Vacationers in China's sunny Hainan province will soon have more opportunity to take their multimedia with them to the beach, thanks to an agreement inked between UTStarcom and Hainan Telecom.

China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation is focused on lowering power consumption in the release of new digital-to-analog audio converters.

With rumors that China Unicom might be soon ink a formal deal with Apple to bring the iPhone to China, Chinese telecommunications rival China Mobile is hoping its new OPhone will keep the company competitive.

China's A8 Digital Music Holdings Limited has signed a two-year cooperative agreement with HIM International Music Inc. to give A8 the transferable exclusive right to use all the songs in the HIM music bank in the mobile sector in mainland China over the next two years.

Chinese search engine Baidu.com has revealed that to improve the wireless search experience of users, the company is carrying out a range of technological optimizing services, including the traffic compression of web pages.

Alisoft, the software subsidiary of the Chinese B2B e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, has located its largest service center in China in Yuhua Economic Development Zone, Nanjing, Jiangsu province.

Chinese online auction and e-commerce site Taobao.com has inked a deal to launch the online services for Japan's Uniqlo, a casual apparel retailer.

The rumors have proven true: Blizzard Entertainment Inc. is not renewing its online game contract in China with The9, choosing instead to move the World of Warcraft game to a subsidiary of Chinese Web portal NetEase.com.

The Beijing Administration for Industry and Commerce has published a list of substandard electronic and communications products.

After more than one year of preparation, Chinese social networking service provider 51.com has announced the official launch of its self-developed game platform, Game.51.com.

Chinese telecommunications operator China Mobile has selected six PC makers, including Lenovo Group, Founder Technology, Tongfang, Haier, HP, and Dell, as its 3G netbook partners.

Hangzhou, China (April 15, 2009) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — Today a new company launches a groundbreaking social network. The network is aimed at tearing down the wall of misunderstanding between Chinese and Americans.
"Nihaoareyou.com is a platform for interaction not just connection," stated Jonathan Jenkins, founder and CEO. "Nihaoareyou allows people to interact with culture, consumers with [...]

In its drive to become a true wireless city, Hong Kong's Office of the Telecommunications Authority has published for the first time the statistics of local mobile data usage, which showcase a surge to 147 Terabytes as of January 2009, or an average amount of 44 Mbytes per 2.5G/3G mobile user for that particular month.

Electronic video displays are heading to 150 shopping malls and supermarkets and 19 large wholesale markets in Beijing by the end of this year to publish goods and food information.

According to Oliver Ahrens, vice president for Acer Worldwide and newly appointed general manager for Acer China, Acer's headquarters has set three goals for Acer China in 2009, of which, one is to make revenue of over USD1 billion.