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Reface app allows users to snap a picture of their face and apply their likeness to any number of celebrities, without needing any after-effects or VFX knowledge.
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Reface app allows users to snap a picture of their face and apply their likeness to any number of celebrities, without needing any after-effects or VFX knowledge.
As a part of a weekly roundup, here is a list of some of the most important tech startups that have hit the headlines in Europe this week.
The Dutch startup ecosystem has been flourishing with Brexit having helped the ecosystem grow further.
This year, funding rounds were quite affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown our world into uncharted terrain.
In a recent development, the SignON project co-coordinated by Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences has received Horizon 2020 funding of €5.6M by the European Union (EU).
With Revolut's Pockets, customers can set aside their money for their buying needs. Thereby ensuring they don’t accidentally spend their rent.
Last year, the European tech startup market was at its strongest ever position, claims Atomico’s The State of European Tech 2020 report.
Running a successful scale-up in a highly competitive tech ecosystem is not an easy feat.
TransferWise provides customers with a lower-cost alternative to traditional means of moving money internationally.
The importance of having a good work/life balance cannot be emphasised enough.
Quite lately, numerous traditional VCs are gradually diversifying their portfolios to invest in crypto-assets and blockchain technology projects, as well as launching crypto-centric funds.