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There are so much news from China that passes by that we couldn’t possibly cover it all. Here are the Chinese tech news that have left behind because we are just too busy or too lazy to post. There are stories on Xiaomi’s revenue, the secret of Huawei CEO, Alibaba profit lose, Tencent Wechat and so on, check them out after the break. Video for this week: political humorist Stephen Colbert has some advice for the Chinese blind activist … Hope everyone have enjoyed your weekend and a fresh start to your week.
A report has being found out the e-waste that are dumping into China’s landfill has contained not just old computers and gadgets from consumers around the world, but also nearly-new but defective items from HP, Samsung, and Panasonic, as well as electronics that returned to manufacturers for warranty repair. The find was made by Adam Minter, author of the Shanghai Scrap blog, in a visit to the notorious Chinese e-waste recycling hub of Guiyu. The landfill in Guiyu, which located at southern China’s Guangdong province, is the largest electronic waste site on earth. A roughly estimated one million tons of e-waste have being shipped there per year … Update: Samsung has responded on the incident
Chinese PC maker Lenovo has a tremendous year in 2011. The company has recorded its highest-ever market share for worldwide shipment and in China during its third fiscal quarter for 2011/2012, setting its goal of seizing the title of world’s largest PC maker from HP this year.
Looks like the HP TouchPad’s legacy continues… Today, we see a mysterious tablet that is called the HP TouchPad Go. It’s found in China, and the images came via a Chinese forum. The 7-inch tablet claimed to be an engineering prototype device, and it has a 4:3 aspect ratio, packing 16GB storage, 3G capability, front-and-rear camera, a 1.5GHz processor and even NFC smarts. Looks like this is the only one left in the wild. More photos after the jump.
We hope everyone has enjoyed their weekend this week. We know all Americans will be commemorated the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks for this coming week. Thanks god, Bin Laden has gone ! And for the Apple’s missing iPhone 5, we think Apple will keep on looking for their prototype and pictures might leak out very soon ! OK, here are the China tech news you should not miss from the last seven days, enjoy !
Todd Bradley, HP’s Personal System Group head and former Palm executive, told Sina, the largest Chinese-language infotainment web portal, that the company would look for partners around the world to adopt webOS. Bradley also talked about the company’s future plans in the China market, and added his belief that he does not need to sign up a Twitter account, or a Sina Weibo account. Watch the 18-minute long interview after the break.
We hope this weekend should appear to be going pretty well for everyone. We know the Americans have to stay at home because of the hurricane, and of course, everybody are still talking about the resignation of Steve Jobs, especially there are some photos floating around the Internet of Steve Jobs looking really ill. The Chinese Internet is abuzz over those pictures too, but we are not covering too much news on this one, just to pay a little respect on Steve Jobs’ privacy. Ok, anyone of you failed to catch up this week’s tech stories in China, we have got you covered. Here are the interesting China news you should not miss!
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:
Here’s a little surprise, HP held a press event “A New HP World” in Shanghai yesterday, unveiling new products such as the WebOS tablet TouchPad and the Pre 3. In the event, HP announced that China will be the first country in Asia to retail the TouchPad later this year, with the rest of Asia to follow at a later date. Sadly, pricing is still unknown. Click in to see the nice photos and videos of the event.
Remember our good friends at that Taiwanese news video production company who created animated videos for the iPhone 4, Tiger Woods and WikiLeaks? Yeah, these minute-long Taiwanese animations are super interesting to watch since they illustrate the news into funny videos while telling us what actually happened. We have brought you lots of animated news in 2010, and now we will conclude the 10 most awesome animated news of 2010. Sit back and enjoy.
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