Xiaomi Corp has done it again - but this time even faster. All 100,000 units of its latest flagship smartphone, the Mi-3, sold out in 86 seconds.
Spending on Internet advertising in Britain jumped by nearly a fifth in the first half of 2013 to 3 billion pounds ($4.85 billion), lifted by mobile video ads and marketing on social media by brands cashing in on signs of economic recovery.
Century-old German camera brand Leica, known for its 35-mm film camera and lenses, aims to attract younger customers by adding digital cameras into its product line.
The Japanese electronics industry largely missed out on the smartphone revolution. Yet this summer, Fujitsu, announced plans for a new export push.
HTC Corp released its flagship Butterfly S smartphone on the Chinese mainland, hoping the high-end product will improve the company's brand image.
Folk artist Song Chongxun makes dough figurines in Shantang Street, a scenic spot in Suzhou city, East China's Jiangsu province, Sept 10, 2013.
LG Corp introduced the world's first curved OLED televisions to the Chinese market on Friday, securing the company's position as a leading TV manufacturer in China.
After months of speculation and leaked information, Apple announced the release date and the pricing of two new iPhones, the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S.
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Chinese telecom carriers China Unicom and China Telecom will carry Apple Inc's newest iPhone models within days of their launch in Beijing next week.
China is developing helicopters with the ability to fly at speeds twice the current average, the president of China's major aircraft maker said on Thursday.
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SF Express, one of the largest couriers in China, is testing delivering parcels with robotic drones, and it has been developed in house.
China's crackdown on online rumors has reached WeChat, with police saying it is illegal to spread rumors on the popular mobile messaging service.
4G network will allow you to access social media, entertainment and information on the go faster and easier.
The increasing popularity of smartphones in China has spurred new concerns about the potential impact of addiction.
Competition in the text messaging market is heating up. One program, carving out a bigger share of the market, is WeChat owned by Tencent.
Tencent on Tuesday joined hands with China Unicom to launch the nation's first subscriber identification module card customized for WeChat.
Two Chinese search engines, Panguso.com and Jike.com, both backed by major national media organizations, will merge in the near future.
Apple Inc's Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook was in Beijing again on Tuesday, according to some Chinese websites.
WeChat's fun features coupled with Tencent's strong marketing skills have made the app popular across different markets and helped its popularity soar.
The battle between China's Internet titans intensified as Tencent started allowing its WeChat users to make online payments on Monday.
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