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16 of Asia’s top photo apps to take on Instagram
There are still hundreds of millions of untapped smartphone users out there who could easily be swiped away from Instagram.
Foodshot, a sleek Instagram for food lovers from Vietnam
Vietnam’s got a host of very sleek designers and they’re finally rising up into the spotlight with cool foodie apps like Foodshot.
SnapDish Adds 7 Languages And Comes to Kindle Fire
Snapdish, the photosharing app for food lovers, is now coming to the Kindle Fire along with broader language support across all its platform releases. The app allows users to share
Recipe sharing app SnapDish launches on Kindle Fire, supports 7 new languages
SnapDish is like an Instagram for food. Users can snap pictures of their home-cooked food with the app, beautify the photos, and share it with their friends.
Japan’s Food Photo App SnapDish Lands New Key Partnerships
It was just a few weeks ago that we told you about Vuzz Inc’s new SnapDish Android app aiming at a global audience. Today the company is informing us that
SnapDish launches in T Store, a Korean app store with 2.5 million visitors a day
SnapDish, a food photo and recipe sharing app from Japan, is now available on T Store, a Korean Android app store with 2.5 million visitors a day, and qiip, an
Showcase your home-cooked dishes with SnapDish
Food technology startups are a major trend in Asia this year, and even Echelon 2012 is reflecting this, with two of the finalists for this year’s pitching competition being food-related.
10 finalists for Echelon 2012 pitch competition announced
The 10 finalists for Echelon 2012, a major technology startup conference in Singapore, has been announced. They will be pitching on stage at the event to vie for the title
Japan’s SnapDish Now Available Worldwide for Android
We’ve been keeping an eye on Japanese photo-app startup SnapDish (www.snapdi.sh) for some time now. The food photography service has been popular on iOS, but up until now, Android users
Japan-based Food Photo App SnapDish to Cooperate with China’s Renren
While the biggest news by far in the photo-sharing world was undoubtedly Facebook’s acquisition of Instagram, there’s a photo app here in Japan which is starting to take some impressive



