“People’s Search Engine” Jike Won’t Totally Imitate Google (But Maybe It Should)
Last year, state-owned Party mouthpiece newspaper People’s Daily decided to get into the searc...
Posts Tagged: China
China is often called a land of contradictions, and its tech industry is no different. Yes, the middle kingdom is the source of some hackers and copycats, but it’s also the source of some startling innovation, one of the world’s most unique and vibrant internet cultures, and some of the most passionate techies and gamers in the universe. China’s internet may be censored but that hasn’t stopped web, gaming, and mobile startups from springing up all over the country. Here at Tech in Asia we’ve got it all: the good, the bad, and the ugly. The hottest startups, the craziest copycats, and the darkest tales of censorship in Asia.
24quan in Trouble? CEO Du Yinan Responds
Last week we wrote about some of the concerning reports circulating on the net about group buy site ...
8 Must-Read Tech Stories in China This Week
With no Thanksgiving in this neck of the woods, everyone was busy as usual, cooking up new sites, se...
Sina Launches a Chat/Messaging App Built On Top of Weibo
Sina (NASDAQ:SINA) has unveiled its brand-new chat/messaging mobile service called, Weiyou – ...
Rumor: Microsoft Picks a Retail Partner for WP7 Launch in China in 2012
Rumors in the Chinese business media suggest that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is poised to launch its mo...
SARFT Banning TV Ads During Shows; Good News or Bad News for Online Video?
For the past few days, rumors have been swirling that along with its limitation of “entertainm...
iPhone 4S Coming to China Telecom (But When?)
Rumors have been swirling online for a while that China Telecom would be getting a taste of the iPho...
With Android-based iQQ, Does Tencent Finally Have a Mobile Strategy?
Tencent (HKG:0700), China’s social media giant, has been really good at building Android apps ...
Mojing: An App To Look For Flings in China
Mojing, which means magic mirror in direct translation, is a face recognition app created by Beijing...
iCarpenters Rejoice: All Your Measuring Needs On Your iPhone!
iHandy Carpenter is an app introduced by Beijing app development firm, iHandy Soft. The app is made ...
I Got Conned and Wasted $0.99 on a Chinese Health App
So, I was interested to find out more about Chinese health apps. And I came across one called Jian K...
Motorola’s MT917, With an Insane 13-Megapixel Camera, Heads to China Mobile
Motorola (NYSE:MMI) announced this afternoon that its newest Droid RAZR, the MT917, is coming to the...
iOS Download Stats for China Show the Importance of App Localization [INFOGRAPHIC]
New statistics showing the popularity of various free and paid iOS apps in China show the great impo...
Newegg Brings Black Friday Deals to China, But Will It Catch On?
‘Black Friday,’ the day of discount-led shopping frenzy that originated in the US, is no...
Can You Get Online on China’s High Speed Trains?
I shun the plane for domestic travel inside China for a big reason — the fact that they don’...
Alibaba.com International Sees 65% Yearly Traffic Growth, Working on Multi-lingual Sites [Updated]
Update: The German version of Alibaba.com is actually up! Click here to explore around. On the top, ...
Trending Posts
- HaiVL: Vietnam’s Funniest Website Gets 2 Million Hits Per Day After Just 1 Year
- The Growth Story and Future of Mobile Chat App Giant LINE
- MediaCorp Invests US$40 Million in Reebonz, Values the Luxury E-Store at US$200 Million
- How InMobi Grew From a Startup to a Giant Mobile Ad Network
- Indonesia’s ICT Minister: BlackBerry Sales Drop 70% in Indonesia
- Chat App Battleground in Indonesia Getting Hotter as Line’s New TV Stars Look to Overpower KakaoTalk’s
- The Story of App Annie: Building A Company For The Mobile App Economy
- CocCoc Releases Corom And Enters the Browser Wars in Vietnam
- Jimmy Rim, The Youngest CEO Running a VC Firm in Korea
- Singapore’s Too Small? More E-Commerce Businesses Look Abroad
