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Startups to watch

It's getting crowded on the Web 2.0 frontier, but there are still some startups that truly stand out. Business 2.0 Magazine identifies the ones most likely to strike gold in 2007.

It's Flickr on the fly. Tiny's Radar service lets you snap photos with cell phones and send them to friends, who can both access and comment on the shots. Radar will be a built-in application on some devices made by Danger, creator of T-Mobile's Sidekick.

Funding: $2.8 million (Mohr Davidow Ventures)

Founder & CEO: John Poisson (shown right)

Headquarters: San Francisco

Employees: 12

Founded: 2005

Business model: Sales of downloadable client, advertising

Bragging rights: 55 percent monthly user growth; 500,000 videos and pictures swapped on network per month; SunCom Wireless plans to distribute Radar

Next up: To have 1 million users by year-end; sign up more carriers; add premium subscription service

Contact: Amanda Krantz, amanda@tinypictures.us

Tell us what you think about our 25 startups to watch: Are any of them the next YouTube or MySpace?

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