10 Amsterdam-based smartphone app startups getting very popular in 2019
Apple and Samsung smartphones have given rise to several startups creating mobile apps for almost everything.
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Apple and Samsung smartphones have given rise to several startups creating mobile apps for almost everything.
With the recent advancements in technology, it is only natural that almost every aspect of our lives is going to be touched by tech in some manner.
While the digital transformation is still to be realised in the European road freight market, many tech startups are working hard to push technological innovation forward in this segment in 2019. Founded in 2016 by David Nothacker, Julius Koehler and Nicolaus Schefenacker, Berlin-based Sennder is one of them.
Depression is a common mental disorder and has been identified as a leading cause of disability.
Biotech is a sector that continues to evolve constantly.
The Dutch scaleup, 5miles has officially announced that it has successfully attracted €750,000 from angel investors.
Elon Musk recently showed off its new venture called Neuralink, which is a company specialising in brain-computer interface (BCI).
While big tech majors like Google and Facebook are already responsible for hiring a lot of new tech crowd in London every year, still there are a lot of tech startups in one of the most bustling city in the world where you can choose to work in, if you want to experience a smaller, challenging and more energetic work scenario.
Technological advancements have not spared any industry including agriculture and farming.
Flixmobility, best known in Europe for its indispensable bus service network, Flixbus made its debut in 2013 on the road intending to provide green and smart mobility for everyone to experience the world.
Globally recognised as a hot investment sector, FinTech is one of the fastest-growing areas for venture capitalists.
Unless you were sitting under the rock for the last week, you've heard of the FaceApp.