Twitter, the global network for short bursts of information, is buying a startup, Crashlytics, that tracks when bad code causes apps to fail abruptly. Notably, it appears to be leaving Crashlytics ...

For consumers, the beauty of an app exists on both its front- and back-ends. They’re concerned with form as much as they are functionality, usability as it relates to overall experience and ...

Twitter surprised some folks when it acquired a mobile analytics firm called Crashlytics, but it’s clear that Twitter has an idea of what it would like to do with the firm. Step one since acquiring ...

Twitter has acquired Crashlytics, creator of a crash-reporting tool to help its clients resolve problems with their mobile applications. Crashlytics Twitter on late Monday afternoon acquired ...

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Crashlytics, a company that provides what it self-proclaims to be the “most powerful, yet lightest weight crash reporting solution,” has taken on an additional $5 million in funding. This comes after ...

One of Boston startup community's more notable exits from the past few years is Crashlytics, a venture capital-backed mobile crash reporting service. Notable not necessarily because of the money, but ...

Among a host of other improvements, Google's popular Firebase back-end solution for mobile app development is getting closer ties to Crashlytics, the equally popular crash-reporting tool it acquired ...