Technology &Telecoms
Romanian Certsign To Make And Deliver Cypriot Driving Licenses For Five Years
Certsign, part of Romanian UTI Group, signed a five-year contract in August for the making and delivery of driving license in Cyprus.
Costliest Rebranding In The History Of Romanian Telecom: EUR15M For "T"
German giant Deutsche Telekom has made a big bet on the rebranding of Cosmote and Romtelecom, its Romanian subsidiaries with 11 million clients and annual revenue topping EUR1 billion.
Most Romanians Shop Online Every Three Months - Survey
Most Romanians shop online every three months and mostly buy electronics and household appliances, followed by clothing and footwear, according to a survey conducted by Exact Cercetare si Co...
Allview: Romanian Smartphone Market, Set To Reach “At Least” 2.5 Million Units In 2014
Brasov-based Visual Fan, which sells various electronics under the Allview brand, sold 350,000 tablets and smartphones in the first half, from 150,000 units in the same period of last year,...
DOMO Opens Tenth Store In Bucharest
Electronics and IT retailer DOMO will open its tenth store in Bucharest Thursday, following an investment of EUR800,000, the company said Tuesday.
RCS&RDS Gulps Up Smaller Romanian Cable TV Companies
RCS&RDS, the biggest player on Romania’s cable TV market, continues to buy smaller players in the industry, having gained around 50,000 subscribers through these deals since the beginning of...
Vodafone Romania Extends 4G Roaming In 11 More Countries At No Extra Charge
Mobile operator Vodafone Romania is expanding its 4G roaming services coverage to 11 more countries at no additional charge starting Monday, after introducing the services in four countries...
Arsis Owner: 2014, The Best For Us Of The Past 5 Years
Arsis Trading, the largest telecom store network controlled by a Romanian entrepreneur, registered revenue of RON58.3 million (EUR13.1 million) in the first half of this year, up 4% compared...
Lenovo Wants 5% Of Smartphone Sales In Romania In Several Months
Chinese-held Lenovo, the biggest player on the domestic PC market, has recently launched its smartphone range in Romania, for which it expects sales of 100,000 units by next spring.