As usual, we have quite a few Asian start-ups on our radar this week, from India, China, Japan, and Singapore.
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Here’s this week’s list:
Playcez is a social recommendation engine that helps you discover new hang-outs nearby in a personalized manner.
Gezbox is a stylish Chinese social network that centres around sharing images of the stuff that you own – gadgets, brand-name clothes and shoes, etc. – and connecting with people in brand-oriented interest groups.
You know that e-commerce is booming in India when you see several niche e-commerce start-ups cropping up like mushrooms in a short span of time. Bangalore-based Zivame is one such start-up — oh yes — selling premium lingerie.
Nubefy is a Singapore-based cloud computing management platform which aims to minimize the problems in the cloud server market. What problems? Click on to find out more.
The solution is simple — if we can order pizza online, surely, we can order our groceries online too. Reuben Lee, the co-founder of Household.sg, is doing exactly that.
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