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Singapore’s Tribe Accelerator partners with BMW, Intel
The carmaker and chip designer will offer mentoring and tech guidance to startups participating in the program.
150 million Indians are on their smartphones nearly 3 hours a day. Here’s what they’re up to
A Vserv-Nielsen study details the profiles and behaviors of different segments of smartphone users in India.
Women on the web: a guide to consumer behavior (#StartupAsia preview)
Women have different preferences, make different spending decisions. How do we understand their behavior?
Business insights provider Nielsen acquires Indian analytics firm
Indicus Analytics mines custom economic insights using analytics and data products.
This startup aims to empower Indonesian women as household CFOs
Jocelyn Pantastico, founder of LiveOlive. According to a McKinsey Global Institute report, consumer spending on savings and investment products in Indonesia is set to reach US$565 billion by the year
India has the world’s most upbeat consumers, followed by Indonesia and the Philippines
The consumer confidence level in India currently is the highest in the world, according to a survey conducted by research firm Nielsen in 60 countries.
Is Japan hungrier for wearables than America?
28.2 percent of Japanese are definitely interested in using a wearable device, and a further 22.7 percent are neutral on the subject, meaning a touch over half of the population
With FaceRecog, your outdoor ad audience is no longer faceless
Using proprietary facial and signal tracking technology, the FaceRecog module can track real-time footfall at a given location, while at the same time ensuring full compliance with privacy regulations.
Despite Facebook’s current lead in Southeast Asia, the real question is: how long will it last?
With smartphone usage growing in Southeast Asia, it’s safe to say that people are now growing more dependent on mobile apps. Of all apps,, Facebook and other chat apps rank
Nielsen report: the smartphone adoption gap in Asia Pacific
Last year, a Google representative from the Asia Pacific predicted that mobile devices will slowly overtake PCs in the region. While this holds to be true, smartphone adoption still still has




