startup asia singapore 2013

For those who were unable to attend Startup Asia Singapore 2013 or would like a fresh recap, we hope this wrap-up would be beneficial to you!

Startup Asia Singapore 2013 summarized in a sweet looking infographic designed by the good folks at Piktochart.

Ken Lee from LotsofButtons.com (in red T-shirt) picks up the winner’s check. Our Startup Arena Singapore 2013 event has just wrapped up. That giant check needs a new home, so

Onwards to Startup Asia’s final sharing session, and we have Loo Cheng Chuan, Head of Singtel’s Local Life and Group Digital Life. 10 9 “Shocking Truths” about Silicon Valley are

Next up at Startup Arena is Pombai, a Bangkok-based startup that provides transport companies with an online ticketing system. In Thailand, city-to-city bus tickets are mostly purchased at the station

Quite a few startups are trying – or have tried and failed – to crack the first-world problem of how to share and transfer images between a group of friends.

For retailers, cash registers are an expensive, space-hogging, eye-gougingly ugly experience. Indonesian startup DealPOS instead wants to push point-of-sales systems onto the web – and the interface onto any tablet

The shopping discounts app ShopKick has proved to be popular, and now Bangkok-based SocialHappen wants to bring the same model to Thai consumers. The SocialHappen app lets users find nearby

Tell My Friends recently at SXSW. Singapore-based Tell My Friends is one of the more established young tech companies on our newest Startup Asia roster having been in beta for

SocialAgent.me is an online lead generation tool to help businesses find leads in the Chinese market. Based between Shenzhen, China and Hong Kong with a mix of Americans, Chinese, Canadians,