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Learnpipe.com - Learn or hone skills Learnpipe is a training search website listing resources and training courses of every type. The website connects between course providers and students. Training courses can be anything, from Java programming to project mangement to Yoga classes, and they can be delivered in any format - instructor-lef/mentored/DVD... Learnpipe don't sell training courses, courseware or anything else. They make their money from advertising. Mon 08 Feb comments (0) \| http://www.learnpipe.com/
My City Deal Mycitydeal is a new urban portal offering one daily deal in London. For each deal a minimum number of people have to sign up before midnight to receive their vouchers by email. Users can monitor buyer progress via the gauge at the left hand of current deal page. The featured deal has to be at an unbeatable price. If not enough people sign up, the deal is cancelled. Thu 04 Feb comments (1) \| http://www.mycitydeal.co.uk/
Myhealthjobs - The online job portal for healthcare My Health Jobs is a new job board aimed at nurses, doctors and therapists and anybody who works in healthcare sector. They can search and find employment opportunities. Job seekers can post their resumes to get rated and noticed by employers and recruiters. They can also showcase their skills to prospective employers. Tue 02 Feb comments (0) \| http://www.myhealthjobs.com/
SayHired - Phone screen you candidates Using resumes to screen candidates is a tedious and time-consuming rask. SayHired startup helps employers and recruiters with their screening process and save them time and money. If your company does a lot of telesales, for instance, SayHired can help you eliminate candidate who sound horrible on the phone. You can, even, ask specific questions to screen even further. SayHired is a useful service for retails, sale and marketing recruitment. Mon 01 Feb comments (1) \| Career List all Career business startups \| http://sayhired.com/
Mentory - Connecting mentors to protégés Mentory is a new website where people looking for guidance and mentership can meet up the right mentors and start working with them as a protégés. Both sides can benfits from through conversation and guidance. Fri 29 Jan comments (0) \| Career List all Career business startups \| http://mentory.com/
Nanotech startup signs $1.4m 3D touchscreen deal Nanotech material developer Peratech has signed a $1.4m licensing deal with one of the world's largest manufacturers of touch screen technology. The licensing agreement gives Nissha of Japan exclusive worldwide rights to use Peratech's Quantum Tunnelling Composites (QTC) for touch screens with 3D input on mobile phones and portable electronic devices for an initial period of 1 year. QTC is a pressure sensitive nanotech material that can be screen printed alongside capacitative or resistive touchscreens to give a third control dimension of pressure. The switches can be as thin as 75 microns and interfaces can be designed with no start resistance so that without pressure, the switch draws no power and passes no current. Importantly, when pressure is applied, the resistance drops in proportion to the amount of pressure which allows human machine interface designs that react to variations in pressure. "QTC will be a disruptive technology for mobile phones enabling thinner phones to be designed with amazing new input interfaces," said Takao Hashimoto, Director, CTO of Nissha and General Manager of Technology Research & Development, "This is Peratech's first million dollar licensing agreement and is a huge testament to the power and potential of QTC technology by one of the world's leading manufacturers of touch screens for mobile phones and gaming consoles," said Philip Taysom, joint CEO of Peratech. "Nissha came to us two years ago to develop technology using multiple QTC sensors to detect the amount of force that is applied to the touchscreen." The company, based in Richmond, North Yorkshire, was started in 1996 but changed direction ten years later. "We think of ourselves as a startup since 2006," he said. "Before that we were surviving off government Smart awards." Wed 27 Jan comments (0) \| Nanotech List all Nanotech business startups \| http://www.peratech.com
Kngine - The new web 3.0 search engine Kngine is a new Egyptian search engine startup. The web 3.0 search engine has been designed to provide more meaningful search results. The web is indexed in a well-structured knowledge base instead of an Inverted Index fashion, to enable knowledge-based information retrieval. The new search engine includes multiple meaning word perception, question answering technology, structured information as well as a new user experience model that dynamically adapt to types of queries for suitable results type. "We aim to organize human being's Systematic Knowledge and Experiences and make them accessible to everyone. We aim to collect and organize all objective data, and make it possible and easy to access. Our goal is to build Web 3.0 Web Search Engine on the advances of Web Search Engine, Semantic Web, and Data Representation technologies. Kngine is our first step toward our long-term goal.", said Haytem ElFadeel, founder of Kngine Tue 26 Jan comments (0) \| Internet List all Internet business startups \| http://www.kngine.com/
BabelXL - A new clever online translator BabelXL is a new online translator that comes with many interesting features that allow you translate any text - even a piece of poetry. There is no limit for translated text length. Another useful feature is ability to detect and render languages such as Arabic, Japanese and Sweedish since not everybody has the relevant character set installed. Mon 25 Jan comments (1) \| http://www.babelxl.com/
ResearchGATE - New social network for researchers Researchgate is a social network for researchers and scientists. The new startup was launched by Madish, a 29-year-old scientist, technologist and medical doctor. He got the idea for ResearchGATE when he saw a friend quoting his research on his Facebook profile, which seemed like an odd place to be talking about serious scientific research "We waste a lot of time and money in research," Madisch said. "Only the positive things are published. You don't publish what did not work." The company is already generating some revenues. "We have several ways to make money without annoying the community," he said. The website includes a job board where only companies are charged for placing a job. Currently, there are 1,102 jobs posted on ResearchGATE The website has a clean look and it is easy to use. Fri 22 Jan comments (0) \| Science/Technology List all Science/Technology business startups \| https://www.researchgate.net/
Cook Up Books - Create and design your book Cook Up Books is an online reading and writing program for children where they can create and presonalize their own books. Students, parents, grandparents and teachers can print stories, using their own words and photographs. The generic books, containing pictures donated from photographers around the world, are perfect for quickly converting into a personalized book for a child just learning to read, a struggling reader, or an English language learner. More advanced students are encouraged to design their own books. "Every child wants to be the hero of their own story," asserts Meynell. Thu 21 Jan comments (0) \| Education List all Education business startups \| http://www.cookupbooks.com/

