China (page: 5)
According to multiple sources, Apple may have to delay their iPhone 6 and 6 Plus launches in China until next year.
Now after 15 years, Microsoft will truly ending the service, announcing closure in China, as well.
Lenovo, the world's biggest PC maker, has announced that they now ship more smartphones than PCs, a major milestone for the company.
The Chinese government, just a month after banning Windows 8 on its employee's computers, has continued the trend, this time banning the Office productivity suite.
Microsoft, who has long licensed its patents to Android OEMs and takes a piece of almost every Android device made, has now had those mystery patents revealed by the Chinese government.
Just a week after its use was banned on Chinese government computers, Windows 8 has now been branded as a threat to national security.
China has shocked Microsoft this week by banning Windows 8 on government computers.
For the last decade China has had an inexcusable ban on consoles, but that ban was finally lifted in January, paving the way for Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony to get into the nation and access its massive population.
The Chinese government has demanded large streaming sites in the nation stop streaming popular American TV shows including The Big Bang Theory.
Apple has released models of their iPad Air and iPad Mini with Retina Display with TD-LTE support for the Chinese market.
The Twitter of China, Sina Weibo, will file for its IPO in the U.S., looking to take advantage of a strong stock market, especially for social media and technology companies.
Nokia has proudly boasted that their new X Android smartphone has reached 1 million units pre-ordered in China in four days.
According to a new report, cloud syncing service Dropbox is now unblocked in China after having been trapped behind the Great Firewall since 2010.
China is lifting its 14 year ban on gaming consoles in the region, but is writing new rules that consoles and content need to abide by to be sold in the market.
China has suspended a ban on the sale of foreign video game consoles that was enforced in 2000.
Once havens for piracy, ranging from Asian soup operas to the latest Hollywood blockbuster, China's largest Internet video companies Youku, Baidu, Sohu and Tencent have all begun cracking down on the unauthorized video.
Digital currency Bitcoin has seen its price fall to $877 after hitting highs of $1155 following a few pieces of key news out of China and a large run up that saw prices triple in just a few months.
According to an advocacy group, Microsoft has made changes to Skype that will make monitoring and censorship of activity much more difficult in China.
Earlier this week, two labor rights watchdogs accused Dell's Chinese-based suppliers of exploiting their factory workers, including some of which are minors.
IMAX has formed a joint venture with Shenzhen's TCL Multimedia to offer expensive home cinema systems to the wealthiest people in China.
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