The recently growing number of coronavirus cases has barely affected mobility of Lithuanian residents, with their movement having even grown in some directions, based on Google's publicly accessible human mobility data.
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The Internet giant Google has presented its video about Debunk EU during the Google News Initiative’s conference in Amsterdam, which attracted 183 media representatives from 29 countries. The initiative had originated in Lithuania and it helps countering disinformation.
2018 was another hugely successful year for Fintech in Lithuania and saw the country cement its status as one of Europe’s leading Fintech hubs. The sector expanded by 45% and saw big names in the industry like Revolut and Google receive licences from the Bank of Lithuania.
This summer, Google Street View cars will be cruising Lithuania once again with the goal of updating local data in Google Maps. This time, Street View cars will be focusing on getting more up to date information on interconnecting roads between cities, a press release from Google states.
Google Street View cars will once again appear on Lithuanian roads on Wednesday and plan to spend two months updating information on intercity roads.
Blockchain technology is going to change the world and potentially could have as big effect on our lives as birth of the Internet. Still, since it is relatively unknown, the perception of it is that this technology has been created to serve only the cryptocurrencies, let’s mention the Bitcoin. The L...
The Lithuanian Court of Appeals on Friday ruled to extradite Evaldas Rimašauskas, a Lithuanian national accused of swindling US tech giants Facebook and Google off 100 million US dollars via an email fraud scheme, to the United States.
The Lithuanian Court of Appeals on Tuesday heard an appeal filed by Evaldas Rimašauskas, a Lithuanian national accused of swindling US tech giants Facebook and Google via an email fraud scheme, against his extradition to the United States and should hand down a ruling later this week.
Debu Purkayastha, a representative of UK-based investment fund Octopus Investments and a former employee of Google, believes Lithuanian tech entrepreneurs have what it takes to become global pioneers.
US Internet giant Google will provide free-of-charge training about the Internet and the use of technologies in Lithuania in the framework of a digital skills training project, Google Growth Engine.
A new survey by TNS Emor has revealed that Lithuanians' favourite brands are those of global internet giants.
Lithuanian start-up Sems Technology which develops solutions that allow retailers to track and analyse customer behaviour and flows in their stores has become one of a small number of Google-approved beacon manufacturers.
International companies like Google are making deeper inroads into the economies of the Baltic states, but they still choose to pay taxes in European Union countries with more favourable tax conditions.
Internet giant Google painted its logo in the Lithuanian flag colours with Gediminas Castle at the centre its logo on February 16th to congratulate Lithuania with its Independence Day.
Google has included Vilnius into the coverage of its world-wide Google Transit service, a trip planner on public transport.
Marketing manager at Google Regimantas Urbanas says that internet enables direct service sharing; customers can get the necessary service from other customers. In this sense technology coerces businesses to improve, make creative decisions and communicate with their customers personally. Urbanas sha...
The tech sector thrives in this Baltic state, and education in the STEM field is at the core of its growth.
The most popular brand in the Baltic states is the on-line search engine Google, according to a research project carried by TNS Emor.
US Internet search and digital marketing giant Google has confirmed that it plans to open a sales and marketing unit in Lithuania this year.
Talks have been around for some time now that US internet giant Google is looking into expanding in Lithuania. At the moment, however, the company is only looking for a Lithuanian-speaking finance specialist for a job in Dublin and does not reveal any details about possible plans to settle in Vilniu...
