Camber Tech Ltd is a small diversified technology startup established in January 2008, we have offices in
London, Singapore and development teams in Europe.
Camber Tech is primarily into Advertising, Social Media and related OS services. We also have a partner network of
more than 750 websites.
In September 2010 at the Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative our management team had the honor to be with President
Clinton and announced two commitments in advertising (http://bit.ly/acsZ0s) and conflict zones (http://bit.ly/9x4XTh).
These commitments will enable non-profits to raise awareness and funds for their causes utilizing our platforms in advertising and
social media.
Camber Tech is an Associate Member of the GSMA, consortium member of the WAC, Global member of the MMA and the Linux Foundation
The founders were invited to the CGI and also represent the company on ad formats committee of the MMA.
London, Singapore and development teams in Europe.
Camber Tech is primarily into Advertising, Social Media and related OS services. We also have a partner network of
more than 750 websites.
In September 2010 at the Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative our management team had the honor to be with President
Clinton and announced two commitments in advertising (http://bit.ly/acsZ0s) and conflict zones (http://bit.ly/9x4XTh).
These commitments will enable non-profits to raise awareness and funds for their causes utilizing our platforms in advertising and
social media.
Camber Tech is an Associate Member of the GSMA, consortium member of the WAC, Global member of the MMA and the Linux Foundation
The founders were invited to the CGI and also represent the company on ad formats committee of the MMA.
The worlds first local mobile ad and marketing platform ON mobile devices enabling local commerce for SMBs
The first in-image search engine, also enabling contextual browsing through word highlights and a Facebook web browser
Coming Soon ! Hyperlocal video chat network connecting people with common interests and solving the "Chatroulette problem"
