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startups in korea
A Look Inside What’s Happening in the Korean Startup Scene II A follow up on last week’s blog post about the emerging Korean startup scene. Read below 🙂 The Second Hallyu Wave (Part 2)
Introduction: The 24 hour sharing option Recently we’ve received a lot of questions similar to these in the past few months: “What happens if I am on the other side of the world to my receiver and my recipient can’t… Continue Reading →
Tech in Asia‘s Josh Horwitz (@horwitzjosh) covered Send Anywhere’s recent $1 million seed funding round lead by Sae Min Ahn of Rakuten Ventures. As talked about by ESTmob’s co-founder Suhyuk Kang, this funding will go towards global user base expansion as well… Continue Reading →
The viability of Send Anywhere’s offerings was validated recently when Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten‘s investment division led a $1 million seed funding round for Send Anywhere. As Catherine Shu (@catherineshu) talks about in this TechCrunch article: Like Dropbox, Box, and… Continue Reading →
Send Anywhere’s global traction was shown by a recent article published in The Irish Times. The article discusses how “security concerns surrounding online file-sharing leaders Dropbox and Box may see their consumer-level customers flock to a new peer-to-peer rival… Continue Reading →
Back in May, Tech in Asia‘s Josh Horwitz (@horwitzjosh) wrote an excellent article about Send Anywhere. Below we have placed some of the exerts from the article with the full article being available here. The article does an excellent job when… Continue Reading →