Entrepreneur27 Event II: Review of Three Startups

June 19, 2006 by SGE

Continuing on the coming event in SMU, held on 21 June 2006 (Wednesday), 6.30 pm in Singapore Management University (SMU), we will review the three startups which will be presenting their companies in this event.

Continuing on our E27 event, which will be happening in two days time, we will introduce the list of presenters here:

Presenters:

Presentation 1: Yearbook.com.sg (Category: Social Network Service)

Yearbook.com.sg
This little website was created to help Singaporeans reunite with their old school friends, because we believe that such friendships should be preserved.
Many websites start out by asking themselves how they could make money. We started out by asking ourselves how we can enrich peopleÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s lives, by bringing old friends together and facilitating school reunions for instance.
Yearbook.com.sg was founded by Jeremy Yew in May 2006.
Company Blog
For those who visit Mr Brown’s website, you will realize that their recent podcasts (together with Mr Miyagi) are sponsored by this company. Here is a sample of a funny podcast on entrapment recently.

Presentation 2: XShare by Microappli.com (Category: Mobile-to-Web Application)

XShare Website
Do you always click photos from your camera phone and want to share with friends but are unable to get them out of your phone?
Are you frustrated that your MMS does not always reach your friends – especially those overseas?
Do you wish your phone could have more memory so that you did not have to delete your precious photos and videos?
XShare is brought to you by MicroAppli – a company dedicated to bringing you the best user experience and services which seamlessly work across different networks and countries.

Presentation 3: RSSFWD by ChoonKeat Chew (Category: RSS/Feeds)

RSS Fwd Website
RSS Fwd allows you to easily read your favorite blogs by subscribing to them via email.
RSS Fwd was built using RubyOnRails and has over 17,000 feeds on it.
RSS Fwd is Open-Source and GPL.
Learn how ChoonKeat came up with this idea and how did he implement it.

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