Venuemob is a Melbourne-based
startup that provides a platform to search for a place to hold events.
It aims to gradually add more features for both venue owners and those
searching for venues.
China’s
Papa brings in the voice
messaging element of hit apps like WeChat and Whatsapp, allowing people
to add a vocal explainer to their photos. But will this kind of
‘Instagram with voice’ app catch on?
Speaking of attaching a voice message to your photos, one established
photo-sharing startup exhibited some quick thinking in adding this
feature to its own app. Chinese startups sure do move quickly.
Singapore-based
Cliquefund
is a crowdfunding startup that hopes to make it easier for both
non-profit and for-profit companies to get their businesses rolling.
WangJiu is a brand-new entrant to China’s luxury e-commerce segment, where it focuses on premium wines.
In yet more news involving a China-based, wine-oriented e-commerce site,
WineNice confirmed $15.8 million in series B funding that it’ll use to expand both its online and fledgling offline operations.
Inspira Solusi is the
Indonesian startup behind this app, which emerged as the grand champion
at the recent Blackberry JamHack Asia content. The upcoming BB10 app
provides in-depth, play-by-play live updates on certain soccer matches.
The Stakeholder Company,
is a data-loving, influence-mapping solution for large corporations to
visualize their corporate or market structure – or that of their rivals.
China’s
Tujia offers a hotel-like
online booking system for vacant and fully-furnished holiday homes. In a
recent partnership with American site HomeAway, Tujia now offers even
more location choices for holiday homes, such as Australia and western
Europe, as compared to having only China-based listings previously.
This startup,
Oompr, has the
ambitious goal of replacing forum listing, buying, and selling – plus it
wants to make the experience easier and more social.
Singapore-based
EatAds is an online marketplace for the buying and selling of offline/outdoor advertising space in Asia and Europe.
Indonesian game developer
Touchten’s flagship game,
Infinite Sky,
which has garnered more than one million downloads and 200,000 daily
active users, is going to be adapted for the Chinese and Japanese
markets.
We like hardware startups but don’t find too many of them around. This one, Ho Chi Minh-based
Setech Viet, is also aiming to solve a very real problem that plagues the nation’s many, many motorobike riders every day.
Japanese mobile internet company
I-Freek
announced on Friday that it has released Photodeco+ for Android, a
premium version of its regular Photodeco camera app that has already
seen over 350,000 downloads on Google Play.
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