Estonian tech stories around the world.
GameFounders, the first startup accelerator in Europe that is purely focused on gaming and gamified apps, was founded this year by Estonians Kadri Ugand, Lauri …
Estonian tech company Toggl is basically an online time tracking tool, which is popular with freelancers, groups, and small companies. It allows people to track the …
Keep it simple, talk to users – how Toggl has attracted 20’000 paid users, and counting Read More
Estonian hackathon Garage48 had a prolific weekend in Tartu, where a number of new innovative start-up firms were set up in a space of two days. Garage48 hackathonis …
Garage48 Tartu 2012 produces myriad of potential world beaters (video) Read More
The creation of new hobby groups for 10-19 year olds involve getting instructed in robotics, programming, mobile app and web design. The idea was generated …
In the late 70´s, the members of innovative German band Kraftwerk decided that, for their concerts, they would send look-alike robots to perform, instead of …
Estonian Tiger Leap Foundation has launched a program called “ProgeTiiger”, through which Estonian students in grades 1 to 12 will be introduced computer programming and …
Every Estonian schoolchild will soon be able to write their own code and produce software Read More
Start-up fund Prototron was established on August 14 with the aim of supporting innovative ideas in making the first finished product or prototype. The fund …
Just a few years ago, Estonia had no gaming industry to speak of. Although we were proud of our advanced IT and mobile sector development, …
It’s rarely when “mafia” actually refers to something positive. However, “Estonian mafia” (or #estonianmafia for Twitter users) has come to describe the entrepreneurial phenomenon stemming …
One of the founding engineers of Skype and Kazaa recently visited Australia to sound a warning to the human race: fasten your seatbelts, as machines are becoming so …
