If you live in China and you love Adidas, then you’re just in luck! The latest Chinese Shanzi creation revealed a cellphone that has been inspired by the Adidas sneaker. More »

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Plans in China have been announced this week, that they will try to ease vehicle traffic congestion by monitoring the whereabouts and movement of millions of mobile phones. Surveillance on its citizens are already being conducted. More »

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Whilst the rest of the world has been swimming in the pool of recession, China has been bathing in economic success. Right now, English may be the dominant language on the internet, but don’t be surprised when the Asian economic power puts their language at the top says an infographic from Nextweb… More »

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Following the “Hi-Phone” in China, the iPhone 4’s counterfeit twin brother, comes the counterfeit of Apple’s popular iPad. Running on Android, the tablets claim to give you a whopping 64GB of memory for the low price that they are selling at- $125-$200. However, you may not even be getting your small amount of money’s worth for this gadget, because they are said to be slow, unresponsive and have smaller screens than the real iPad. More »

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From Htcyou: China-based search engine Baidu is currently in talks with several Android handset manufacturers with the idea of featuring their search box widget on Google’s Android phones. China’s mobile phone market is still in its young years, but the Android phone sales are rising as a rocket as each day goes by. The mobile search in China to become a huge market is already destined as smartphone usage in China grows tremendously. More »

Last week, Lenovo CEO Liu Chuanzhi remarked that he was pleased that Apple was ignoring the Chinese market because the Cupertino company’s presence in that nation would jeopardize Lenovo’s strong revenue. Recently, an Apple Store was opened in Shanghai that attracted large crowds. More »

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From Htcyou: An unseemly Dell Mini 3v smartphone has popped up on TENAA China, which has just approved the device. There is no concrete proof that the gold accentuated phone is an Android, but why would it be anything else? More »

Co-founder and head of Lenovo Liu Chuanzhi is glad for his company’s sakes that Steve Jobs has a “bad temper” and “doesn’t care about China.” The Lenovo chief goes on to remark that, “If Apple were to spend the same effort on the Chinese consumer as we do, we would be in trouble.” More »

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From Htcyou: Want an iPhone lookalike that has an 800×480 LCD, dual cameras, WCDMA/GSM, comes with two 1600mAh batteries, runs Android, and is only $243 from China? More »

Sunno’s S880 Pro is a higher performance smartphone that has a lot going for it: 1,680 CNY ($246 USD), a 3.6″ 800×480 screen, an 806MHz Marvell processor, and a 5 megapixel camera with flash. Unfortunately, the S880 Pro also runs obsolete Windows Mobile 6.5 and must be imported from China (Americans pay barely any Customs tax so not a big deal). More »

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Google’s leaving China has sent shock-waves through the tech industry. In an era when multi-national corporations are willing to abandon ethics for profits, working within the communistic Chinese regime, Google has declared, “No.” Sure, Google’s motivations for not backing down to the government are not entirely moral (Google was being trounced by Baidu in the search business), but this political exit has caught the eyes of Dell and GoDaddy. More »

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Google’s Chinese research and advertising staff will remain in operation, but all searches from Google.cn have been forwarded to Google.com.hk, the Hong Kong site that Chinese officials cannot censor. More »

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Gadgets are cool, but let’s face it: they’re really expensive! So what can you do if you want to be seen sporting the latest chic piece of technology? Well, if you can think of it, China more than likely has a knockoff of it. Here’s some knockoffs you might want to consider purchasing in the future…. More »

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In a recent statement by Google co-founder Sergey Brin, it was said that the company remains “optimistic” in light of the recent hacking attempts at the Google network by a group from China. “I’m an optimist. I want to find a way to work within the Chinese system and provide more and better information…I think a lot of people think I’m naive, and that may be true.” More »

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Relations between Google and China have recently been driven to the breaking point, with the search-engine giant threatening to close down its doors in China. In the midst of all this, it looks like a pseudo-Google (谷歌）site has arisen called Goojje (谷姐). More »

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