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Innoz Founders Return Money to Seedfund; Raise $500k for Q&A App Quest in Silicon Valley

Mobile value added services startup Innoz is returning the money it raised from Seedfund, as its founders move to the Silicon Valley to start another company called Quest.

Indian Startups

Innoz Makes it to Limca Book of Records As Largest Offline Search Engine

Telecom startup Innoz, has made it to the Limca book of world records for being the “largest offline search engine.”

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Announced: bigMobilityConf Speaker Deepak Ravindran, on Innoz Journey and The Art of Sales

At bigMobliityConf, Deepak will share the power packed journey of Innoz and importantly, the art of selling (to operators).

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Trace Any Number with Just an SMS. Truecaller Partners with Innoz

Truecaller is a collaborative global phone directory app that has been in existence since 2009. The Swedish app has quickly gained popularity in countries where public phone directory data is scarce or non-existing.

SMS is not dead yet : Innoz reaches 1 billion queries milestone

Today, text messaging has turned 20 years old. The first message was sent by Neil Papworth, a programmer on December 3rd, 1992 and coincidentally, India based Innoz celebrates its billion query milestone today.

Offline price comparison service, Pricebaba launches in Delhi (NCR) and Pune; partners with Innoz

In terms of traction, PriceBaba’s smartly done Kaju Katli campaign (i.e. urging Google to name the next version of Android to Kaju Katli, following Jelly Bean/ICS etc) has gotten them a lot of traffic and founder, Annkur Agarwal shares that the traffic has been increasing steadily.

Partner Event: Innoz Hackathon

The developers get a chance to create cool sms apps and win prizes upto 1 Lakh rupees, 2 blackberry mobile phones for BBM connected apps and a lot of goodies for others. The mood around the Hackathon would be fun because its not just about coding, we have the Lagori rock band playing on the first day. Other cool things lined up are movie streaming, crowd music streaming using an sms app, the list goes on.

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Innoz API : What it means to app developers

As a developer, this is an application that runs on your server, on your choice of platform and written with your choice of language, as long as it integrates with our simple workflow. For the users, this means sending an SMS with a keyword, the equivalent of a web address and then receiving a specialized response without worrying about any of the steps in between.

Innoz secures investment from Seedfund

Telecom startup, Innoz has secured funding from Seedfund. Innoz’s product, the mobile search engine on the short code 55444 has now crossed the 1 million SMS searches a day mark…

Lookup Raises $2.5mn From Biz Stone, Vinod Khosla, Catamaran Ventures, GFG And Others

Lookup has already registered 1 million users with over 800,000 users on Android. It has over 250,000 monthly active users, and over 70,000 merchants on the platform, with daily activity of 55-60,000 users. Lookup currently operates in three cities, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi.

Twitter Cofounder Biz Stone Invests In Local Commerce App, Lookup

Started by Innoz’s Deepak Ravindran, Lookup claims to have 3 million messages exchanged every month (200K downloads, 10K merchants).

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Local Commerce Messaging App Lookup Raises Seed Funding From Kris Gopalakrishnan

With Lookup, Innoz Technologies aims to help users get answers and first hand information from local businesses.

Weekly Summary: End of APIgasm, Being Broke, Of Startup Mentors & More

This week, we focused on some features that debated some of the fundamentals the Indian startup ecosystem. If you missed out on any of the action, here’s a quick recap.

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Of Being Broke Yet Not Breaking Up; How Startup Dexetra Found Its Footing [Startup Journey]

In spite of being cash strapped, this Bangalore based startup went on to develop an amazing product which currently has a user base of over 600,000.

Indian Startups

Meet. India’s Most Promising Startups [The 2013 NextBigWhat List of 100+ Indian Startups]!

Here goes THE NEXTBIGWHAT list of NEXTBIGWHAT in Indian Startups space. You can’t ignore them.

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Caller ID App Truecaller Launches Twitter Integration; Will it Become the Rapportive For Mobile?

Caller identification app Truecaller has partnered with Twitter so you can see a persons Twitter handle when they call your phone.

Innoz

Innoz Founders Return Money to Seedfund; Raise $500k for Q&A App Quest in Silicon Valley

Innoz Makes it to Limca Book of Records As Largest Offline Search Engine

Announced: bigMobilityConf Speaker Deepak Ravindran, on Innoz Journey and The Art of Sales

Trace Any Number with Just an SMS. Truecaller Partners with Innoz

SMS is not dead yet : Innoz reaches 1 billion queries milestone

Offline price comparison service, Pricebaba launches in Delhi (NCR) and Pune; partners with Innoz

Partner Event: Innoz Hackathon

Innoz API : What it means to app developers

Innoz secures investment from Seedfund

Lookup Raises $2.5mn From Biz Stone, Vinod Khosla, Catamaran Ventures, GFG And Others

Twitter Cofounder Biz Stone Invests In Local Commerce App, Lookup

Local Commerce Messaging App Lookup Raises Seed Funding From Kris Gopalakrishnan

Weekly Summary: End of APIgasm, Being Broke, Of Startup Mentors & More

Of Being Broke Yet Not Breaking Up; How Startup Dexetra Found Its Footing [Startup Journey]

Meet. India’s Most Promising Startups [The 2013 NextBigWhat List of 100+ Indian Startups]!

Caller ID App Truecaller Launches Twitter Integration; Will it Become the Rapportive For Mobile?

Goodbye, Last-Click Attribution: Google Ads Changes Default To Data Modeling

Bharat Bill Pay starts its mobile prepaid recharges services, onboards BSNL

Google, in fight against record EU fine, slams regulators for ignoring Apple

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Finding your brand voice: The content strategy growth hack

Pitch Your Next Idea Like a Stand Up Comedian

How Music Affects Your Brain and Productivity

Don’t Write Code for a Startup: Confessions of a developer