You create a lot of content in Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn timelines. Have you ever thought of monetizing that? This is the question that the Riga, Latvia based Rollme is attempting to answer. What the company does is, provide a platform for aggregating all your newsfeeds in a single newsroll that lets your audience to [...]

Wappwolf is a Vienna, Austria based company that enables users to do automated actions on the web by just adding files to cloud storage services such as Dropbox and Google Drive. For instance, you could set an action such as “Whenever I add an image file to the folder X, upload it to Flickr” or [...]

Have you ever wanted to beam media content such as photos, video and music from your Android phone/tablet to your TV? When it comes to TV interaction, the iOS users have the advantage. The Apple devices support AirPlay, Apple’s proprietary protocol stack, to stream media content from mobile devices to Apple TV and other entertainment [...]

In our Company Review session we are to explore the most promising, Central and Eastern European start-ups and companies with unique ideas. Besides the company profiles we also include short market and competitor analyses.   This week we introduce IVANKA Concrete Factory, a fresh design firm from Budapest, Hungary.

Europe has already given us one great VoIP company – Skype, but it looks like European market seems to be interested in giving us more. One of the sexiest entrants to this crowded VoIP game is Vox.io. It is a Slovenia based VoIP company that makes phone calling highly social. Currently it has a web [...]

How often do you find yourselves in a foreign nation and find wanting to speak in the local tongue? As travel frequency increases in an increasingly compressed world, there is a definite market to help the travels picking up a few commonly used phrases and words in the local language. This is what the Bratilsava, [...]

Are you sick and tired of Powerpoint? It is quite possible that you are. In the decade and a half since it came out, Powerpoint has been heavily overused, beating most corporate meetings to death and made presentations and talks into dull and boring affairs. However, a few startups are fighting to save you from [...]