Posts Tagged ‘Startup’

Everything you need to know about Pinterest – Infographic

February 15, 2012 |  by  |  Cool Stuff  |  No Comments

Lemon.ly, a visual marketing firm, took a deep dive into the data to catalog Pinterest’s stunning rise and produced the infographic below.

Shop your clothes online with augmented reality technology from Bodymetrics

January 10, 2012 |  by  |  Concepts, Sites, Video  |  No Comments

Of course we are skeptical when we are buying clothes online cuz we never know just how well those purchases will actually fit. When you walk into a clothing retailer or browse an online fashion site, they have no idea of your body size, shape or style. So online shoppers, please welcome breakthrough piece of augmented reality technology from Bodymetrics. Bodymetrics body-maps you within a few seconds and gets hundreds of accurate measurements and analytics of your shape. Then, it matches data to the exact dimensions of a garment and allow you to virtually try it on your own body

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Dropost.it lets you leave money for friends at any location

December 6, 2011 |  by  |  Sites  |  No Comments

Dropost.it is a clever smart service that allows you to drop gifts for friends which are geo-tagged to specific locations. These gifts, which you can think of as virtual gift cards purchased via the Dropost.it service, can only be accessed when the recipient visits a specific location. Initially, the service works over PayPal, but the company is working towards deeper integration with mobile wallets, including NFC-based wallet systems, like Google Wallet. Beyond facilitating the gift-giving process, Dropost.it is also working on a feature that will help you figure out what gifts to buy your friends (this piece hasn’t yet launched). To

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InBed.me – opportunity for fellow travelers to connect before their trip begins

December 4, 2011 |  by  |  Sites, Video  |  No Comments

It is said that travel is not about the places you see, but the people you meet along the way. This idea is the inspiration behind InBed.me, a social booking site for travelers to connect with each other before their trip begins. The site began with a group of travelers who met in a Brooklyn hostel and shared an understanding that some hostels are not as social as others. To allow people to have more exciting, social experiences during their travels, the group formed InBed.me in June 2011 during Startup Weekend in New York City. The travel site won second place

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Familiar turns your computer into digital picture frame connected to your friends and family

December 1, 2011 |  by  |  Sites, Video  |  No Comments

Familiar is Ray Fortna, Mike Bohlander, Josh Hepfer and Marcus Womack, has an incredibly simple yet compelling value proposition, namely that billions of screens worth of untapped real estate are worth taking advantage of. Familiar is basically a socially programmed screensaver which allows you to share and display photos with contacts you select through Facebook and via email. In the beta version, all photos you upload to Familiar will turn into a collective screensaver for the people you’ve connected with, combining with photos that other users have shared in Familiar’s ‘The Shuffle’ function. To share photos, you can either drag

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Looking for something try telling sQuimble

November 29, 2011 |  by  |  Sites  |  No Comments

Marlon Brown was at the Art Institute of Charleston one day this summer when a co-worker took to Twitter and announced she wanted a mocha. The request for coffee was in vain, but it gave Brown an idea. A computer scientist by training and an entrepreneur by avocation, Brown got right to work. After a busy few months of tinkering with the technology and recruiting local eateries and shops, the resulting global positioning system-based coupon service, sQuimble, is now live. If you’re in the Charleston area (to start), you can text, Tweet or enter on squimble.com what you want. If you

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Presentify.me turns unused vouchers into pretty gift certificates

November 24, 2011 |  by  |  Sites, Video  |  No Comments

Looking for a last-minute holiday gift? How about that Groupon you never used? Daily deal vouchers wouldn't actually make bad presents if there was a way to gift them that didn't involve an email printout tucked into a card. That’s where Presentify.me, new startup was created by the London-based team behind the deal aggregation service Dealzinga.com, Alex Vander Hoeven, Bob Pluss and Chan Yin, which turns deal vouchers into attractive gift certificates, can help. A webapp that compliments the daily deal space, just in time for the holidays. Presentify.me aims to the solve the aesthetics problem by turning vouchers into pretty

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Personal is your secure data vault for your private digital information

November 19, 2011 |  by  |  Sites  |  No Comments

Personal is a data vault which helps you organize your life's details and makes you the gatekeeper of who gets access to your information and what they can see. It wants to be the private data vault for everything in your life, from your insurance to your dining preferences. There are plenty of websites and social networks for sharing information publicly. We post a constant stream of information via Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Google and YouTube daily. But these social sites are not suited for the storage and transmission of private information. Personal is a free web and mobile service (will

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SocialCheck.me anonymous, private, customizable surveys to hire competent and hard working candidates

November 13, 2011 |  by  |  Sites  |  No Comments

Finding great talent is a tough process. Recruiters and HR try to find out as much as they can about job candidates who purposefully seek to hide their own flaws. Resumes, interviews, and listed references help, but what employers really need to know is how a candidate actually performs at work. SocialCheck.me is a brand new service that lets employers distribute opt-in, anonymous, private, customizable surveys to the colleagues and past co-workers of job candidates. Employers get data, charts, and calculations about a candidate’s quality which they can use to hire competent, hard working candidates that will fit their company’s culture.

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