At least on the surface, Opinsy conforms to the ultra-typical web startup model. Look a little closer, though, and the site has a very serious edge: a prominent clip shows burning cars, street demonstrations, soldiers, and riot police, set to a mellow electronic soundtrack.
Vero wants to cash in on a “sweet spot” between direct marketing and promotional email messages.
A Radiojar co-founder says radio will boom in the next decade — and has been held back so far by taxing technical requirements facing would-be DJs.
Duolingo, a free service launched this week by Guatemalan entrepreneur Luis von Ahn, tasks internet users with translating short phrases from across the web, all the while teaching and rewarding them for their hard work.
WhatRunsWhere is a spy tool that crawls the web to gather data on advertising campaigns, both text and image-based, and sells that information.
Fed up with ugly, drab resumes, Bharani Muthukumaraswamy created Resumonk, a dead-simple, super sleep resume builder. In only a few months, it has already helped more than 2,000 people create professional resumes.
Scottish researchers at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow are developing cell-like structures that will help NASA engineers launch solar collecting arrays into space.
A UK-based company has come up with a nifty solution to expensive eye doctor visits a pair of glasses that can be adjusted and readjusted anytime by the wearer.
Inspired by his childhood dream of riding a rocket around the world, Giacomo Miceli takes a breath-taking road trip through five contents at supersonic speeds – using Google Street View as his rocket.
The newly launched service, called Curicon, provides a space for all types of enthusiasts to share their most prized possessions and discuss their passion with a robust online collecting community.
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