s plan is to remove its marquee f

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Pixel 3 launch event tipped for October 9 in New YorkPixel 3 launch event tipped for October 9 in New York

We've seen a bunch of recent leaks about the incoming Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL phones from Google, but up until now the date of the launch remained a mystery. That mystery might just have been solved thanks to some people in the know tipping off Bloomberg.

According to Bloomberg's sources, Google has an event scheduled for Thursday, October 9 in New

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Nokia phones with amazing cameras could be coming soonNokia phones with amazing cameras could be coming soon

Remember when a 5MP smartphone camera was high-end, and Nokia used to lead the way in mobile imaging Well, (half of) those days could be coming back.

HMD Global, the brand making phones bearing the Nokia moniker, has registered the PureView trademark, the label attached to the powerful cameras on the back of smartphones starting in 2012.

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Travelstop is a new startup in Singapore that aims to bring the benefits of business travel management to SMEs and other smaller companies in Southeast Asia.

The company launched its product today after being founded in November 2017 by three entrepreneurs who worked at TravelMob, the Singapore startup bought by HomeAway in 2013. Prior to TravelMob, the trio —Prashant Kirtane (CEO),Vijay Aggarwal (CTO) andAltaf Dhamani (CPO) — worked together at Yahoo Southeast Asia. Theyall moved over to HomeAway, which was later bought by Expedia for $3.9 billion in 2015and Travelstop is their first independent venture following that spell.

Thata huge amount of experience for a newly-formed startup in Southeast Asia, and already it has assembled a team of 12 with more vacancies open.

Kirtane told TechCrunch in an interview that 90 percent of business travel in Asia is unmanaged. Thatsurprising since the region accounts for 40 percent of the $1.2 trillion global business travel market. He said that he and his co-founders can also recall the pain of unmanaged or rigid travel and expense systems and are vowing to solve it with Travelstop.

The focus is on simplicity — Kirtane said Slack is its role model for design — with features such as clean UI, automated expense reporting, flexible travel policy, and data-based insight to allow business teams to analyze travel and expense costs. The service includes desktop and mobile apps.

Travelstop brings business travel management to SMEs and startups in Southeast Asia

All of these are still missing in Southeast Asia — at least at the price that can appeal to SMEs and startups — while often global services, such as Concur, aren&t sufficiently localized to cover low-cost airlines or a wider array of hotels. (On this, I can agree!)

&Many other toolscorporate tools are still rudimentary and haven&t progressed,& Kirtane added. &We&re looking to reachmid-size tech companies first, but the & longer-term proposition is to let employees onboard themselves.&

Travelstop brings business travel management to SMEs and startups in Southeast Asia

Travelstop is letting early customers use its product for free, but the business model that will arrive soon will be Saas-based. The team is also working to integrate existing systems, including Expensify, and other third-party services to let Travelstop users book travel and claim expenses off-platform.

The company has raised $1.2 million to kick things off, and Kirtane said the startup may look to raise more in early 2019 as it begins to expand its engineering and sales teams and launch local offices.

The seed round was led by SeedPlus, the early-stage firm connected with Jungle Ventures, and an unnamed travel-focused firm in the U.S. Travelstop said angelparticipants includedDan Lynn andVikram Malhi, ex-Expedia senior business leaders and founders of Zuzu Hospitality Solutions, David Ko, who is president and COO of Rally Health, and Jarrod Howe, who isregional operations director at Hyper Island Singapore.

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