Keyboarding got a lot more interesting
Keyboards haven’t changed for decades. Not much anyway. They’ve gone from wired to wireless and possibly incremental upgrades like bluetooth connectivity and do on. But this one opens up new possibilities
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India’s engine for women entrepreneurs
A happy confluence – the rapid expansion of India’s telecom network, the explosion of cheaply available data and the price drop of smartphones led to a startup that could redefine women’s emancipation in India
The Indian intelligence behind UBER’s AI
One of the giants of the sharing economy, Uber has upended the local taxi business worldwide. Apart from the legislative battles, scaling the technology to keep pace with demand has been a daunting task.
Something’s Tookitaki about this!
Starting out as an adtech player and pivoting to a fast-growing sector, Tookitaki has made big strides in regtech, making anti money laundering detection and transaction monitoring the core
Glance – the camel in the apps marketplace
Glance is a slick new player in the content marketplace. But what differentiates it is the pathway it has chosen to get to users – the mobile lock screen. Making it an interesting new player
Serving billions of images every day
Image management is like accounting. Most people are not even aware of the complexities involved. Even if you were to explain, they don’t get it. And that is kind of cool!
The library that brought great returns
Libraries were not seen as investment vehicles until Kwench, a company started out of Mumbai in 2008 targeted corporate clients to provide a wide range of books delivered straight to their desks at a low investment
Can you get away with zero marketing?
Some markets are hidden in plain sight. Testing was seen as a necessity, not a business where money could be made. Finding the exact pain point and solving it provided a company with the fuel to grow for 8 years in a row.
Vokal is not a spelling mistake
There’s an urgency to cash in on India’s new market of internet users coming online. However, they want the interaction to be in their native languages and local idioms
A Startup for 58% of India
In the heat and dust of India, there are several startups making an attempt to change the dynamics of market creation. They are wrestling against substantial odds but making progress.