In the last seven days, we have covered a couple of startups on Tech in Asia, specifically from China, India, Japan, and Singapore.
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1. Resumonk | India
India-based Resumonk is a simple online builder that helps you create a professional resumes in just a few minutes.
2. DatellTians | India
DateIITians is an Indian SNS/dating site that appears to be taking that concept and applying it more directly to dating, initially targeting Indians at elite universities in India and abroad (and referencing India’s famous IIT in its name).
3. Luxe Nomad | Singapore
Earlier this week, Tigris Capital and Spring Seeds Capital announced their investment in Luxe Nomad, a Singapore-based luxury travel startup.
4. Hudong | China
Hudong is China’s massive, crowd-sourced encyclopedic wiki – with 6.4 million articles to date – which is run as a for-profit company. And now it has more cash to play with after raising $50 million in third-round funding.
5. Eyeland | Japan
Eyeland (www.eyeland.in) is an app that allows users to leave their comments and messages at a specific location, where other users can then read and follow nearby news.
6. Z1 | India
iPhone and Mac users usually have their contacts all synced with their Address Book app. And for Android users you can use Google sync to sort out your Google Contacts, for sure – but that neglects the other non-Android phones. So perhaps you can use the ‘Z1 Contacts Backup Restore’ app built for backing up contacts from Android devices to other devices.
7. Cacoo | Japan
Japanese startup, Cacoo, the online diagram and wire-frame creator, has surpassed 500,000 users recently. Congrats.
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