CoolPad

Perhaps more surprisingly, China’s teens use fewer apps than the adults.

After an ugly fight, it seems Qihoo has gotten everything it wanted.

Qihoo 360 and Coolpad planned a smartphone joint venture that would see them taking on Xiaomi. But now, less than a year later, they’re engaged in a bitter divorce battle.

Qiku won’t be investing in HTC anytime soon. But it will be releasing its smartphone next month. Can it really take on Xiaomi?

Letv has bought into Coolpad, and Qihoo – which already has a competing joint-venture project with Coolpad – ain’t happy about it.

Zhou Hongyi is aiming his JV with Coolpad straight at Xiaomi. But there are three big reasons I don’t think he’ll actually be able to catch Lei Jun’s giant.

Across Asia, there are a number of relatively new phone brands playing to their strengths in home markets, aiming to steal sales away from Samsung.

Is Xiaomi moving fast enough on intellectual property to keep up with its own expansion?

After years of being China’s number one smartphone brand, Samsung has now been deposed by Xiaomi. New data from IDC today reveals a painful drop for Samsung.

Zhou Hongyi let spill a couple of details about his company’s $400 million dive into the smartphone market, and they don’t bode well.