Posted on 31 October 2011. Tags: Atomico, Joost, Niklas Zennstrom, Skype, Techcrunch Distrupt
Niklas Zennstrom, most famous for Skype and speaker at the Global Mobile Internet Conference 2011, talked at TechCrunch Disrupt: Beijing this afternoon. He gave Sarah Lacey, the interviewer, a rundown on a number things including what Skype went through. Niklas divulged that he went through 25 VCs before finally gettig funding. At the time P2P was not seen…
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Posted in Industry Leaders, Internet
Posted on 31 October 2011. Tags: Angry Birds, Games, Rovio
Peter Vesterbacka sat down at TechCrunch Disrupt: Beijing this morning to discuss his company and where it was headed. Peter’s been spending a great deal of time in China lately since China’s is in love with the Angry Birds. That love is so much so that copycats and IP infringement abound. Peter jokingly said he…
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Posted on 31 October 2011. Tags: China, Distrupt, Internet, Pony Ma, Techcrunch, Tencent
Tencent is the 4th largest internet company in the world with over 3 Billion in revenue, 1 billion of which was profit. They have seen their stock price increase 5000% since it’s IPO. They are one of China’s best tech success stories, yet they are feared rather than praised by other Chinese developers. Pony Ma…
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Posted on 29 October 2011. Tags: GMIC, GMIC Roadshow, Maopao, Mobile, Sky-Mobi, USA
China’s tech companies are a force to be reckoned with. With the aim to inform, educate, and promote sharing between the East and West, the GMIC Roadshow USA will bring 8 C-Level executives and top GMIC speakers, who are China’s top mobile leaders, to Silicon Valley on November 5th – 12th. Michael Song, who is the CEO…
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Posted in Events, Industry Leaders, Internet, Mobile
Posted on 28 October 2011. Tags: DeNA, GMIC, GMIC Roadshow, Mobile SNS, Tianxia, TX.com.cn, USA
China’s tech companies are a force to be reckoned with. With the aim to inform, educate, and promote sharing between the East and West, the GMIC Roadshow USA will bring 8 C-Level executives and top GMIC speakers, who are China’s top mobile leaders, to Silicon Valley on November 5th – 12th. Yong Wang, who is the CEO…
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Posted in Events, Industry Leaders, Internet, Mobile
Posted on 28 October 2011. Tags: Amazon, Apple, e-commerce, PapayaMobile, Sina Weibo, Social Media Marketing, Steve Jobs
NewsWrap brings you the latest today in Tech News from China and the world at large. Today we look at Sina Weibo reaching 25o million users, the poor use of social media marketing by Asian companies, PapayaMobile coming to iOS, looking at the aftermath of Apple’s rise, and Amazon.cn getting a facelift. Sina Weibo Reaches 250…
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Posted on 27 October 2011. Tags: A-Fund, Ice Cream Sandwich, Kaixin001, KanBox, Shanda, VelaTel
NewsWrap brings you the latest today in Tech News from China and the worldat large. Today we look at VelaTel working with NGSN to bring 4g LTE to China, Ice Cream Sandwich first shipping date, Shanda and Kaixin’s partnership, TeliportMe’s new website, and KanBox’s new funding and incredible growth. VelaTel Bringing LTE to China…
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Posted in Gadgets, Industry Leaders, Internet, Mobile, Startups
Posted on 26 October 2011. Tags: Alipay, ChinaVision, Google, Ice Cream Sandwich, Tencent, The9
NewsWrap brings you the latest today in Tech News from China and the worldat large. Today we look at mass withdrawals form Alipay, Tencent’s new stake in ChinaVision, The9′s new South Korean branch, Googles new music store, and the top ten reasons to be excited by Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Alipay Suffers Mass Withdrawals Coordinated…
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Posted on 25 October 2011. Tags: Android, Baidu, China, China Mobile, iOS, iPhone, MIUI, Smartphone, Xiaomi
The Xiaomi Phone (小米手机) began shipping to customers this past week and mobiSights received their batch of phones today. The phone is made for the Chinese public, and after the boot this clearly became evident. It met expectations overall, though there are a few things missing we would have liked to have seen. The price…
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Posted on 24 October 2011. Tags: Group Buy, Hackathon, Sina Weibo, Yahoo, Youtube
NewsWrap brings you the latest today in Tech News from China and the world at large. Today we look at all the companies eyeing Yahoo, the possibility of group buy sites going the way of the dinosaurs, ChinaStars event, Sina Weibo’s search feature, and YouTube coming to Singapore. Alibaba is not the only Company Eyeing Yahoo…
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