The Government of Belarus approved the agreement with the Government of Lithuania on cooperation in the field of information and communication technologies and in the development of the information society, reads Resolution No. 120 as of 22 February 2013, BelTA has learnt.

Lithuanian company Gifty, in cooperation with mobile operator Bite Lithuania, has launched a mobile application for users to pay for purchased gods from the balance of the operator.

Top Mobile Innovators Recognised at World Summit Awards for Mobile Outstanding app developer teams from around the world gathered in Abu Dhabi for the World Summit Awards – Mobile. The World Summit Awards (WSA) were initiated in 2003 for the first United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), in collaboration with UNESCO.

Google has just released a big batch of Street View imagery, including the Grand Canyon, the country of Lithuania, parts of Japan and various other small sections in the United States.

You can access all of this great Street View imagery from directly within Google Earth. Here's a video that shows some tips and tricks on how to do that:

New line of DPSS nanosecond lasers offer extended maintenance-free period

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Smaller Eastern European nations such as Poland and Lithuania have traditionally been rather heavily reliant on Russia for their energy needs. Massive networks of soviet-era pipelines are still supplying a large chunk of their natural gas requirements, and now these countries want to break free from this energy dependency.

Nature of Inquiry in Inquiry of Nature. Under this motto, the summer school organized by UAB Metis Baltic and Ellinogermaniki Agogi will take place from 28 January up to 1 February 2013 in Vilnius.

Lithuanian national telecommunications regulator RRT signed a cooperation memorandum with Kazakhstan's telecommunications technical support and analysis centre. The two will cooperate in the field of telecommunications network protection from cyber attacks and other security issues.

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BaltCap, a private equity firm with offices in Latvia, Lituania and Estonia, has invested in Coffee Inn, the largest branded coffee shop chain in the Baltics.

The firm said Coffee Inn intends to invest up to €2m of debt and equity over the coming two years to finance the future growth of the business in Lithuania and other countries.

Peter Dizikes, MIT News Office