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Jun 23, 2015

No smoking, please: Russian mobile health technologies

Several anti-smoking mobile apps appeared in Russia in summer 2015, including the “Smoke Free Area” service. It can be used to report those that violate the ban on smoking in public places.

Jun 23, 2015

Geolocation startup Meanwhile raised $100,000 from individual investors

The startup initially received support from FRII, a major government-backed seed fund, but left its acceleration program

Jun 14, 2015

Ivideon secures $4 million from Impulse VC to take its video-streaming service global

Ivideon, a Russian startup whose cloud platform allows users to beam video to any device using almost any hardware configuration, has just raised $4 million from Russian venture fund Impulse VC

Jun 14, 2015

Yandex launches new media player service “Yandex.Radio”

With more than 100 stations, Yandex.Radio allows users to tune in to a variety of music styles

Jun 11, 2015

KamAZ to Begin Testing Drone Truck Next Week

The company announced the project last year, and pitched it as a means of making driving safer on Russia’s inter-city road network

May 27, 2015

New Yandex browser offers rich search suggestions while “protecting user privacy”

Available in 15 languages, including English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian

May 27, 2015

On the steps of Amazon: Russian data center Selectel launches “Virtual Private Cloud” storage service

The service aims to combine the cost advantage of a public cloud with the sophistication and customization capacity of a private service

May 27, 2015

New chip-antenna for mobile gadgets developed in Voronezh

The Voronezh-originating antennas cover a variety of ranges, including GSM, 3G, and 4G

May 21, 2015

YotaPhone 2 gets Lollipop, a price cut, and a white version

If you’re tired of all the black slabs on the market, and want your phone to be a little more special, you can’t go wrong with the YotaPhone 2

May 20, 2015

Ahead of Apple: Russian-Canadian startup launches connected watch to measure and manage stress

According to its maker, the device uses heart rate variability (HRV, or the time interval between pulses), super sensitive optical sensors, and a proprietary algorithm to calculate stress levels all day

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