Zhou Hongyi

Opera just got acquired by a group of Chinese companies. Who are the men behind the masks?

The best thing to come out of China’s World Internet Conference is this ridiculous new meme.

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

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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.

Qihoo’s new mobile OS market is targeted squarely at Xiaomi, with claims that it will be better than MIUI.

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.

Rumor has it Qihoo is planning to acquire a mobile handset maker. And when questioned about that rumor, Qihoo CEO Zhou Hongyi did not deny it.

Youku CEO Victor Koo and OnePlus founder Pete Lau have already completed the challenge and kicked off the trend among the other Chinese tech CEOs.