The companies that are worth paying attention to in the Asia Tech Entrepreneurship Week

According to foreign media reports, in the Asian Technology Entrepreneurship Week, a number of Asian start-ups caught our attention. These companies are from India, China, Japan, and Singapore, and here are some of the relevant information I have compiled:

1 PLAYCEZ | india

Playcez is a social referral engine that helps you find new places of entertainment nearby in a personalized way.

2 Gezbox | china

Gezbox is a trendy social network where you share photos of what you have on gezbox, such as electronic devices, designer clothes and shoes. Gezbox The people who love the brand.

3 Zivame | india

E-commerce is booming in India, and some e-commerce companies are springing up like mushrooms. Zivame, located in Bangalore, is a start-up that sells high-quality underwear.

4 Nubefy | singapore

Nubefy is a Singapore based cloud computing management platform that aims to minimize problems in the cloud server market.

5 household.sg | singapore

If we can order pizza online, then of course we can buy all kinds of groceries online. Household.sg's co-founder, Reuben Lee, is working on it.

6 Smsblocker | india

Optinno, a start-up company in India, wants to address junk-phone texting. It created a protective tool called Smsblocker, hoping to shut out junk SMS once and for all.

7 Tolalu | singapore

Tolalu.com is an E-commerce site that specializes in selling children's products, allowing users to quickly print their children's names on gifts.

8 SMS GupShup | india

SMS GupShup is a Twitter-like SMS service that currently has 50 million users. In the most recent round of funding, SMS GupShup raised 5 billion Indian rupee (about $10 million trillion) in the valuation of 100 billion rupees (218 million US dollars).

9 Shoonya | india

Shoonya's founder, Girish Dhakephalkar, hopes to use 3D technology to create an immersive online worship experience for geeks and those who go to the temple's inconvenient crowds.

Onsay | Japan

Onsay is an iOS application that is jointly developed by Life2bits, Utari and Project Zero. You can use it to make VoIP calls to your Twitter buddies for free!

One Youth4work | india

Youth4work.com is an online platform that gathers companies and college students who are looking for work.

tackthis | singapore

Using the Tackthis platform, you can create an online store and embed it on your Facebook page, blog or any Web site. Tackthis is now in beta testing.