Karaoke

US-based Smule, which is hugely popular across Southeast Asia, just attracted US$54 million led by WeChat maker Tencent. The Chinese firm also runs Joox.

Time to impress your entire WeChat contact list.

China’s most popular messaging app takes the stage for KTV.

Founded in 2007, Taiwan’s iKala is a cloud-based online karaoke service. Instead of buying expensive karaoke equipment bundled with soon-to-be-outdated tunes, iKala reinvents karaoke via the internet so users can

If you like talking to friends via messaging apps, maybe you’d like to sing to them, too!

In a way, it’s amazing there wasn’t a good karaoke app for Chinese iPhone users years ago. After all, the KTV (China’s term for karaoke) experience is a big part

Here’s a very wacky gadget that recently caught my attention. It’s a noiseless USB Karaoke Mic for the iPod, iPhone, and iPad from Japan. Here’s how it works. You connect

Karaoke is already a pretty social activity, but one Chinese startup wants to make it even more so. iHou allows users to sing pop songs online, get a score for

YouTube has been a great marketing channel for movies like Expendables, Fast Five and many others. Now an upcoming Bollywood movie, Delhi Belly, has created an interactive video channel on YouTube

Want to sing karaoke at home and show the world how good you are? You can do it on NyanyiYuk.com. It is another project by Agate Studio that won the iMulai 3.0 competition beside the Football Saga.