Wandoujia

There are an estimated 700 million active smartphones and tablets in China – the majority of whom are on Android. That’s a huge business opportunity for serving up apps and games.

As we approach the end of 2014, we can see that the year has been a monumental one for China’s leading startups.

A startup’s office in Beijing. Hey, where’s the foosball table? There are secrets that are broken; there are secrets taken to the grave; there are state secrets for which people

Asia accounted for 27 percent of all Android app installs in the world in Q2 2014. Most money spent on ads comes from China, the majority of it aimed at Asia.

These users were also far more likely to use the “white-collar stalwart Sina Weibo,” as well as foreign social media apps like Facebook and Twitter.

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Chinese mobile content search engine and Android app store Wandoujia today announced it closed its series B round of financing with a follow-on investment from US investment bank Goldman Sachs.

These startups are not just making gimmicky apps in over-crowded segments – they’re really crafting great web businesses.

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Junyu Wang, Wandoujia founder and CEO Wandoujia doesn’t even call itself an app store anymore. Founder Wang Junyu and his staff now refer their company as a “mobile content search engine,”