Chinese software and online game provider Kingsoft has reached a strategic cooperation framework with Dell, and the two parties will hold a press conference to reveal concerned details after the Chinese New Year.

Bamboo from a forest in Jiangxi will soon be part of some of Dell's computer packaging used around the world.

Chinese telecom operator China Mobile has officially started the sales of its Ophone handsets in Shanghai and launched a promotional activity at the same time.

Days after news of rival China Unicom's non-exclusive iPhone deal with Apple, Chinese telecom operator China Mobile formally launched its Ophone platform and Ophone handsets today.

According to Andrew Bowins, spokesperson of the world's second largest PC maker Dell, the company is jointly developing a mobile phone product with China Mobile.

Chinese electronics retailer Suning has signed a direct supply agreement with HP, making it the only direct supply channel provider for HP in China.

China Mobile has inked deals with ten Chinese and overseas mobile phone manufacturers to develop Ophone, a mobile phone product based on China Mobile's Open Mobile System.

Dell and the government of Dalian's Zhongshan district have jointly announced that the two parties will set up a Dell solution center in the district.

Chinese leading PC brand Acer has announced its performance for the first quarter of 2009 and states its revenue was NTD119.086 billion, about USD3.54 billion, while its net profit was NTD2.03 billion, about USD60.29 million.

Chinese electronics retailer Yongle said it will start to sell the G3 netbook, a customized convenient notebook developed by China Mobile, in its 63 retail stores in Shanghai from April 23, 2009.

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.

China has published the list of the designated computer brands in its subsidy scheme for rural assistance, in which, seven PC makers, including Asus and BenQ, are unfortunately not included.

After U.S.-based National Labor Committee published a report critical of technology companies' operations in China, the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition says it will now conduct an investigation.

Chinese PC maker Lenovo (LNVGY) plans to cut 200 jobs in its Beijing headquarters, of which about 5% are senior managers and directors.

Chinese search engine Baidu.com is currently developing a new search advertising model named BrandLink.