Monday, October 7, 2013

Amazing Internet Today - By vTech Consultancy

Baidu, China’s leading search engine, announced today that it has appointed Liu Dejian, the founder, chairman and executive director of NetDragon, an online gaming and mobile developer, to its Board of Directors.

Mobile messaging app Line, which has been on a marketing push in India, has added 10 million Indian users to its registered users count in around three months.

Numerify, Founded by pioneers of the Business Intelligence industry from MicroStrategy, Hyperion and Oracle, Numerify is building a disruptive cloud native platform to deliver system of record business analytics.

TextTeaser is a service that creates tl;dr (too long; didn’t read) summaries for lengthly online articles.

Social Media being used not to measure performance of other digital channels! Nielsen is set to publish its first report with TV rankings based on data from Twitter.

Delicious is a free and easy tool to save, organize, and discover interesting links on the web.

Seedrs makes investing in startups simple and rewarding. Invest in the shares of startups you choose. Raise capital for your startup from friends, family and the crowds.

Meet Piena, A Hassle Free Baby Formula Maker Developed By Two Ex Samsung Engineers.

Silvercar continues to expand its tech focused airport car rental service into new markets and in a few weeks will be making its biggest debut yet.

Uber is evolving the way the world moves. By seamlessly connecting riders to drivers through our apps, we make cities more accessible, opening up more possibilities for riders and more business for drivers.

Earlier today, VPN service PureVPN was dealt a double blow by malicious hackers: a zero day exploit; and the mailing of a subsequent, fake email alleging account closure and a data compromise.



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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

World Growing Faster, How ? By - vTech Consultancy

Apple is rumored to be planning the rollout of new iPads in time for the holidays, and there are a couple different models potentially in the pipeline.

Bio tech company Monsanto has bought Climate Corporation for approximately $1.1 billion. While the Monsanto press release says $930 million.

The new Kindle, which is (almost), the same as the old kindle. This new model, called the HDX, aims to be a paradigm shifting device for pure media consumption, as well as a tool for the worker on the go.

Quri, an analytics for your retail startup providing peal–time visibility into the conditions of your products and promotions in the store.

Staples is today announcing an acquisition of San Mateo based Runa, a specialist in ecommerce personalization technology to compete better with Amazon and others in the online sale of office supplies.

Elliptic Labs, a startup that uses ultrasound technology to enable touchless, gesture based interfaces, has finally pushed its tech into smartphones.

The Football App – a popular mobile football app amongst European fans – raised its first institutional funding — a €10 million Series A from a syndicate led by Earlybird Venture Capital also in Berlin.

Weekdone is an Estonian startup. The web and newly released iOS app enable managers to keep a pulse on their teams, by streamlining the feedback loop and presenting the results in a highly visual and aggregated view.

Wrike, Project Management Software that makes your life easier! Has raised $10 million in Series a funding from Bain Capital Ventures.

Telogis provides a cloud based location intelligence software platform that has a transformative effect on the way businesses optimize their mobile assets and critical data.

Apple Says Small Fraction Of iMessage Users Having Issues and It’s Working on a Fix.

Spin, a video chat app for IOS with a new kind of technology platform that's so powerful it fades into the background, giving people the freedom to have fun and connect more deeply

Yiftee, the service for sending local gifts to friends, has opened its “GiftUp” API with the hope that developers will incorporate its gift giving capabilities into their own apps


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