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Apr 17, 2014

Starus Releases New Recovery Tool for Office Docs

Starus Recovery has announced the release of Starus Office Recovery, a comprehensive data recovery tool for PCs running the Microsoft Windows OS to restore document files that go missing

Apr 09, 2014

The YotaPhone 2: Slimmer, lighter and health-conscious

The phone is slated for release at the end of 2014

Apr 09, 2014

Tomsk Students Develop App to Assist the Visually Impaired

RIW Internet Without Restrictions is a web app that offers access to information that conventional screen reading programs are unable to process

Apr 09, 2014

From Russia with Code

Future sanctions may make it difficult for Western software companies to do business in Mother Russia. But the country has a vast domestic software, services and internet industry of its own. These are some of the powerhouses.

Mar 31, 2014

Russian developer of solution for visually impaired number three at global StartUp Cup

Oriense, a young Russian company offering visually impaired people a high-tech vision solution, joined the Top Three of the world’s best start-ups at international StartUp Cup

Mar 31, 2014

Vobis Computer rolls out homegrown Russian budget smartphone

Vobis Computer has announced its first solo as an independent smartphone manufacturer.

Mar 28, 2014

Russian ISVs and Market Forces

Software-Russia conducted interviews with several Russian companies including ABBYY, Bercut, PROMT, SPIRIT DSP, all of which generate most of their revenue from product and software application development

Mar 19, 2014

LEDAS Geometry Comparison Embeds ASCON C3D Kernel

LEDAS Ltd. and ASCON today jointly announced the successful integration of ASCON’s C3D kernel into LEDAS Geometry Comparison technology

Mar 10, 2014

Russians hack Instagram to create new service

The service developed by the hackers, Instapult, would allow the automation of posts to Instagram

Mar 10, 2014

Russian startup raises $500,000 for its talking robot, considers sales in English-speaking countries

Cubic Robotics, a Russian startup developing robots that can communicate with their owners, has raised $500,000 in its second round of funding from a private investor

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