The Ten Biggest Entrepreneurial Concept Of The United States: The Top Of The Unemployed Social Network

1. unemployed social networking Layoffspace

Layoffspace.com is a recruitment website, and also a social network for unemployed people.

Layoffspace.com is out of existence now, and it may not be the right time for it to go online.

Layoffspace was launched in April 2007, and a year later, the global financial crisis broke out.

2. cat shape bar code scanner CueCat

CueCat is a cat bar scanner that can access user keyboard.

Users can use it to scan custom printed bar codes, or prompt information.

Scanning hints can connect users to advertising related websites.

Nowadays, bar code scanning applications of smart phones are very common, and QR codes are widely used as links.

CueCat raised funds and used funds to provide users with CueCat. The company also signed agreements with major publishers and advertisers.

But none of this is enough to make users want to sit in front of the computer and scan the magazine advertisements.

3.GameCrush

GameCrush allows you to pay $0.60 per minute and play XboxLive games with a lady.

You can evaluate your "PlayDates" based on your hotness and gamingskill.

GameCrush has raised $700 thousand seed fund.

4.Audioo

Audioo allows you to share your voice mail with the world.

Audioo allows you to publish all your voicemail.

Audioo uses interesting voice mail sharing to create a large, pcribed and searchable user voice database.

5.Withings

Withings manages weight through built-in networks.

Withings can pfer your weight to nearby devices so that you can track your weight loss plan and update your weight information regularly.

6.Honestly.com

Honestly.com is a website that allows any user to anonymously publish professional comments on you and your information, whether you like it or not.

Honestly.com recently raised $1 million 200 thousand from brand investors.

7.Agester

Agester allows users to upload their own photos. Other users will guess your age. You can also create data pages and use them as tools to contact other people.

Agester.comnow now hosts a Japanese alternative medicine website at the same time.

8.Shweeb

Shweeb is a start-up in New Zealand, and Shweeb wants to build a human monorail railway.

Google has invested $1 million in the project.

9.ChatWithAStar.com

ChatWithAStar.com originally wanted to become a portal for celebrity blogs. It was co founded by BillyWagner, BillyWagner and BillyWagner.

But people think they do not need an athlete or a sports writer to help manage their blogs.

10.MeetPen

MeetPen is a concept that changes our contacts with new people.

When you see someone at a social gathering, you want to meet him, but for various reasons, you can't or will not introduce yourself. You turn on the MeetPen and follow the instructions.

When someone comes home and looks at MeetPen, MeetPen will tell them that you want to meet them and introduce them automatically.

Source: BusinessWeek.