I'm a Basecamp 2 user but have started to migrate over to http://getflow.com which has a nice combination of ordinary lists and cards which you might I want for some specific projects.
Don't forget the the annoying red notification bubble when a new song has being added to a playlist. Which never needs a notification bubble.
That simple thing will make me switch instantly to Apple Music. The Spotify app was so much better a couple of years ago when just a few people worked on it.
What? Wikipedia is for everyone. Most of the worlds population does not speak english.
As a swede I use both swedish and english Wikipedia. It depends on what I'm looking at. Swedish Wikipedia contains more in depth content on a lot of topics.
I would recommend you to keep out of Eastern Europe. The people there wants to believe they have left their history behind but they haven't.
When I visited Budapest the police acted as Stasi and on the local metro they only asks foreigners for valid tickets. Very unfriendly. I would never recommend anyone going there.
Interesting to see that he mentions Hipchat, Google Hangouts and Skype. Isn't that 3 tools for doing the same thing? Even though Hipchat is just text communication.
Hard for team members to know what tool to send a message with.
In Stockholm we have a candy machine with a QR code to download their app to make a purchase. If you want to app you have to use the QR code since they don't tell you the name of the app.