China's Mobile Game Developers Look for Best Markets

pcworld.com (11 months and 9 days ago)

Jul 11, 2012

Although based in China and a maker of hit games, app developer Haypi has largely ignored its home market. Instead, the Chinese company's forte is building games... full story

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How China Mobile called Apple’s bluff

Apple and China Mobile have been locked in bitter contract negotiations for years. Apple wants the same kind of deal it has with Verizon or Vodafone. China Mobile wants something much, much sweeter. But as months slide by, Apple’s position weakens and China Mobile’s grows stronger. In April, China Mobile hit 730 million subscribers, growing by another 4 million subscribers...

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Intel is hoping to get more Chinese developers to back its products by forming a new joint innovation lab with the nation's largest search engine Baidu.The lab is part of an agreement the two companies signed on Thursday that will focus on developing software for China's mobile Internet market. Developers in the country will have access to Intel-powered products, including...

pcworld.com (2 months and 9 days ago)

What Apple is up against in two growing mobile markets: China and Brazil

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gigaom.com (2 months and 5 days ago)

Is HR Missing the Mark on Mobile?

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