This is a guest post by Nigel Eccles, co-founder and CEO of Hubdub Ltd, the company behind Hubdub, the news prediction game, and Fanduel, the daily draft fantasy sports game. Over his last three start-ups he admits he has made every mistake outlined below. Throughout the summer TechCrunch Europe is running guest posts written by [...] Full story...
[Austria] Social travel guide tripwolf has released an updated iPhone app that ramps up the company's freemium offering with the introduction of in-app purchases for destinations where tripwolf has more in-depth information.
[Switzerland] Would you be comfortable with storing your passwords in the cloud? That's the hope of DataInherit, from Swiss banking security specialists DSwiss, which launched a new password 'safe' that lets you store your most important passwords on the company's servers.
[UK] Larry Ellison isn't the only one who has his reservations regarding the legitimacy of cloud computing.
Almost two years ago The Filter, a startup backed by Peter Gabriel, launched to bring better music and movie recommendations to consumers.
There remains an ongoing desktop Twitter application war. Traditionally Tweetdeck and Seesmic have been at loggerheads for the lion share, although Tweetdeck has remained in the lead so far.
So for a bit of fun we've decided to open a TechCrunch Europe T-Shirt store on that European startup Spreadshirt.
It looks like some major consolidation is about to go down in the Central European Internet market, and in particular Poland.
[UK] The London-based online identity startup Garlik have partnered with the UK online stockbroker Selftrade to offer its customers identity fraud protection.
Nokia this morning published two press releases on its website, one talking about the 'development' of one of its manufacturing plants and one commenting on a class action lawsuit filed in the United States.
AMEE, the US/UK-based startup that aims to build the largest engine for computing greenhouse gas emissions, has secured a $5.