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Exploride races past $100,000 crowdfunding target in 5 days

The speed at which Exploride achieved its target may attract the attention of global VCs, reports Tech in Asia

How India plans to turn 'jugaad' into large scale innovation

At Innofest 2015 in Bengaluru last weekend, organised by tech think-tank iSpirt , the topic of choice was jugaad, reports Tech in Asia

How Coursera cracked the Chinese market

What helped Coursera gain foothold in China is its local partnerships with companies and universities, reports Tech in Asia

China's smartphone growth to slowdown this year; India to be in focus: IDC

Smartphone shipments in China will grow only 1.2% in 2015, compared to 19.7% in 2014. This puts India in the spotlight, reports Tech in Asia

How EazyDiner is carving a niche that Zomato can't enter

Yesterday, EazyDiner, launched by Vir Sanghvi and other restaurateurs, announced series A funding from DSGCP and new investor Saama Capital, reports Tech in Asia

Failure did not deter this small-town boy from starting-up again

With three start-up ventures behind him, Anup Mohan decided to launch another enterprise, Styl, an app for stylists and barbers, reports Tech in Asia

How this start-up is winning Singapore's Halal market with Instagram

With Instagram, Fluff Bakery is winning the hearts of both Muslims and non-Muslims consumers alike, reports Tech in Asia

Infosys old boys' club spawns new fund for start-ups in India

Startupxseed Ventures launched its first fund Aaruha Technologies today and its first investment is in ShieldSquare, reports Tech in Asia

How China's VCs view the stock market crash

The consensus among China's VCs is that the crash isn't likely to directly affect start-up funding but sky-high valuations and easy money will cease, reports Tech in Asia

Former Flipkart directors show sellers how to crack ecommerce

Sellerworx plans to use the SaaS (software-as-a-service) model to simplify e-commerce for sellers across India, reports Tech in Asia

This week in Asian start-ups

Tech in Asia presents you with the hottest Asian start-ups making the news

This week in Asian start-ups

Tech in Asia presents you with the hottest Asian start-ups making the news

Meet the 16-year-old self-taught coder from Pakistan

Raffay Ansari has been an iOS developer for over three years and is on the brink of launching his own start-up, reports Tech in Asia

Meet the entrepreneurs who took on Starbucks

DropKaffe announced its first funding round of $300,000 from Manish Singhal of San Francisco-based P39 Capital, reports Tech in Asia

E-wallets gain popularity but susceptible to Ashley-Madison-like attacks

Though payments firms have made transactions much easier, security is a key issue, reports Tech in Asia

Meru launches carpooling service

The carpool service is available on Meru's existing app, reports Tech in Asia

Why 2016 could be a big year for Tesla in China

A change in government policy could prove to be a huge boon for Tesla sales in China, reports Tech in Asia

This start-up ensures safety while purchasing diamonds online

Tweezar is bringing traders and consumers closer together, which should make diamonds cheaper, reports Tech in Asia

Why going 'mobile only' is bad for Flipkart

Shopping as an experience seems to have been lost on Flipkart going app-only, writes Kritika Prashant in Tech in Asia

Can a network of levitating pods change how urban India travels?

Will SkyTran's network of pods change the way urban India travels? Tech in Asia finds out