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Matcoms Technologies

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How do we live in our real life? Do we behave same with everyone we know? Do my co-workers get to know what I’m talking with my family or friends? Never.

We live in groups. Different groups and different relations. All current social networks on the web allow you to keep only one group of all the people you know. Thats how they are designed. So any update/photos you share, gets visible to ALL. This is where people stop socializing online.

We have developed a new kind of social network: tubri.com which is based on the real-life. It allows you to create separate groups of people and interact with them differently, send them different updates or photos.

For example: No one in group “friends” can see what you are talking about in “family” group or other groups unless they are a member of that group too.

1. Groups are personal and no one gets to know which groups you have created or which group you have kept them in.
2. No need to send any group join invitations to anyone, just arrange your people.

Here is a short video explaining Tubri: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVg3lN8UHcA

Milestones

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• 
  Matcoms Technologies added Gagan Singh as Co-Founder and Director.
  Posted 4/30/09 at 8:00pm
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  Matcoms Technologies added Jeet Singh as Co-Founder and Director.
  Posted 4/30/09 at 8:00pm

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