Color-based QR codes are meant to indicate the health status of smartphone users, but it makes life difficult for people without smartphones to get around... like a fugitive on the run | Continue reading
Taiwan’s 25-year-old forum PTT helped limit the spread of the coronavirus | Continue reading
A college professor is teaching while guised as various avatars for more engaging online classes during the coronavirus pandemic | Continue reading
A new program from Meituan Dianping lets 72 bookstores in Beijing deliver books to customers' doors | Continue reading
A color-coded QR code system to fight the coronavirus allows people to travel freely or forces them to self-quarantine | Continue reading
Tesla is in advanced talks with CATL to use lithium iron phosphate batteries for the first time | Continue reading
Databases full of real names and ID numbers have been used in China for censorship and surveillance, but can they help stop the virus? | Continue reading
Apple is removing hundreds of apps in China at the government’s request, but we don’t know why or what they are | Continue reading
A limited edition of the Cybertruck-inspired watch comes with cracks on the screen | Continue reading
But Chinese Android brands such as Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo and Realme still have more than half of the country's smartphone market | Continue reading
Is Harry Potter's Ginny Weasley tweeting you about how great life is in China’s western region of Xinjiang? She might be a bot | Continue reading
Tianfu Cup brings together China’s best hackers, who excelled in overseas hacking competitions like Pwn2Own | Continue reading
The HBO show is highly rated on Douban, as some people think criticizing the tech industry at home carries risks | Continue reading
Fans angry at Hearthstone and Overwatch developer Blizzard say they plan to dress up as Hong Kong protesters and political leaders, but it’s not clear how many will actually show up | Continue reading
Using Apple’s iMessage app to search for “Chinese” GIFs gives you a blank page | Continue reading
After years of explosive growth, EV companies like BYD are hurting since China slashed subsidies | Continue reading
The compiler is supposed to make it easy to port Android apps to Huawei’s new HarmonyOS, but it’s not going well | Continue reading
Shadowsocks was developed in China to jump the Great Firewall, and now companies like Google are adopting it even as some debate its security and longevity | Continue reading
China Eastern Airlines says AI helps it improve the customer experience by tailoring services | Continue reading
Recent survey finds flagging loyalty among Chinese Apple users as some switch to Huawei | Continue reading
Explore Tech City, an interactive world that lets you zoom in on China. Find out more about China’s big name companies, tech phenomena such as single’s day, key people and all the latest tech stories from China. | Continue reading
Do as the locals do, digitally | Continue reading
Explore Tech City, an interactive world that lets you zoom in on China. Find out more about China’s big name companies, tech phenomena such as single’s day, key people and all the latest tech stories from China. | Continue reading
Explore Tech City, an interactive world that lets you zoom in on China. Find out more about China’s big name companies, tech phenomena such as single’s day, key people and all the latest tech stories from China. | Continue reading
Chinese developers fear the fallout from the tech war will cost them access to GitHub | Continue reading
Chinese developers fear the fallout from the tech war will cost them access to GitHub | Continue reading
The security screeners scan more than your face, picking up MAC addresses and IMEI numbers | Continue reading
RoboCoach will teach you how to drive and call you ‘mommy’ while doing it | Continue reading
WeChat’s dominance is both a trigger to create contenders and the reason they never succeed | Continue reading
Visual China angers content creators for shady copyright practices | Continue reading
Nanjing city cleaners are tracked by GPS and warned about long breaks | Continue reading
Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei, the heart of China’s Silicon Valley, is disappearing piece by piece | Continue reading
Is “car-sharing” going down like “bike-sharing”? | Continue reading
Apple’s revenue dropped by billions of dollars in China last quarter | Continue reading
China has twice as many internet users as the total population of the United States -- and it’s growing fast. This unique collaboration between Abacus, 500 Startups, the South China Morning Post, will break down everything you need to know about China’s thriving tech industry, th … | Continue reading
Gamers fear Valve’s PC gaming platform will be heavily restricted in China | Continue reading
Local police admit mistake and have upgraded system to prevent further errors | Continue reading
Steam isn’t officially available in China, but it’s not officially blocked either | Continue reading
Silicon Valley star accelerator is expanding to China with the help of a legendary Chinese engineer | Continue reading
China is cracking down on cheating software in video games | Continue reading
Google is reportedly working on a censored search engine for mainland China | Continue reading
China has twice as many internet users as the total population of the United States -- and it’s growing fast. This unique collaboration between Abacus, 500 Startups, the South China Morning Post, will break down everything you need to know about China’s thriving tech industry, th … | Continue reading
China has twice as many internet users as the total population of the United States -- and it’s growing fast. This unique collaboration between Abacus, 500 Startups, the South China Morning Post, will break down everything you need to know about China’s thriving tech industry, th … | Continue reading
Players can choose to build totalitarian regimes… and players in China love it | Continue reading
Training talent a top priority in nation's push to dominate artificial intelligence | Continue reading