A Group of Christians Got Smashed By Chinese Polices During A Christmas Party (Video)
By Herman Lai, posted December 23, 2011 at 7:22 AM, 1,209 views

Discrimination?…Few days ago, the government officials forcibly shut down a Christmas Gala organised by Christians in Xitan village (溪坦村) in Zhejiang province, the situation was like “a dog biting a rat“. Video after the break…
Bill Gates Building A World’s Safest Nuclear Reactor in China
By Herman Lai, posted December 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM, 1,017 views

Not any Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, is looking to set another milestone in his life. He wants to build a Nuclear Reactor! And he already had a discussion with China’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MIIT) to jointly develop a new and safer kind of nuclear reactor. Why Bill Gates wants to build the reactor in China other than US?
What is Microsoft Doing in China? No Longer Daydreaming.
By Herman Lai, posted November 28, 2011 at 4:17 PM, 340 views
Tech companies like Google, Apple, Amazon are putting lots of their efforts to get closer to China this year. So how about Microsoft? As far as we know, they opened their first experience store in Beijing back in April and launched couples of Windows Phone 7 handset by ZTE and Nokia. Other than those, nothing major was seen yet. With recent, they had a partnership with Suning, an electronic retail chain in China (Best Buy-like), to sell its Windows products in 2012.
Razer Partners with Tencent to Launch The World’s First True Gaming Laptop in China!
By Herman Lai, posted November 21, 2011 at 9:52 AM, 398 views
Most of PC gamers should have already heard of two high-end and highly priced devices — Razer Blade and Razer Switchable back in August, where the company thinks “PC gaming is not dead” and expecting to see both of its newly launch machines to become world’s first true gaming laptop that could dominate the hearts of PC gamer. Razer had moved all the way across the pacific ocean to China, to jointly release Razer Blade in China together with Intel and Tencent.
China Celebrity Wrecks Refrigerators Outside Siemens Beijing Headquarter (Video)
By Herman Lai, posted November 21, 2011 at 8:11 AM, 1,017 views
Siemens, the largest Europe-based electronics and electrical engineering company, recently caught up in a “refrigerator door shutting problem” scandal in China. The scandal began by a China’s internet celebrity “Luo Yonghao” who wrote on his microblog that “Siemens refrigerator door does not shut tightly”, and filled several complaints to Siemens customer service, but they refused to admit.
Did Apple Admit They Have Polluted China ?
By Star Chang, posted November 16, 2011 at 9:10 AM, 431 views

Two months ago, some China environmental protection groups have accused Apple for polluting the country. According to these groups, as many as 27 suspected suppliers have been accused of releasing pollution and carcinogens. Apple was completely ignoring the issue, with no interest in directing its suppliers to lessen pollution being caused by them. Due to the rising of complaints from the society, Apple finally sat down to talk it out with its critics. So far the company has admitted that they did not put sufficient attention to the environmental protection in China …
iPhone 4S Pre-Order Is Seriously Messed Up in Hong Kong
By Chris Chang, posted November 9, 2011 at 5:36 PM, 2,103 views
Pre-ordering for the iPhone 4S got underway a few days ago in Hong Kong, and the process hasn’t been entirely smooth. Seriously, it was a messy one. First, Apple “quietly” pushed the pre-ordering from the traditional midnight to morning. Secondly, people were allowed to places TEN (10!!!) iPhone 4S on each order. Last but not least, REAL iPhone users are pissed that they cannot place an order for a 4S, thanks to those greedy resellers and gray market dealers.
China Is The New Mobile App Dragon
By Star Chang, posted November 3, 2011 at 7:25 PM, 412 views

Look like mobile app usage is growing in China at a faster pace than anywhere else in the world. Some new stats from an analysis company shows that China has recently surpassed the UK in terms of app session market share, and with its hyper-growth in app sessions, China has also moved up the ranks among the world’s top countries to now occupy the second spot behind the United State. It cannot be denied that the communist country has already vaulted to second largest app economy …
China Gives Free Wi-Fi to Everyone in Beijing, But Citizens Think It Is Dangerous
By Chris Chang, posted November 1, 2011 at 8:11 PM, 750 views
Chinese citizens should be happy if there’s free Wi-Fi access across the great city of Beijing, but apparently they are not. Why? They are worried that their phone numbers may be recorded and sold on to advertising or spamming companies, since a mobile phone number is required “for identity authentication” before you can use the Beijing public Wi-Fi.
Xiaomi CEO Wishes to Merge Microsoft, Google, and Motorola to Take On Apple
By Herman Lai, posted November 1, 2011 at 12:41 PM, 845 views
Lei Jun is one the recent prominent figure in the Chinese tech industry, who got famous by the August launch of the high-efficient low-cost Xiaomi phone. He was one of the interviewee at TC DisruptBeijing to talk about his business strategy and discuss the current status of the Chinese mobile handset market. Most interestingly, he has a dream: Merge the forces of Microsoft, Google, and Motorola to crush Apple.
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