Category: Web

Shani Leiderman Capsuling.me and Danijel Kurincic UX Designer at #nextberlin

Posted by Charbax – April 27, 2013

Danijel Kurincic designs interactions between people and systems. Officialy a freelancer now. Still works for D.Labs, but also on a gamedev project talks about his UX Design Workshop at Next Berlin.

Shani Leiderman is the Senior Community and Branding Manager at http://capsuling.me, a mobile App for sharing and discovering online experiences as Time Capsules in the world around you. Here’s the video about Capsuling.me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yapjdRC_cdw and the crowdfunding page: https://www.berlincrowd.com/capsuling-me

Thomas Offner, Pro7/Sat.1 Start-up Investment at #nextberlin

Posted by Charbax – April 26, 2013

Germany’s largest TV station Pro7/Sat.1 invests in what they find to be promising web start-ups by providing those start-ups in Germany TV ad space in exchange for a minority share in the start-up company stock.

seedstarsworld.com worldwide startup competition, finals in Switzerland

Posted by Charbax – February 9, 2013

http://seedstarsworld.com organizes a new worldwide startup competition with finals to be held in Switzerland.

Mobino Mobile Payments System

Posted by Charbax – February 7, 2013

Mobino is launching their new mobile payments system. Here showing off their Android app, it also works on any mobile phone, feature phone. They take a 0% fee from users and a 1% fee from merchants. See in this video how their mobile payments system looks like paying for a drink at a bar on Android. Just type in a 6-number payment ID generated by the bar and type your 4-number password, and the payment is done from your smartphone over the data network.

Parrot Asteroid Mini with Salesforce Business software integrated

Posted by Charbax – December 9, 2012

Here’s some Android software integrated by Sylpheo for the Parrot Asteroid Mini Android based in-car interactive system, to bring it your Salesforce.com contacts, calendar, and some other Salesforce based Android apps to integrate your business into your car.

Kickstarter alternative talk featuring Apigy’s Lockitron and FundedByMe

Posted by Charbax – December 9, 2012

Startups can be launched using Kickstarter alternatives too. Here Apigy talks about their experience doing crowdfunding to launch the http://lockitron.com without the use of Kickstarter, for some reason Kickstarter had not allowed them onto their site, so they decided to build their own alternative to Kickstarter. And http://fundedbyme.com talks about micro-investing in startups, letting anyone buy equity in new startups on the web.

And here’s the Lockitron keynote at LeWeb 2012:

YouAsked.It, answer random twitter questions at LeWeb 2012

Posted by Charbax – December 9, 2012

Here’s the story behind http://youasked.it

Tourism Radio guides talk as you drive

Posted by Charbax – December 8, 2012

Renault has partnered with South African travel tech company Tourism Radio to create in-car virtual audio guides for all their vehicles through their soon to be released R-Link embeded in car system.

Google Wildfire social media marketing at LeWeb 2012

Posted by Charbax – December 7, 2012

Google acquired Wildfire a few months ago. Wildfire is one of the leaders in social media marketing for all the worlds big and small brands. 30 of the world’s top-50 brands use wildfire for their social media marketing campaigns. For example when Coca-cola does something on Facebook, there is a good chance that they are using Wildfire’s software and solutions.

Paypal Check In and Pay demonstrated at LeWeb 2012

Posted by Charbax – December 7, 2012

Paypal launches a new way to pay for things easily and quickly using a check-process on your smartphone or tablet. Go to the restaurant, launch check in on your paypal app, it launches the restaurant’s menu, you click on the app to order, the server comes with the food, you leave, you’ve already paid. This removes 66% of the waiters effort. Go to a cafe, check-in on paypal, they know you want a cappuccino, you get it quickly and leave, no cash, no confirmation, no anything. You park your car, check in on paypal, that’s it, you’re paying for your car park until you check-out, take the car and leave.

You can watch Paypal CEO, David Marcus’s keynote at LeWeb 2012 here: