Updated: All the TechCrunch50 startup coverage so far
Here’s a list of all our posts covering startup launches at the TechCrunch50 conference. There are just a few left to go:
- With Penn & Teller, your iPhone does card tricks too
- Story Something creates personal stories for your children
- Clasemovil launches a virtual world for learning
- ToonsTunes.com is like GarageBand for kids
- Sealtale offers a personalized way to declare brand loyalty
- iTwin allows encrypted, cableless file-sharing
- iMo turns the iPhone into a joystick for your PC games
- FluidHTML builds a more web-friendly version of Flash
- Toybots Woozees lets toys come to life with Internet connectivity
- Spawn Labs lets you play your console games on your laptop
- Clicker is a TV guide for the Internet
- 5to1.com gives publishers more control over their ads
- DataXu optimizes ad campaigns in real-time
- SeatGeek tells you when to buy tickets
- HealthyWage pays users to stay fit, lose weight
- RackUp sells gift cards in fast online auctions
- Udorse lets you tag your photos with product endorsements
- Yext transcribes, searches phone calls for local businesses
- LocalBacon wants to fix job sites by making job-seekers pay
- RefMob gives customers a slice of the referral market
- Short on cash? Startups can trade goods and services on TheSwop
- MOTA Motors wants to curb lemons, fix the used car market
- RedBeacon creates a market for local services
- ClientShow manages collaboration for graphic designers
- Metricly aggregates analytics for startups, small businesses
- Affective Interfaces detects whether your ad makes people happy
- CitySourced lets citizens report potholes, graffiti to local government
- Battle other codes to prove yourself at Trollim
- CrowdFlower offers rich analytics for mechanical turks
- Cocodot creates a slicker version of Evite
- LearnVest walks users through life’s financial milestones
- BreakThrough lets people use online calling to get psychiatric help
- Glide Health pulls together patient records for treatment
- Sprowtt automates early IPOs for startups
- Does the world need another news aggregator? Thoora thinks it does
- Insttant provides a snapshop of real-time news
- Perpetually creates a personalized Internet archive
- AnyClip searches movies for quotes, famous moments
- Crowd Fusion wants to be the ultimate tool for web publishing
- Hark! lets friends web browse, share links together
- Threadsy aims to be the new center of your online social life
- Lissn is like Twitter for longer, public conversations
- Radiusly wants to be a site for business microblogging
- Stribe builds a social network for publishers around their content
- Clixtr launches an iPhone app for real-time photosharing
- The Whuffie Bank wants a new currency based on social reputation
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