Where Stealth is Good – There’s a lot of discussions on the web about whether startups should be stealthy before they launch or not. My general rule is that it’s good to be stealth in the early days while you’re building your product and testing your market. Most people totally advise against stealth. MORE >>

We are also following an open strategy instead of operating in the stealth mode. Or a damp squib. This is a followup post to “is the time right&# post. Three of us have got together as founders and are doing a smell test plus looking for a Chairman and COO. Interested. Then read more at [link] Who knows. General MORE >>

Swedish startup Anyfi Networks has come out of stealth mode and announced Anyfi.net, a new Wi-Fi roaming solution. Björn Smedman, CEO of Anyfi Networks, told ArcticStartup that the Anyfi team has worked on the concept since 2006, piloting it last year with a local Malmo, Sweden based operator Myfi.net. Related Posts. MORE >>

Stealth Mode This is the company that has made very little public about its product or service. Across the web, you will see blog posts that debate whether or not a so-called stealth-mode strategy makes sense for start-ups. Every company is out to change the world and, yes, has blue-chip investors. Game on! Wait a minute, you think! MORE >>

We've received news that tomorrow  Blaast is launching "the world's first cloud-based mobile platform" in Jakarta, Indonesia in cooperation with the mobile operator  XL. According to Blaast's model, the monthly payment to operators are then split three ways between Blaast, the operators, and developers. MORE >>