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Depotcode – Digital Signature Revolution, Register Your Work With A QRcode
With the current rise in cases of copyright infringement, plagiarism and content theft depotcode.com is a service provider that is out to make sure that your work is registered. Registration is just one part; depotcode.com will be out to make sure that your content is protected. When you have your work registered with them, you [...]
October 13th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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LendingClub – Peer to Peer loans, bypass the banking for the benefit of everyone
Once in a while we find that we need some money for us to do a little bit of this or that. We head out to our relatives for solace and maybe get the amount that we so much need. If the amount is quite high on the other hand, the option that comes to [...]
October 9th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Social Referral – Use Your Employees Social Networks to Attract New Talent
One of the biggest headaches organizations face today is the ability to attract the best human resource. Placing a job ad in the mainstream media may result in tens, hundreds or even thousands of applications. Despite such overwhelming response and the tedious screening process, it is very probable that the vast pool of applicants [...]
July 17th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Automatic DJ – Scans Your Face And Creates A Personalized Playlist
Do you remember that time you went to a party and the DJs seemed completely disconnected from their audience in the sense that they just could not find the music that struck the right chord? This can be a source of great frustration not just for you as an attendee of the party but for [...]
July 13th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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SCVNGR – Gamifiying Geo-localized Social Networking
All new entrants into the location based social networking space have two people to hank – smart phone manufacturers and Foursquare. The number of location based apps entering the market is growing at a phenomenal pace as more players seek to benefit from the momentum Foursquare has created while carving a niche for themselves that [...]
July 10th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Gentag – RFID Diagnostic Skin Patch Technology to Facilitate Processes & Efficiency in Healthcare
Every once in a while, there comes innovative technology that has the potential to revolutionize howhealthcare is administered. Intelligent skin patches are quickly proving to be just that with GENTAG becoming one of the leaders in this niche industry. The skin patch is a low cost, passive and customizable technology that does not require battery [...]
July 1st, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Pix4D – 3D Mapping On The Fly With UAVs, Google Maps Might Get Jealous
UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) equipped with cameras have found broad application in a number of fields both commercial and research. There is though one inherent limitation with the images captured via UAVs – the images are non-continuous and are not 3-dimensional. But all that seems set to change with the Pix4D technology developed by EPFL. [...]
June 25th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Hopelab – Improving Kids Health Through The Power of Gamification & Technology
While technology has served a crucial role in directly advancing the frontiers of medicine, one organization has ventured into less conventional waters. HopeLab is a not for profit organization that uses technology to find ways of improving the health of kids grappling with some of the most common debilitating medical conditions. Established in 2001 by [...]
June 24th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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The Founders Fund
Founders Fund is on of the leading venture capitalist find firm that specializes in supporting startups through the initial formative stages and partnering with them until they realize their goals. For anyone that has been following the activities of venture capitalists in the US technology sector, Founders Fund is not a new name. Indeed, Founders [...]
June 18th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
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Getcomparisons.com – Crowd-Sourced Comparaisons That Make Sense
Why do you go to the internet to look for information? Chances are it is because you expect a near instant response to whatever query you key in on a search engine. But while the web is indeed a treasure of easily accessible information, such data is not always arranged the way we would want [...]
June 13th, 2011 by Jonas Romain Wiesel
