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Déjà Vu – Swiss-Made Evernote Killer With Image Recognition
It is about time that we saw an application that made taking pictures more interesting. With kooba.com application, déjà vu, we are sure on the right track to seeing greater things in the near future. With the application, you will find it a lot interesting to take photos and even share the same photos with [...]
October 25th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Getyourguide.com – An Online Platform To Spice Up Your Vacations With Unique Tours & Activites
When it comes to travel, maybe you are on a vacation or just on a business trip, we are always out to find some adventure, something that is far from the norm, something new. For you to get the best experience from a place, then you need to have everything planned out quite well. It [...]
October 20th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Bizzabo – Never Miss An Opportunity To Make A Crucial Business Connection
When it comes to events, the organiser has to do a lot for him or her to appeal to the attendees. This means that he or she needs to know of the likes and the dislikes of the attendees. The next thing that the organiser needs to do is to make sure that he [...]
October 16th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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My Farm – FarmVille in Real Life to Increase Awareness & Knowledge About Food Production
Anyone who has been on FaceBook for a while will know that one of the most successful app-game onthe giant social networking site has been Farmville. But as popular as Farmville has been, the reality today is that many people hardly know where the food they eat comes from. This is especially so when you [...]
June 26th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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SceneTap – The Ultimate Bar App! It Can Inform You on The Male to Female Ratio!
When making the decision to go out most of the time you don’t really know wich bar to choose from. Usually you walkabout try a few places and then settle for the one that is the most lively or maybe the one with the most girls. No days more and more people use Geolocalizing [...]
June 11th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Airbnb / Wimdu / Couchsurfing – Social Travel becomes Viral! Or Was it Already?
In the past, the primary source of accommodation when one embarked on long distance travel was a hotel; outdoors camping or crashing at a friend’s place were the other significant alternatives. But in recent times and thanks to the internet, there has been a drive for alternative, low cost and more culturally connected accommodation. Airbnb.com [...]
June 2nd, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Muncherry – Everyone Can Have a Personal Chefs! Thanks to a Peer-to-Peer Cooking Network
Life is hectic – and that can very well be considered by some as an understatement. Due to the busy schedules characteristic of modern day living, one of the areas that suffers the most is our nutrition – there is hardly any time to plan and cook. Eating out is tempting but eventually becomes boring, [...]
June 1st, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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FoodSpotting – Find Good Food and not just Good Restaurants
We Know the popularity of Yelp, Google or TripAdvisor maps when it comes to choosing restaurants on the fly. They are amazing tools and everyone uses them to get a insight on which place they should go try out. The concept is dead simple “get reviews from real people that are always up to date”. [...]
May 21st, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Hunch Local – Get Real Local Recommendation Tailored Specifically For You
Location based content services are fast becoming the point of focus of new web technologies. FourSquare is probably the most recognisable such service and can in fact be credited with opening up the market to several other niche local services. To a large extent, the phenomenal growth in smart phone sales has also provided impetus [...]
May 9th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Williams Warn – Make Your Own Beer in 7 Days…Fresh & Ready to Drink
The practice of brewing goes back more than 5000 years. While any mention of the term beer brewing today is mainly associated with global, multi-billion dollar conglomerates, it is important to always remember that brewing as we know started as home brewing before it went commercial. Home brewing is still practiced today with new [...]
April 27th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
