Andrii Degeler, Ars Technica UK

Andrii Degeler

Ars Technica UK

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  • The Next Web
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  • Kyiv Post

Past articles by Andrii:

Birth control without pills, condoms—is there really an app for that?

Swedish startup Natural Cycles takes on the pill with data science, app, thermometer. → Read More

Polish VC market in 2016: $164 million in 114 deals

Although Polish B2B internet companies closed the most deals in 2016, IoT was the leader in terms of money raised, according to a new report released by GrowthUP, a Ukraine-based startup ... → Read More

How 'creative AI' can change the future of music for everyone

Do you think you can tell a piece of music composed by artificial intelligence (AI) from one created by a human composer? Before you read any further, let's find out. The following ... → Read More

Ukraine's tech ecosystem equation: Product + Outsourcing = ?

Although many countries across the world strive to build a Silicon Valley of their own, regional technology business ecosystems are all very different, and are likely to remain so. It’s very interesting to observe how each country’s history affects the way startups and bigger companies grow and coexist on the market. In Ukraine, a country … → Read More

Ukraine’s tech ecosystem equation: Product + Outsourcing = ?

Although many countries across the world strive to build a Silicon Valley of their own, regional technology business ecosystems are all very different, and are likely to remain so. ... → Read More

Lithuania: Up-and-coming startup ecosystem with talent and ideas

The future looks bright for Lithuania's startup ecosystem. → Read More

Lithuania: Up-and-coming startup ecosystem with talent and ideas

The future looks bright for Lithuania's startup ecosystem. → Read More

Sextech and the world: There's more than one app for that

What started with porn and hook-up sites has branched off into a number of different paths, with a number of new apps focussing on particular kinks. → Read More

Sextech and the world: There's more than one app for that

What started with porn and hook-up sites has branched off into a number of different paths, with a number of new apps focussing on particular kinks. → Read More

A drone nearly collided with a plane at Manchester airport—report

An unidentified object flew within 120 feet of a Boeing 757 during take-off. → Read More

Iceland mulls Airbnb crackdown as visitors swarm into the country

Hosts may need to pay extra tax if they rent their homes out for more than 90 days. → Read More

Three tells customers to use WhatsApp, Skype to avoid hiked MMS charges

Mobile network to more than double MMS prices starting from June 13. → Read More

Google hovers over delete button for backspace nav shortcut in Chrome

Google: Only 0.04 percent of page views navigate via the backspace button. → Read More

Google hovers over delete button for backspace nav shortcut in Chrome

No more form data lose after accidentally hitting backspace... unless big outcry begins. → Read More

IT blunders over farm subsidies could lump Scot gov with £125M fine

Lack of trust, blame culture hinders progress as clock ticks on complying with EC regs. → Read More

Electric shock IoT treatment touted for spend it like Beckham types

Firm hopes to connect bank accounts with IoT, starting with Pavlok and Nest. → Read More

Detained immigrants mustn’t use Facebook or view smut online, says UK gov

Strictly limited Internet access granted by home office. → Read More

Manchester police to come loaded with 3,000 bodycams

Frontline officers to apparently get their gadgets—worth some £2M—by year's end. → Read More

Firefox trundles past Microsoft browsers for first time—Chrome remains king

Latest stats pack punch against Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Edge browsers. → Read More

Raspberry Pi Zero now comes loaded with a new camera connector

Tiny computer still costs £4, while camera modules carry a £21 price tag. → Read More