MohammadReza Azali
Startup Community Builder, Co-Founder & CEO at TechRasa. Email: Mohammadreza[at]TechRasa.com
1979 REVOLUTION: Black Friday is an action-adventure video game about Iran's revolution in 1979. This game made a lot of noise in Iran since the Iranian government stated that the story is twisted and is not based on facts.
Director of Central Bank Payment System said that connecting to online international payment systems is our priority for the current new year. He added that 30% of the payment terminals in shops have the necessary capability to accept international payment systems.
Android is the dominant mobile OS in Iran right now. But how's Android doing in the country in terms of users, OS versions, device brands,models and other key factors?
By the end of this spring, Tehran Taxi Organization will launch its Uber-like app. This would be the second online transportation app in Tehran.
In this episode we talk about: Step conference, robotics, Supercell contract with Cafe Bazaar, international payment services, transparency in Iran and freedom of information.
Crowdup brings a unique and colorful perspective to Turkish startup ecosystem on April 16th. Crowdup is a one full day technology and art combined startup conference held by mostly student volunteers and professionals.
Iranians without any international payment services (because of sanctions) or credit cards can use online premium services or even purchase an app online. How? We are going to answer that question in this post.
Clash of Clans is one of the most popular mobile games in Iran with more than 5 Million installs only on Cafe Bazaar android market. Thanks to the new deal signed between Cafe Bazaar and Supercell, Iranians can now buy Gems in Rial from this Iranian android market.
A number of online payment gateways got blocked in Iran recently without a prior notice from the government. Few of these companies claim that they don’t know of the reasoning behind the government’s decision but we might be able to shed some light on the matter.
Issuing license for the first satellite operator and launching it on the first quarter of the new Persian year is one of the priorities of Iran’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
