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October 31, 2012 by Terence LEE
iTwin has been awarded the National Infocomm Award in the ‘Most Innovative Product/Service’ category.
The award, which is Singapore’s highest accolade for infocomm innovation, was presented to iTwin by Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, minister for Information, Communications and the Arts at a gala dinner on 23rd October. Read more
October 20, 2012 by Terence LEE
The iTwin, a Singapore-developed, double-sided thumbdrive that lets users securely and remotely access files from another location, now has a new feature. Called SecureBox, it enables the device to act as a ‘key’ to your Dropbox files.
When you attach the USB device to your laptop, you can associate it with your Dropbox account. Any file that you drag into the SecureBox folder will be automatically encrypted and sent to Dropbox. Read more
March 1, 2012 by Kim Sia Sim
Get a glimpse into promising startups that could to be the next big thing in the cloud and enterprise space.
Companies launching their products in this session are: Rival Edge, Hoiio API, E-Xefs, Vulnerability Firewall, Tradesparq, Urban Cook, and DropmySite.
Startups doing Alpha Pitches are: Semantic3, iTwin, Sheer Industries, and Aftership. Read more
November 10, 2011 by Terence LEE
iTwin, a Singapore-invented USB device that allows users to securely access their files from anywhere around the world, just won Popular Science’s 2011′s Best of What’s New in the computing category, reported TechCrunch.
“We are honored & thrilled to have been recognized by Popular Science,” said Lux Anantharaman, iTwin’s CEO and co-founder in a statement yesterday.
“Winning this award validates a successful launch year for us. Moving into 2012, we are working on improving iTwin in multiple directions – new collaboration-centric features, strengthening iTwin’s inbuilt privacy & security and making it even easier to use.” Read more
April 29, 2010 by Gwendolyn Regina T
We got the news last November of Amazon setting up “Availability Zones” in Singapore for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Now, it’s finally reality. Developers and businesses can access AWS services from the new “Singapore” Availability Zones beginning today, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS), Amazon CloudFront, Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS). More details on each of these services and specific pricing for each is available here. Read more
November 24, 2009 by Gwendolyn Regina T
“To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour.” ~ William Blake. While most of us would have much trouble grasping infinity, we can quite literally hold our PC in the palm of our hands. Read more
October 17, 2009 by SGE
Exclusively for this event, the TechStars team in Colorado are coming down to Singapore. TechStars provides seed capital and mentorship support for startups and run a summer program for emerging startups and entrepreneurs where startups get seed money up to $18,000 and get a golden opportunity to interact with VC’s, industry leaders and mentors. Read more
September 26, 2009 by Bernard Leong
iTwin is a Singaporean based start-up that made it to the presentation stage on the TechCrunch 50 conference. The founders, Lux and Kal designed and implemented a product known as iTwin that allow plug & play remote file access. So, we catch them both here to tell us their story, the product iTwin and its features and also their next steps on the product. Read more
September 17, 2009 by Gwendolyn Regina T
The most talked about startup conference in the world, TechCrunch50, concluded a few days ago in San Francisco. Three Singapore startups were at the conference and one, Socialwok, even won DemoPit of the Day for the second day of the conference. Check out the three Singapore startups here, look at their presentation videos and pictures. Read more
May 20, 2009 by Gwendolyn Regina T
unConference Singapore 2009 saw a turn out of about 400 people, with a 85-15 male-female ratio (what else, did you think it was the other way round? I had actually thought female representation would be slightly smaller). It had certainly grown in size from last year, more than doubling its number of attendees. Read more
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