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E-commerce giant Alibaba is planning to launch its own smartphone by the end of this month. The new Aliyun smartphone will be based on Andriod and it will be e-commerce and cloud-oriented. In association with chipset supplier Nvidia and Chinese cellphone vendor K-Touch, the phone will be equipped with Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, the appearance and design of the phone will be trendy. The expected price range will be about RMB 2800 (US$430)…
While we are still wondering if Apple would work together with China Mobile to develop a 4G network capable iPhone, here we have news telling us that Sony Ericsson will cooperate with China Mobile to develop mobile phones that support China’s domestic fourth-generation telecommunications technology, according to Sony Ericsson’s global president.
Remember the Lenovo S800? It is the world’s first transparent color display phone, featuring colorful images on its see-through display. It is quite innovative in the world of mobile handsets, and Chinese manufacturer Lenovo has been showing off this phenomenal handset over China since last year November. Recently, the S800 has been reportedly made available for retail in China, with a price tag of 1899 Chinese yuan (about $295). So, we have the price and availability finally after waiting for almost one year, and before checking your piggy bank to purchase it, you may want to read this small review first.
Mmm. Music Talent. In China, it’s rare to find someone who sings well, in English. As I’m a stay indoors kind of guy who always listens to music, I’m always looking for talented singers and nice songs across the Internet. Recently, I came across a Chinese singer, who has a really voice and uses a creative way to perform other people’s songs in videos. Check out his music videos after the break! You will love it!
On the Chinese internet today, someone very interesting got our attention. Apparently,
someone got their hands on an iPhone 5 prototype! Doing our best, we have assembled our team and investigated as quickly as possible. What did we find out? Keep reading, and check out the front pic after the jump.
Video game consoles are illegal to sell in China since 2000. But ironically, the Wii, the PS3 and the Xbox 360 are all made-in-China. So why being banned? Because the government thought that was the best way to protect the next-gen Chinese from wasting their minds on video games, and also due to pressure from parental outcry. But Eedoo Technology, a games subsidiary of PC giant Lenovo intends to confront this ban in China.
You know, there’s so much news in China. Maybe you took a post-July 4th vacation and couldn’t check your favorite Chinese tech sites all week. Or maybe you spent it doing nothing but working and you’re catching up now.
Baidu, the most authority search engine in China, has recently released a detail report on China mobile phone industry. The research data is base on the first quarter of this year and it tells you what the Chinese consumers like about their cellphones and how they are using it. The data showed some very interesting information, the Chinese still favour on Nokia handsets, they like their phones to be in white color, and the most interested software is instant messaging applications. So if you want to know more about the behavior of Chinese mobile users, click in for more details…
Last Friday was the celebration of China’s communist party 90th anniversary, the Chinese phone maker also specifically made a handset for it. “Jin Changhong 1958″ is the model name, designed in dark green with golden shiny numpad, looks like the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)! More details after the break.
We have to catch up with some news we didn’t post because there’s so much news in China! Here is the news list:
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