Filipino startup working on remote iPhone music application

asianjournal.com

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A Filipino software startup who quietly launched an online backup and recovery service for iTunes last month is also working on a homegrown web service that will provide Apple's iPhone users remote access to their iTunes library.

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Drm237 are you by any chance filipino? Your submissions seem to be filipino centric.

Haha, no...I'm American, I just thought it was an interesting story. A few weeks ago , CNN had a good gallery of foreign startups and I though it was interesting how we get so caught-up in the valley we sometimes forget that there are things going on outside of it that can have huge impacts.

Oh yeah I saw that too! that was awesome wasn't it? I liked the Yelp clone Burrp! I've signed for the service and started browsing the entries.

Does racism exist even in news.yc? Pathetic.

It's not even racism, I'm just asking if he's filipino that's all. If it does help I'm half filipino as well. I'm just interested in the startup development in the Phils.

When you put "pick any ethnic group [filipino, jewish, black, mexicans, etc.]" in the same sentence as "nobody seems to care", people will get the wrong impression.

Alright I get your drift but that was just an observation. It's really not my problem if you're affected that way. If it does help I edited my comment.

Yes, I am from the philippines, met him at a uni here think it was a forum on entrepreneurship.

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