While Google has had a difficult time making inroads into China's Internet sector via its search engine, it does seem to have some success tackling China from the hardware angle with partner Lenovo.

Taiwanese PC maker Acer confirmed that the company has terminated the operations of its eMachines brand, which was gained during the company's acquisition of Gateway.

The joint venture established by Lenovo and Compal has been formally put into production in Hefei, Anhui province.

The leader team for HP's Printers and Personal Systems Group in China has announced planning for the new 2013 financial year, stating that the group aims to increase its PC market share in China and further enhance its leading position in the Chinese printer market.

Yang Chao, president for Dell Greater China said that over the past ten years, Dell's compound annual growth rate reached 27% in the Chinese market.

Yang Yuanqing, chairman and chief executive officer of Lenovo Group, revealed that in the third quarter of 2012, their smartphone shipments reached seven million units, increasing by 18 times compared with the same period of last year.

Lenovo Group's wholly-owned subsidiary Lenovo Germany will buy all 8.874 million option shares of Medion AG at the price of EUR13 per share from Gerd Brachmann, a major Medion shareholder.

Dell China has recently completed the adjustments to its four major business groups and announced new personnel changes.

During the fourth quarter of 2011, PC shipments from major manufacturers saw significant changes in China with HP dropping to fifth place.

Chinese PC maker Lenovo has published its results for the third financial quarter ended December 31, 2011, stating that its sales increased by 44% year-on-year to USD8.372 billion; and its profit attributable to shareholders increased by 54% year-on-year to USD153 million.

Chinese telecom operator China Mobile announced that its 139 email service has opened to the users of China Unicom and China Telecom.

Chinese technology group Lenovo announced the formal completion of the Lenovo (Western) Industrial Base in Chengdu.

Liu Chuanzhi, Lenovo Group's founder and chairman, is moving aside for CEO Yang Yuanqing to assume the dual role of chairman and CEO.

Canonical, developer of the open source operating system Ubuntu, has announced that Dell will sell PCs with the pre-installed Ubuntu operating system in its over 100 new retail stores in China.

With a 13.5% global share, the Chinese PC maker Lenovo became the world's second largest PC maker for the first time, exceeding Dell, according to the PC shipment report for the third quarter of 2011 released by the market research firm Gartner.