The most talked about startup conference in the world, TechCrunch50, concluded a few days ago in San Francisco. Three Singapore startups were at the conference and one, Socialwok, even won DemoPit of the Day for the second day of the conference. Check out the three Singapore startups here, look at their presentation videos and pictures.
Socialwok
The DemoPit winner, Socialwok is an on-demand enterprise social platform for organizations to use rich media feeds to collaborate more effectively within and outside of the organization. Check out our interview with the founder and CEO of Socialwok, Ming Guang.

Socialwok up on stage. Picture courtesy of Anna Webber, posted under TechCrunch50-2009.

Socialwok at DemoPit. Picture posted under TechCrunch50-2009.
An example of Socialwok using Google Apps:
Adtopsy
Adtopsy is a social ranking system for ads. By simply embedding a widget or wrapping an ad with Adtopsy’s Social Ad Wrapper, it instantly allows users to interact and give feedback on those ads they see on publishers’ websites. Check out our review of Adtopsy.
Adtopsy at DemoPit. Picture posted under TechCrunch50-2009.
iTwin
A technology from A*STAR, iTwin provides Plug & Play Remote File Access. It allows you to access your hard drive remotely or transfer files between two computers using just a pair of small USB devices that is plugged into each computer.
Update: We interviewed the founders of iTwin.
Their TechCrunch50 pitch:
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