LoveByte

With so much money going into the local tech scene, one wonders which Singapore-based internet companies are the grand winners in the race to get funded.

Goh is confident that, under Migme’s charge, Sold.sg will be able to grow quickly.

Migme is turning into an “entertainment platform”, and LoveByte has a part to play in it.

The refreshed LoveByte app adds in a lot of sharing between couples – of your battery level, your location, and the local weather.

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A girl geek at heart, CEO and co-founder of Singapore-based startup LoveByte Amelia Chen (pictured right) has been dabbling in the internet space since she was 13. The idea of

LoveByte has certainly displayed a propensity for innovative thinking and a can-do spirit that’s hard to quantify.

About eight months after LoveByte was first launched, the couples’ messaging app today has more than 100,000 downloads in 96 countries. In total, its users have sent three million messages

With the numbers Rick released on mobile messaging apps growth, and Willis’ post on how heated the mobile messaging battle is getting, I thought I’d take a look at the

LoveByte, a popular mobile messaging app for love couples, is finally available on Android. This news came shortly after its Korea-based competitor Between announced its financing round last week. Co-founder