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Kleiner famous analyst, "Internet Queen" Mary Mik

Lead: American Science and Technology blog BusinessInsider today, according to the category of Kleiner famous analyst, "Internet Queen" Mary Mik (Mary Meeker) in the latest Internet trends report mentioned in the 20 of the revolutionary start-up companies, they are likely to change the image sharing, Mobile payment, creative development, education and many other fields.

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1, the transformation picture

Snapchat is an application that shares photos among friends, but it sends photos with a "Burn After reading" feature. At present, the number of photos shared to Snapchat has surpassed Instagram.

When using this photo sharing tool, users can decide for themselves when they can view the length of time, and then permanently delete it. If the other person tries to intercept the screen, the system will automatically send you a notification.

Date of establishment: May 2011

Founder: Evan Spegger (Evan Spiegel) and Bobby Murphy (Bobby Murphy)

Total financing: 14 million USD from Lightspeed Ventures, SV Angel and Benchmark

Importance: Snapchat shares more than 150 million photos a day, more than Instagram, about One-third of Facebook.

2, the transformation of video

Dropcam is a home camera that can view surveillance video from a variety of devices. The video uploaded to Dropcam every minute has surpassed YouTube.

This is actually a home camera and a software fit, easy to install, and can store video in the cloud. Users can view the video in the home by moving the device or the Web page directly, and save these clips. Parents can use it to care for their babies and as a home surveillance camera.

Date of establishment: January 2009

Founder: Gregg Daffy (Greg Duffy) and Amir Villany (Aamir Virani)

Total financing: 17.8 million dollars are financed through companies such as Accel and Menlo Ventures.

Importance: Dropcam dramatically lowers the price of surveillance cameras so that ordinary people can afford them. It stores video in the cloud, avoiding data loss or corruption. The video uploaded to YouTube is 100 hours per minute, but Dropcam has more video uploads than YouTube.

3, the transformation of audio

SoundCloud allows users to upload, share, or listen to sounds, or collaborate to edit audio files. His monthly user reached 180 million, uploading 11-hour audio per minute. You can find all sorts of weird sounds on it to make tracks.

Date of Establishment: 2007

Founder: Alexander Lu (Alexander Ljung) and Eric Wahlforth (Eric wahlforss)

Total financing: USD 63.3 million

Importance: SoundCloud content uploads are less than YouTube or Dropcam, but duration is still up to 11 hours per minute. Up to 180 million people use the service each month, accounting for about 8% of the global Internet population.

4, the transformation of navigation

Waze is a crowdsourcing navigation application that can display traffic conditions and send real-time reminders based on information provided by other drivers in the network.

Date of Establishment: 2008

Founder: Ouli Levin (Uri Levine), Ahud Chaboutes (Ehud shabtai) and Amir Sinna (Amir Shinar)

Total financing: USD 67 million

Importance: Waze has become an important acquisition target. It is reported that Apple, Facebook and Google are all interested in buying the company for $1 billion. Waze a total of 48 million users, the use of the application of the total mileage of 1 billion miles (about 1.6 billion km) per month.

5. Transformation of health care and fitness

In just one year, the amount of API (application programming) calls to my Fitness pal has grown from zero to 55 million per month. The product offers free smartphone apps and Web sites that can track users ' diets and workout conditions to optimize nutrient and calorie intake based on user goals. Other companies in the field include Runkeeper, Jawbone, Fitocracy, Nike, Fitbit, etc.

Date of Establishment: 2005

Founder: Mack Li Hu (Mike Lee) and Albert Li Hu (Albert Lee)

Total Financing: None

Importance: The industry for fitness applications and data tracking is growing fast, with millions of subscribers to Nike FuelBand, Jawbone up and Fitbit. Applications like Run keeper and my Fitness pal also attract a lot of users. But my Fitness pal is providing health data for more and more fitness companies. The API calls for this application have grown from zero to 55 million in just a year.

6, Social transformation

Sina Weibo is similar to a hybrid of Facebook and Twitter, where annual revenue forecasts have grown from zero to $100 million trillion over the past year.

Date of Establishment: 2009

Founder: Sina

Total financing: USD 586 million

Importance: The Chinese social network has 580 million-month users, with annual revenue forecasts rising from zero to $100 million a year. This is one of several big tech companies outside the US that are worth watching. The other is Jingdong mall, which can distribute a variety of goods within a few hours.

