Google Glass, meet ‘Baidu Eye’
It looks like Chinese search engine Baidu is building a 'Baidu Eye' to compete with Google Glass.
It looks like Chinese search engine Baidu is building a 'Baidu Eye' to compete with Google Glass.
Apple is strengthening its push into the Chinese market, and with that may come the iOS integration of China’s largest search engine Baidu.
Bloomberg‘s sources say Apple is going to announce that Baidu, China’s largest search engine, is a new …
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Venture capital investment is hitting the skids in China, the world’s largest Internet market.
VC investment fell to its lowest level in six years this quarter, as reported by Dow Jones VentureSource. A slew of unprofitable companies going public have …
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Xu Xiaoping, one of China’s most prominent angel investors, doesn’t think China will be able to produce its own equivalent of Steve Jobs or Bill Gates in this generation.
On Saturday, I went to a Yale Club of Beijing talk …
Japan’s DeNA is bent on being a global powerhouse in social games on mobile platforms. Today, the company announced it will put its Mobage mobile gaming social network on Baidu-Yi smartphones in China.
As the market for games becomes global …
Leaders of 10 top Chinese tech firms, including Alibaba CEO Jack Ma (pictured), have pledged to uphold the censorship and surveillance goals of the Chinese government.
These firms met for three days in Beijing at the behest of the State …
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High-value financings for venture-backed private internet and digital media companies seem to be happening at a rapid pace. Dropbox, Tumblr, AirBnB, Foursquare, and Spotify have all raked in big fundings and attained record valuations in recent months. Meanwhile, public investors …
Dell has been struggling for years to get a toehold in China. Now it has help: China’s leading search engine, Baidu, has teamed up with Dell to develop tablets and smartphones, according to Reuters.
The partnership adds a dose of …
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China Central Television’s recent attacks on Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) may lead to new regulations that force China’s largest search engine to separate paid advertising from organic search results more clearly.
On August 15, 2011, CCTV aired a half-hour program exposing …
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Tudou Holdings Limited, a leading online video company in China, ended its initial public offering saga this week, limping onto Nasdaq (under the symbol TUDO) at a price equal to 16 times revenues in the 12 months through March 31. …
Chinese search giant Baidu announced on Monday that it would add English results from Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, to its own search engine.
The results from Baidu are currently primarily in Chinese. That includes search queries that users type in …