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Mobile Overtakes Desktop Internet in China
According to an abstract of a report published by the China Internet Network Information Center, mobile phone has become # 1 internet access terminal in China.
Revamped Sina Weibo Set to Come with Google+ Style Sharing
Chinese mega social network Sina Weibo is set for a major revamp that will see it incorporate Google+ style sharing.
Tencent Invests $27M for 49% Stake in Singapore Gaming Company Level Up
Chinese Internet company Tencent has invested US$27 million for a 49% stake in Singapore gaming company Level Up.
What Apple vs. Samsung Trial Means for Innovation & Progress
Forcing competition to go back to the drawing board is not necessarily bad, but if the motivation is to simply avoid lawsuit, it could lead to ugly hacks.
Google Mobile Search: Now Smarter & More Interactive
Google has announced a host of new features to make Googling on your cellphone or tablet more visual and interactive, in an effort to improve user experience.
Baidu Sacks Employees Who Deleted Forum Posts for Cash; 3 Arrested
Baidu has fired three employees for deleting forum posts in exchange for cash. Three have been arrested for accepting bribes.
Windows 8: Fluidity & An Uncompromising User Experience
Microsoft is pulling out all the stops with Windows 8. For the tech giant, it’s not just another operating system, it’s a complete shift in direction.
Sina Weibo Goes Crazy for Olympic Opening Ceremony With 119 Million Tweets Sent
Users of Sina Weibo took to the first ever social Olympics with a gusto, with 119-million messages sent during the opening ceremony alone.
Baidu Expands Social Effort Into Vietnam
Chinese internet giant Baidu confirmed that it has launched its PostBar (‘Baidu Tieba’) social network in Vietnam, where it is called ‘Tra Da Quan’.
Microsoft Office 2013 Installed Previewed, Loved
Beyond the obvious Metro-fied UI which left me slightly petrified for like a few minutes, Microsoft Office 2013 grows on you.