7, the transformation of mobile payment

Square was set up for more than three years, with a total of 15 billion dollars paid, and more than 4 million partners. Only through the iphone or ipad, the mobile payment service can help businesses accept credit card payments, and users can even pay directly with apps on their mobile devices without having to carry a credit card.

Date of Establishment: 2009

Founder: Dorsey (Jack Dorsey) and Jim Michaelvi (Jim McKelvey)

Total financing: USD 341 million

Importance: Although it was only a few years ago, Square handled the 15 billion dollar payment, a total of more than 4 million businesses used the company's technology, its annual growth rate of 3 times times.

8. Transformation Loan

The Lending Club is preparing for an IPO, and has just received a massive injection of Google. Since its inception, the company has issued a total of nearly 2 billion U.S. dollars in loans. With this service, reputable people can easily get loans from others.

Date of Establishment: 2006

Founder: Reno Laplanche (Renaud laplanche)

Total financing: USD 95.2 million

Importance: The Lending Club has so far issued nearly 2 billion dollars in loans to 137,000 people.

9. Change the bill and pay

Check formerly known as PageOnce, this application can ensure that users pay bills in time to avoid late fees. It manages to pay a total of more than 500 million dollars a year in bills.

Date of Establishment: 2007

Founder: Guy Godestein (Guy Goldstein) and Asikam Kaufman (Ahikam Kaufman)

Total financing: USD 23 million

Importance: Check every year for 8 million registered users to monitor the value of 500 million U.S. dollars bills.

10. Transformation design and development process

Minted, quirky and 99Designs can reduce the cost of design and product development through crowdsourcing mode. Quirky's business allows participants to collaborate on all aspects of product development-from creative information to design, naming, production, marketing, and sales to the entire process.

Date of Establishment: 2009

Founder: Ben Kaufman (Ben Kaufman)

Total financing: USD 91.3 million

Importance: The total number of designs currently submitted to the site is 87,000, with a registered user of 360,000. The platform's products have been sold through large retail outlets such as Sofitel Bath & beyond.

11. Reforming education

There are many enterprises in this field, but there are only a few leading enterprises, including Chegg, Knewton, 2Tor and Coursera.

Chegg: This is a textbook rental service created in 2005. With it, students do not have to buy expensive new textbooks every semester, and so far the total amount of funding has been close to 200 million dollars.

Knewton: This service can help students learn through personalized educational materials and provide the most suitable learning style. The more students use Knewton, the better it will experience. It can help students prepare for LSAT, SAT, GMAT and so on, and now has 54 million dollars in funding.

Coursera:courseara offers a wide range of online courses with more than 3 million users and a total of over 400 courses to choose from. The company is now financing 22 million of dollars.

2Tor: The company, founded in 2008, moved traditional higher education online, offering the same curriculum challenges as university campuses. It can help universities find more students because they can complete their studies through the Internet. It can also boost college incomes, as virtual students charge almost as much as regular fees.

12. Other Revolutionary Enterprises

Uber:2009, co-founded by Tavis Karanik (Tavis Kalanik) and Garritt Camp Camp, has changed traffic laws in several cities, including Washington, D.C. and New York. The service has financed 50 million of billions of dollars and has attracted many imitators, including taxi applications Hailo and carpool service Lyft.

Makerbot:2009, a company founded by Boury Petis (Bre Pettis), led the 3D printing market, which has already financed $10 million trillion, earning $10 million last year. The company is expected to generate 50 million dollars this year.

KICKSTARTER:2009 was founded by Perry Chen (Perry Chen), Genchy Stricole (Yancey Strickler) and Charles Adler (Cahrles Adler), At present, 100,000 projects have been successfully funded, amounting to $535 million. The company has so far generated nearly 30 million dollars in revenue, with a total financing of 10 million dollars.

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Airbnb:airbnb was founded in 2007 to help users rent out their homes from days to weeks. Founded by Blaine Chesky (Brian Chesky), Chow Gobbia (Joe gebbia) and Nassen Blechazek (Nathan Blecharczyk), the company has so far financed $120 million trillion, which investors think is worth billions of of dollars. (Ding Macro)