“Upworthy”, the website aiming to make
meaningful videos go viral. Upworthy is taking a new focus on building revenue
streams through its editorial content.
“Jolla”, the Finnish startup that’s aiming
to build a mobile ecosystem around its MeeGo based OS, Sailfish, has announced
the Sailfish OS is now compatible with the Android ecosystem.
“Zipments”, a same day delivery marketplace
that connects retailers with couriers.
“Google’s Maps”, For Business A Key
Ingredient For HALO Trust’s Mine Clearing Efforts In Kosovo! Amazing.
“Conduit”, the Israeli based browser toolbar
and mobile startup estimated to be worth some $1.4 billion, has confirmed it is
merging with Perion Network.
“Famo.us”, announced a JavaScript framework
for building super complex yet still super smooth HTML5 apps, finally ready to
let in a few of the 57,000 developers that signed up for beta access.
Google stepped
up its efforts and launched a set of new photo editing
tools, including the ability to fine tune Google+’s Auto Enhance
feature, apply new filters and selectively adjust parts of an image, but they
only work in Chrome :(
“Dubb”, is an app that lets users request
contact information from those in their extended friend network, who can in
turn choose to accept, deny, or only allow certain addresses and numbers
through.
“Warsaw”, based startup called IQ
Intelclinic has build an intelligent sleeping mask which uses sensors to
monitor the wearers’ sleep cycles, including REM and non REM sleep, in order to
determine if you’re getting quality Zzz’s at night.
“Tow Choice”,
an innovative way to benefit both sides by bringing the tow provider (YOU) more
tows, and bringing the distressed motorist a fast tow at a fair price.
“Ark” has just launched a mobile email
client that pulls in all the social profiles of the people you’re emailing with
so you can quickly do research on business contacts or stalk your friends.
“Days”, is an app that doesn’t aspire to
real time, selective photo sharing. The idea, rather, is to share lots of
photos in a collection, a Day. This day isn’t shared in real time — users can choose
to publish their day the day after.
Intel has made
another international acquisition in its push into artificial intelligence
technology: it has bought “Indisys”,
a Spanish startup focused on natural language recognition.
“Seenth.is”, lets music fans hone their
obsession by making it easy for them to track the most interesting social media
updates from their favorite performers.
“Facebook”, Saying goodbye to Credits
currency, Transitions To Local Currencies To Boost International Payments.
“Import.io”, turns Web Pages Into
Spreadsheets For Getting Out The Data That Matters Most.
“Twitter’s”, New “Verified” Filter Lets Celebs Hob Nob In
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