Infinit Closet
is a web and mobile app for users to share their closets (clothing)
with friends. This Thailand-based startup emerged top in the recent
Startup Weekend Bangkok.
Two Singapore-based startups, Travelogy and TripFlick, have partnered to create a useful mobile app for tourists called
ComeSingapore.
Currently available for Android, this mobile app targets travellers
visiting Singapore, with features such as trip planning and a travel
guide.
Looking at a hardware startup for a change,
Aftershock offers four laptop configurations from which customers can build upon to create their perfect gaming system.
Created by Shanghai-based startup ExploreMetro,
TaxiCrab
is an Android and iPhone app that lets you rate Shanghai cabbies on
their driving skills, professional appearance, and their personal
hygiene.
Luxola is an
online cosmetics e-commerce startup which currently carries 48
international brands and over 500 different products on its site.
Singapore’s
Roam7 is a startup that aims to map your friends’ travels in the hope of helping you plan your own trips.
Singapore’s
BillPin is a
startup which helps friends and roommates easily manage shared expenses,
keeping friendships squabble-free. This article features an interview
with the co-founder, which is a part of our female entrepreneurship
series.
Dropmyemail is a startup
that offers an email back-up solution. It has expanded into providing
enterprise services, offering unlimited email storage and email
communications monitoring.
Taiwan’s
Gabble, officially launched in mid-July this year, and is a free app that provides users real-time questions and answers on-the-go.
The team behind
ThatApp was
awarded first place in the recent Social Innovation Camp Asia. This
Malaysia-based startup proposes a mobile application to help answer
teens’ questions about sex – so that the youngsters can make smart,
informed decisions about their sexual health.
DoctorPage.sg
allows Singaporeans to browse through doctors in their local area and
make appointments in real-time. This startup has received seed funding a
mere two months after it launched.
Singapore startup
NoiseStreet
and SPH MediaBoxOffice have partnered to launch a smartphone-based
solution that aims to bring a new level of engagement, interactivity,
and immediacy to what’s called out-of-home advertising – ads in stores
and on the street.
POPS Worldwide is a Vietnam-based startup that develops and distributes media content through cross-media platforms in Vietnam.
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