Learnpipe.com - Learn or hone skills

Learnpipe is a training search website listing resources and training courses of every type. The website connects between course providers and students. Training courses can be anything, from Java programming to project mangement to Yoga classes, and they can be delivered in any format - instructor-lef/mentored/DVD...

Learnpipe don't sell training courses, courseware or anything else. They make their money from advertising.

Mon 08 Feb comments (0) | http://www.learnpipe.com/

My City Deal

Mycitydeal is a new urban portal offering one daily deal in London. For each deal a minimum number of people have to sign up before midnight to receive their vouchers by email. Users can monitor buyer progress via the gauge at the left hand of current deal page.

The featured deal has to be at an unbeatable price. If not enough people sign up, the deal is cancelled.

Thu 04 Feb comments (1) | http://www.mycitydeal.co.uk/

Myhealthjobs - The online job portal for healthcare

My Health Jobs is a new job board aimed at nurses, doctors and therapists and anybody who works in healthcare sector. They can search and find employment opportunities.

Job seekers can post their resumes to get rated and noticed by employers and recruiters. They can also showcase their skills to prospective employers.

Tue 02 Feb comments (0) | http://www.myhealthjobs.com/

SayHired - Phone screen you candidates

Using resumes to screen candidates is a tedious and time-consuming rask.

SayHired startup helps employers and recruiters with their screening process and save them time and money. If your company does a lot of telesales, for instance, SayHired can help you eliminate candidate who sound horrible on the phone. You can, even, ask specific questions to screen even further.

SayHired is a useful service for retails, sale and marketing recruitment.

Mon 01 Feb comments (1) | | http://sayhired.com/

Mentory - Connecting mentors to protégés

Mentory is a new website where people looking for guidance and mentership can meet up the right mentors and start working with them as a protégés. Both sides can benfits from through conversation and guidance.

