Robot helps hospital patients find their legs
Reykjavik-based insurance company, Sjóvá, has donated a robot to the rehabilitation ward of Iceland’s National Hospital. The computer-controlled robot...
Icelandic company big in the frozen food market
Icelandic company, Eimskip Holdings Inc, has become one of the major players in the frozen food industry, an industry that was recently cited as being...
Boy tear gassed by local police
Reykjvaik’s special police forces used teargas to subdue a teenage boy who was threatening his family with a weapon last week. The 16-year-old male wa...
Mother develops computer game for her twins
When Gudrún Eiríksdóttir, a student of computer science couldn’t find the learning tools on the market to help her twins with hearing disabilities lea...
International law conference to be held in Reykjavik
Nordic eMarketing, in cooperation with Nomos, the Reykjavik Legal Forum, have announced that an international law conference will be held in Reykjavik...
Happy Health Market opens in Reykjavik
The Happy Health Market opened its doors in downtown Reykjavik last week on Skólastræti 1. The market is the city’s first open air market and will be ...
German tourist lands monster halibut
A German visitor put locals to shame when he hauled in a halibut weighing 175 kilograms and measuring 240 centimetres. The tourist, Andre Rosset, caug...
Traffic deaths dip
New statistics released recently indicate that traffic deaths in Iceland from January to June have set a record this year. So far in 2007, there have ...