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GMIC Beijing
- The Global Mobile Internet Conference, hosted annually in Beijing and San Francisco, features thousands of attendees convening to discuss how mobile technology is changing industries worldwide from advertising to education to gaming and more. Get all the latest updates here!
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Start date: May 26, 2016
End date: May 28, 2016
Location: China
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Weibo CEO: Clutter is good for us, and microblogging can thrive alongside messaging apps
Weibo is widely known as 'China's Twitter' but it is actually very unlike Twitter. Weibo CEO chats to TNW and tells us that ...
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Leap Motion’s CEO wants its gesture control in cars, as a software upgrade to track hands nears
Leap Motion CEO wants its 3D gesture control integrated in cars, as its software will be upgraded to track not only fingers, ...
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AutoNavi is making its app more like a browser as the race to be the Google Maps of China heats up
The race to conquer mobile mapping in China is heating up, and AutoNavi is responding by adding services and making its app ...
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Chat app Tango plans push into China, positioning itself as a window into the West
Tango, a messaging app that has US as its largest market, is aiming to push into China this year as it seeks to be a window ...
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Facebook has a 'rapidly growing' business in China, despite being banned there for 5 years
Facebook Vice President Vaughan Smith says that Facebook has a 'rapidly growing' business in China, despite being banned ...
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China's Tencent is embracing ‘connected companies’ as it focuses on online-to-offline services
China's largest Internet firm Tencent is embracing ‘connected companies’ as it focuses on online-to-offline services. ...
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China's three carriers team up to make a push into mobile gaming
China's three carriers announced today that they are teaming up to make a push into mobile gaming, as they seek to rival ...
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UCWeb says its new mobile search service has hit 20% market share in China and angered Baidu
UCWeb CEO Yu Yongfu claims that Shenma, its mobile search venture with Alibaba, has hit 20 percent market share in China ...
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500 Startups' Rui Ma on getting into China early, and why 'boring' startups can be great investments
Having recently entered China, 500 Startups is aiming to tap the market early, before it's too late.
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Localization alone isn't enough for overseas game studios to succeed in China, says App Annie chief
The Next Web caught up with CEO Bertrand Schmitt, CEO of mobile app analytics firm App Annie, where he explained why international ...
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Visualead launches its near-invisible QR codes in China, seeks local partners and investors
The company, which helps make QR codes easy and sophisticated, has launched in China/
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Xiaomi founder clears the air on its new devices, global expansion plans and being 'China's Apple'
Xiaomi founder Lei Jun discussed a range of topics at GMIC 2013 in Beijing today.