Qwiki won the TechCrunch pioneering company competition champion

Beijing time September 30 morning news, according to foreign media reports, in today's TechCrunch disrupt science and technology industry Conference, a pioneering company named Qwiki with innovative information display new technology in the pioneering company competition to win the championship.　　The reason for Qwiki's victory is that the company pioneered a new way of consuming information, merging text, audio, video and graphics into a seamless interface, creating a dynamic movie in all the search behaviors that users have done. Qwiki is not hardware, but a software that runs on a Web page or mobile phone. Its function is to show the millions of-meter topic in an interesting and visible form. For example, someone might be able to use the technology to display all the pages of Wikipedia as a reel in the form of a movie.　　Users enter keywords, such as names or topics, and Qwiki will talk to you, tell you what you want to search for, and show you the facts about the keywords. Users can also click on similar topics or subheadings to view a huge amount of other information on Qwiki. This is a very creative way to get information. And the data on Qwiki will come not just from Wikipedia. For example, if you search for a person's name, Qwiki will check their LinkedIn account. Qwiki users can also create their own qwiki information. (slides)