Rank ‘Em is an online application that allows you to find the most popular songs of a music artist. This is especially helpful if you want to find out more about a new artist’s style and most popular songs. For example, if you type in the name of the British band, Keane, you will see […]

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I am writing this post from Chile, where we are spending about two weeks. My partner, Arnon Kohavi, was invited to speak. The meetup attracted about 60 people; many were from Chile but a significant number were from Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador. Startup Chile is an initiative of the Chilean government to bring foreign […]

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Gameday Tycoon is a fantasy sports game on Facebook which allows you to buy sports teams and manage your players. It is designed for people who are not necessarily sports fanatics. The game was launched in November 2010 by 28wins, a startup founded by Erik Chan, Mahmoud Arram and a third (undisclosed) founder, in Cambridge, […]

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PopuGamer is an online review site where real gamers can post reviews of their favorite (or not so favorite) video games. Founders Patrick Chen and Vince Wu are bucking the antiquated video game reviews system. At PopuGamer, there are no professional reviewers or editorial teams dishing out potentially biased content to readers. Users decide what […]

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LinkedStore is an e-commerce platform where retailers and small merchants from Latin America can create their own online store in a couple of minutes. Merchants can give their online stores a customized look and feel, and they can set up multiple storefronts. LinkedStore provides a Web Store and a Facebook Store to include in a […]

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GeoSkipper is a plug and play tool that allows allows anyone to easily display different web content to site visitors based on the visitor’s geographic location. This allows website owners such as restaurants (see below) to offer specials to website visitors based on location. The ability to target prospective customers based on location is a […]

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GoDonor.org is the first affiliate network for charities. Started by Julian Sarokin in December 2010 in Beverly Hills, California, the aim of the site is to help charities raise money quickly. To see how GoDonor works, check out their introductory video. Below is the Q&A with founder, Julian Sarokin. Q: What does GoDonor.org offer charities? […]

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Munch On Me is an online service that allows you to get discounts on specific dishes at various restaurants in your city. If you like chicken tikka masala, for example (see screenshot above), you can buy a coupon online to get 40% off the price of this dish at House of Curries in Berkeley. The […]

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Sponzu is a new kind of social fundraising platform where people donate money by watching short video ads. Sponzu launched in December 2010 based on the “crowdfunding” idea. The founders of Sponzu are Natalie Kaminski and Kirill Kouterguine, who are based in New York City. Below is the Q&A with the founders of Sponzu. Q: […]

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Ymusicx.com is an online service that allows you to listen to and download music for free, and at the same time, earn points towards discounts to online merchants selling everything from t-shirts to portable devices such as iPhones, on the Ymusicx virtual store. When you listen to a song, you get one point. As you […]

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I just posted a long essay and video of Judy Estrin, former CTO of Cisco, on how the quick-buck, pump and dump mentality in the US is destroying innovation and resulting in lousy service (not to mention long term market share decline).Go to Muniwireless to read my post.

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Guido van den Elshout, owner of the glam boutique hotel, Haagsche Suites in The Hague, interviewed me and posted my responses to ten questions ranging from my favorite travel destinations to top three tips for visitors to San Francisco. Find out where I like to hangout in SF and Amsterdam, what I love and despise […]

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My goodness, what has Andy Abramson been doing while the Pajama Entrepreneur was away in Peru, trekking to Macchu Picchu — what else? Making VOIP calls on the Wi-Fi service of American Airlines. While I was away in the wilds of Peru without a laptop, mobile phone or any other way to communicate with the […]

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One had giveth, the other taketh away. Delta Airlines announced it will be providing Wi-Fi service on all US domestic flights by the end of the summer. That’s good news. The bad news: expect service levels to decline on all US airlines as they penny-pinch their way to bankruptcy. I’ve read in the news that […]

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I’ve been using the Nokia E71 for the past two weeks and I like it very much. It’s a slim, stylish smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard, which is necessary for writing emails. And it has Wi-Fi! The E71 is much faster than other Nokia smartphones I have used. It logs onto a Wi-Fi network more […]

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