Fri 29 Jan comments (0) | | http://mentory.com/

Nanotech startup signs $1.4m 3D touchscreen deal

Nanotech material developer Peratech has signed a $1.4m licensing deal with one of the world's largest manufacturers of touch screen technology. The licensing agreement gives Nissha of Japan exclusive worldwide rights to use Peratech's Quantum Tunnelling Composites (QTC) for touch screens with 3D input on mobile phones and portable electronic devices for an initial period of 1 year.

QTC is a pressure sensitive nanotech material that can be screen printed alongside capacitative or resistive touchscreens to give a third control dimension of pressure. The switches can be as thin as 75 microns and interfaces can be designed with no start resistance so that without pressure, the switch draws no power and passes no current.

Importantly, when pressure is applied, the resistance drops in proportion to the amount of pressure which allows human machine interface designs that react to variations in pressure.

"QTC will be a disruptive technology for mobile phones enabling thinner phones to be designed with amazing new input interfaces," said Takao Hashimoto, Director, CTO of Nissha and General Manager of Technology Research & Development,

"This is Peratech's first million dollar licensing agreement and is a huge testament to the power and potential of QTC technology by one of the world's leading manufacturers of touch screens for mobile phones and gaming consoles," said Philip Taysom, joint CEO of Peratech.

"Nissha came to us two years ago to develop technology using multiple QTC sensors to detect the amount of force that is applied to the touchscreen."

The company, based in Richmond, North Yorkshire, was started in 1996 but changed direction ten years later. "We think of ourselves as a startup since 2006," he said. "Before that we were surviving off government Smart awards."

Wed 27 Jan comments (0) | | http://www.peratech.com

Kngine - The new web 3.0 search engine

Kngine is a new Egyptian search engine startup. The web 3.0 search engine has been designed to provide more meaningful search results. The web is indexed in a well-structured knowledge base instead of an Inverted Index fashion, to enable knowledge-based information retrieval.

The new search engine includes multiple meaning word perception, question answering technology, structured information as well as a new user experience model that dynamically adapt to types of queries for suitable results type.

"We aim to organize human being's Systematic Knowledge and Experiences and make them accessible to everyone. We aim to collect and organize all objective data, and make it possible and easy to access. Our goal is to build Web 3.0 Web Search Engine on the advances of Web Search Engine, Semantic Web, and Data Representation technologies. Kngine is our first step toward our long-term goal.", said Haytem ElFadeel, founder of Kngine

Tue 26 Jan comments (0) | | http://www.kngine.com/

BabelXL - A new clever online translator

BabelXL is a new online translator that comes with many interesting features that allow you translate any text - even a piece of poetry. There is no limit for translated text length.

Another useful feature is ability to detect and render languages such as Arabic, Japanese and Sweedish since not everybody has the relevant character set installed.

Mon 25 Jan comments (1) | http://www.babelxl.com/

ResearchGATE - New social network for researchers

Researchgate is a social network for researchers and scientists.

The new startup was launched by Madish, a 29-year-old scientist, technologist and medical doctor. He got the idea for ResearchGATE when he saw a friend quoting his research on his Facebook profile, which seemed like an odd place to be talking about serious scientific research

"We waste a lot of time and money in research," Madisch said. "Only the positive things are published. You don't publish what did not work."

The company is already generating some revenues. "We have several ways to make money without annoying the community," he said. The website includes a job board where only companies are charged for placing a job. Currently, there are 1,102 jobs posted on ResearchGATE

The website has a clean look and it is easy to use.

Fri 22 Jan comments (0) | | https://www.researchgate.net/

Cook Up Books - Create and design your book

Cook Up Books is an online reading and writing program for children where they can create and presonalize their own books. Students, parents, grandparents and teachers can print stories, using their own words and photographs.

The generic books, containing pictures donated from photographers around the world, are perfect for quickly converting into a personalized book for a child just learning to read, a struggling reader, or an English language learner. More advanced students are encouraged to design their own books. "Every child wants to be the hero of their own story," asserts Meynell.

Thu 21 Jan comments (0) | | http://www.cookupbooks.com/

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