America's most popular start-up company: Twitterfacebook Top Five

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time August 8 morning, the U.S. Science and Technology blog TechCrunch for its readers to carry out a "most want to work for a technology start-up company" survey, the results show, representing the self-employed "my own" the highest votes, Facebook ranked fifth.　　TechCrunch the survey to its Twitter, Facebook homepage, with 36,000 views and 5,000 votes in two days.　　It's not hard to understand that "my own" has 1245 votes in the first place, since most people who are interested in starting a business have a desire to start a business. In the second place was the entrepreneurial incubator milk, created by Kevin Ross, the social aggregation site Digg founder, which won 1228 votes. The mobile payment company Square ranked third, with a vote of 508.　　Twitter has 453 votes in four, and Facebook, the world's biggest social networking site, ranked fifth by 450. Other listed technology start-ups include: location mobile phone service provider Foursquare (284 votes), question and answer website Quora (112 votes), note software developers Evernote (89 votes), network storage online application Dropbox (200 votes), American holiday house Leasing company Airbnb (121 votes), picture sharing application Instagram (211 votes), social application path (41 votes), American technology News and blog Aggregation website Techmeme (25 votes), the United States biggest comment website Yelp (45 votes). (Xiao Ming)