Estonian tech stories around the world.
The head of the country’s renewable energy association says it should be possible for heat and power systems to fully switch to renewable sources by […]
Estonia could fully switch to renewable energy sources by 2030 Read More
Tallinn-based tech start-up Toggl is an online time tracking tool, which is popular with freelancers, groups, and small companies. It allows people to track the
Start-up Spotlight: Toggl Read More
The Estonian bicycle brand Velonia has introduced the Viks, an urban commuter bike with a striking design and uniquely shaped frame. Thanks to its unique construction
Start-up Spotlight: Viks Bicycle Read More
According to a recent report by OECD and European Commission, Estonia is on top of the list of 30 countries in implementing e-health services. The
Estonia tops the list of best e-health implementors in Europe Read More
PARiM is a human resource planning and management application based in the cloud. It is designed for companies who provide human resources as a service to different
Start-up Spotlight: PARiM Read More
Tartu-based start-up Velodroom is trying to vie bicyclists around the world with a new smart light, which switches on by itself when you go for
Velodroom is trying to vie cyclists around the world with a smart bicycle light (video) Read More
Angelina Jolie’s confession about her decision to undergo a preventive double mastectomy, published recently in the New York Times, was shocking news and a moving story at the
Personalised medicine and Estonian genome chip Read More
Today we start a new feature – “Start-up Spotlight”, where we zoom in on those numerous Estonian start-ups, to find out more about their business
Start-up Spotlight: Like A Local Guide Read More
Estonian mobile payments provider Fortumo has signed Global Framework Agreements with leading operator groups Telefónica and Telenor to bring direct carrier billing services to 460 million
President Ilves today addressed the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Homeland Security in the UK House of Commons, upon the invitation of its treasurer, James Morris
President Ilves: “No such thing as a free app” Read More
