Eastern European cyber crime is so pervasive that even luxury car dealers have sprung up in the impoverished country of Romania to service newly rich hackers.
A new project aims to find places for traveling entrepreneurs to stay, in exchanges that it says will trade in ideas, connections and social capital rather than cash.
The second-most populated continent is quickly gaining ground as a prominent world player, particularly in the technology sector. Indeed, 2012 has been a busy year for the African tech scene.
After a prolonged discussion since last year, the flood gates opened today, and registration requests for .Africa names are now being accepted.
Rebellion Media acquired Sortable, the Google search of products, for an undisclosed sum. The company’s plans for the startup are a continuation of a larger trend in content monetization.
The long road to the Imagine Cup 2012 finals ended this week in Sydney, Australia. The 10th annual international competition saw entrants from over 75 different countries, all vying for first place in the software and game design competitions.
An ambitious French startup wants to reinvent file hosting as a peer-to-peer service, cutting out the costs associated with servers and eliminating the storage and speed limitations of current generation technology.
If you’ve ever heard that all those hours wiled away in front of your computer screen slaying monsters in Diablo would never get you a job, you’ll be feeling pretty vindicated when you take a peek at this wanted ad.
Family court judge Judith “Judy” Sheindlin has built a successful television career settling arbitrations in a mock court. Now, a startup called Judge.me is offering the same service in 146 countries, targeting freelancers, designers, and other online professionals.
What began as a discussion over coffee among a team of developers in Istanbul, has turned into Countly, a new tool in the nascent field of mobile analytics.
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