Category: Security
Du Yuejin, deputy chief engineer from the National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Center of China (CNCERT/CC), says more computers on the mainland are being turned into "zombie" computers by hackers. These zombies are then used to launch illegal online activities.
Category: Telecom
China Netcom's (CN) Beijing office has fired the first salvo in a summer price competition to get new users.
Category: Law & Policy
Chineseall.com has won a copyright dispute with Enet.com.cn over the illegal publication of a novel on Enet's website.
Category: Internet
Ctrip.com (CTRP) and Taiwan-based Ease-travel have signed an agreement to work together on travel businesses on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Category: Wireless
Taiwanese-funded Envada (Shanghai) Electronics Company says it has obtained the first 3G mobile phone license in the Chinese mainland from the State Development and Reform Commission.
Category: Wireless
NTT DoCoMo's Japanese users can now use their World Wing and World Walker services for international roaming in China.
Category: Gadgets & Electronics
Mentor Graphics (MENT) says its IP core based on the PCI Express architecture has been selected by the Microprocessor Development and Research Center (MPRC) of Peking University.
Category: Security
China's first signed e-signature contract made its appearance yesterday at the Science and Technology Exposition in Beijing.
Category: Wireless
Techedge (TEDG) has been selected by Beijing Taiji Tonggong Company to provide its solutions to build a nationwide wireless IP network.
Category: Gadgets & Electronics
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation's (SMIC) Beijing branch has entered into a US$600 million 5-year loan facility from a group of Chinese banks.
Category: Wireless
China Mobility Solutions (CHMS) has commenced field trails on its streaming media solutions for 3G mobile phones.
Category: Commentary
By Frank Yu
When I first read about the opening of the new Wal-Mart in Beijing, this one quote really caught my eye: Tiankelong has tried to fight off Wal-Mart and did lots of promotion and discounting activities. But Wal-Mart seems unbeaten with one kilogram of watermelon selling for 1.1 yuan, compared to Tiankelong's price of 2.5 yuan, later discounted to 1.5 yuan.
Category: Computing
Zhao Yong, president of Changhong, has signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Chen Tianqiao, president and CEO of Shanda (SNDA), at Changhong's headquarters in Sichuan.
Category: Telecom
Wang Xiaochu, president and CEO of China Telecom, said the company is looking for an international strategic partner to improve its overall image in the global telecommunications market.
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