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Is there a bubble in the startup industry? It looks like it. At least that’s according to a discussion panel at GMIC, which included Robin Chan (founder and CEO at

As GMIC winds down for the year, this afternoon Aiko Tanaka, a co-founder of Infinity Ventures Partners moderated a discussion with some of the biggest names in casual gaming: David

This is part of our coverage of the 2012 Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Beijing. See our interviews and reports from the event here. In a discussion panel at The

Health is the easiest thing in the world to take for granted until you don’t have it. But how can mobile technology help solve health issues and make life easier

This afternoon at GMIC, UCWeb held a special parallel session they called “Going Glocal” — a combination of global and local, as you’ve probably guessed. I’m a fan of made-up

This is part of our coverage of the 2012 Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Beijing. See our interviews and reports from the event here. According to the team at Julu

Late this morning, the GMIC main stage hosted what I’m pretty sure is going to be my favorite discussion of the conference: the one where they focus on doing good,

Japanese startup, Phewtick, is the pitch that has caught my attention – and confused me the most – this morning at the G-Startup pitches here at the GMIC 2012 event

HalfBrick Studios’ Fruit Ninja has been really hot since slicing its way into the Chinese market last year. It has since made it to over 100 web and third party stores, such as AppChina and Wan Dou Jia, and is pre-installed in over 90 Android brands across five Chinese operators.

Evernotes new team in China for its Yinxiang Biji service. Evernote, the American note sync service, has today launched a separate Chinese service called Yinxiang Biji. Avoiding the usual ‘cloud’