http://tech.eu because where else would people go to find out about cool tech and startups coming out of Europe without having to weed through too much crap?
Oh, plenty more that deserve a mention. Spotify and SoundCloud, sure, but also other music startups like Songkick (YC) and Deezer. On the gaming side, there's Rovio, King, Supercell, Plarium, Wooga, Nordeus, ZeptoLab, Game Insight and plenty more that are kicking ass and taking names.
Others with loads of potential to become big hits include Huddle, TransferWise, 6Wunderkinder, Geckoboard, Jolla, EyeEm, Klarna, Narrative, Magine, TradeShift, HouseTrip, Trademob, Withings, Blablacar, Outbrain, SwiftKey, Hailo, Holvi, Wrapp, Busuu, Babelverse, Trustev and so on. Then there's a whole mobile payment revolution going in Europe (where Square isn't available) with companies like SumUp, iZettle, Payleven and others growing rapidly.
I could go on and on, but there's a few reasons I started Tech.eu and one of them is precisely to highlight the tech innovation that's happening across Europe. :)
Sorry but it's bullshit. Apologies for self-promoting my The Next Web article on this, but many popular apps seemingly lost a lot of users according to AppData's data. It doesn't add up at all.
I really hope this doesn't get down-voted because it's a little promotional, but I posted a video interview with Mozilla's chairwomen Mitchell Baker today, she said some interesting things I think.
Give you the ability to see what kind of access you've granted which application, and the option to 'nuke' (i.e. disconnect) all apps in one go. The alerts as mentioned below as well.
