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This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

A full 19 startups entered our Startup Arena competition, but only one comes out alive… Well, with a huge cheque for US$10,000.

This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

With an iPhone app and browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, Justaple is a Taiwanese startup that aims to surpass the likes of Delicious and Instapaper as a very connected, social bookmarking service.

Marketing promos, especially social ones, are practically de rigeur for clued-in businesses these days, but they can be tough to implement. With this is mind, the Singaporean startup Gspot wants to give brands an easy way to do this…

Public wifi is often a nightmare for individuals, made to jump through ridiculous hoops by telcos, venues, or other providers. The Korean startup Waffle wants to make the process easier and more social for users…

The CloudyRec team, in their pitch here at Startups in Asia, points out that it’s a huge hassle for mobile app developers to power their own back-ends. So this is their solution…