Air

Stream live video to the people you care about.

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Founded

2013

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$17.6M

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Latest funding

$14,000,000

Venture capital - 2015

Greylock Partners

$3,575,050

Venture capital (Series A) - 2015

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San Francisco , United States

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iPad Air 2020 review: Semi-pro

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Apple’s Highly-Anticipated 2020 iPad Air Might Be Coming This Week

iPhone 12 should steal iPad Air's new Touch ID -- it's perfect for COVID-19 times

iPad Air is getting bigger and more colorful. Everything to know about Apple's newest tablets

iPad Air has a new Touch ID that's perfect for COVID-19 times, and iPhone 12 needs it, too

Apple's colorful new iPad Air looks a lot like the iPad Pro

The Lucid Air Is the Fastest Charging EV Ever

Independent testing confirms the Lucid Air has a range of 517 miles

Apple iPad Air 2020: New Report Suggests Dramatic Feature Change

New Arm-powered MacBook Pro, Air may arrive this year, report suggests

Apple’s new sub-$1k MacBook Air finally ditches the dreaded butterfly keyboard