Unii:The UK's student-oriented social platform Unii is a student-based social dating platform in the UK, focusing only on the fact that students must use the University's email inbox to join, unlike Facebook, Unii plans to build its business by serving only students.

The content that students share on Unii will not Unii.com has now expanded to 185 of the approximately 300 UK universities and the site has attracted a large number of users between the ages of 18 and 24, and has announced that it has surpassed 100,000 users.

Students can join and use Unii for free, and the site does not cash in through advertising. Living, buying and selling books, and finding jobs. Some of these businesses are already online (though they haven't generated any revenue yet; it's time to build up users first), and many more are planned: 10 services will be online in the next three to 12 months.

Each of these sub-businesses will have a different profit model. For example, employers will need to pay for postings on the Unii network, and can post job ads broken down by university or academic subject. Another sub-business provides university associations with tools to manage their membership. These sub-businesses are more like freemium models. Segmented user content is another focus of Unii, with a dynamic structure for the user home page view, a more flexible technical structure than Facebook.

Unii also allows users to post updates to groups of friends, and also supports posting messages to the university community (e.g. looking for a roommate), or to the entire UK university community. The types of content that can be posted are photos, videos, links, etc.

Unii also has a survey tool that displays responses in the form of an infographic. To date, Unii has raised £1.8 million in seed funding and Series A funding, and will complete a "much larger" Series B round this quarter. Unii also plans to expand internationally, interested in the U.S., China and Europe, but has not yet decided which market to go to.

Smories:Children's Stories Interactive Smories is a website dedicated to children's storytelling and listening to stories.

And so a website that tells and listens to stories was born! The website is a great way to encourage children to write and tell their own stories, and to watch children tell stories. At the same time can also train the child's ability to read aloud, expression.

Maybe you can even find a child star on camera! Open the website, you will be full of a wall of innocent children's smiley face impressed. Each smiley face is an online video of a child telling a story when you click into it.

Subtitles follow each video. Smories can be accessed on iPhone, iPod or iPad Except for the absence of subtitles, the online videos work well and are fast.

Currently, the website is mainly focused on English stories. I look forward to the launch of this kind of function as soon as possible on websites dedicated to serving children in China./p>