4 amazing startups: Expresso, Monoface, PamFax, DevSapiens

Posted on October 15, 2007
Filed Under Online business, web 2.0 news |

In the last few days I have discovered few really interesting startups:

EXpresso, a Silicon Valley start-up, is offering another option: It lets you upload, modify, share and store your Excel documents online, and chat with others about the changes youâ€™re making.
Itâ€™s free for now, during a beta testing period, which makes it compelling. Eventually, however, the company will charge $10 or less per seat.

Mark: 8/10

via: VentureBeat

Monoface. “It’s a Flash-based application that allows you to mix and match various facial features from a number of real-life people to make interesting and sometimes hilarious results. The blending between the various features is mostly fantastic, with only the occasional face that ends up looking like a real cut-and-paste job”.

Mark:7/10

via: DownloadSquad

PamFax. “With PamFax, you can send a fax to any fax machine in the world and easily pay with your Skype Credit. No registration needed, no pre-payment. Optionally, you get fax status notifications via Skype chat, SMS or email. You can look up where the recipient(s) are located in Google Maps”.

Mark: 8/10

DevSapiens. “DevSapiens is a web application (still in public beta) that offers to developer, power users and generally to enthusiastic IT people, a source for news, tutorials, articles and more. DevSapiens engine surf the web for news, tutorials and more, collects data and analyzes them. As results news, tutorials and articles are grouped in thematic channels. Information tagging is done by supervised artificial neural networks. The aim of DevSapiens is to become a fully automated engine based on SBNN (Synthetic Biological Neural Network)”.

Mark:8/10

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