Blog Tag - Google
Humankind now speaks more than 5,000 languages, which as anyone who has traveled or lived in a foreign country can attest to, makes life more...
A fire erupted on what appeared to be the roof of Google's Bejing offices on Wednesday morning, Dec 12. Black smoke was first spotted coming from the...
Last week, roughly 1,400 Google employees had signed an internal letter demanding that more information be shared with employees about the products...
It seems every single news outlet has published a line similar to this over the last week: “The tech world has been abuzz with talk of Google’s...
It is safe to assume at this point that both Google and Facebook are prioritizing re-entry into the China market. There is also a growing amount of...
Google has been planning to launch a censored version of its search engine in China under a project code-named Dragonfly, according to documents...
JD.com and Google have announced that Google will invest USD 550 million in cash into China’s largest retailer as part of a strategic partnership....
Google-ch (www.google-ch.com) went live in China recently, raising public speculations of a possible Google comeback in China. But a closer look...
Entrepreneur Kai-Fu Lee, a former Google China head, former Microsoft executive and one of China’s most popular bloggers, announced Friday he has...
Another web service has jumped on the bandwagon to offer people the street view navigation of Chinese cities that Google can't. We're just waiting...
I live in China. The four o’clock knock came as an innocuous beep on my Android phone. I rolled over in bed, pressed the screen to show the message...
It’s been three months since Google finalized its acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the mobile arm of the one-time communications giant Motorola....
For the last few days, TheBeijinger.com has been battling a virus. We finally overcame it yesterday, and today the medics at Google have given us...
Chinese netizens took a tongue-in-cheek response to Obama and, needless to say, the outpouring of Chinese-language comments have confused Americans...
Beijing's roads are being crushed while rodeo dreams are not. Meanwhile Apple and Google are being copied in China, like it or not.
There’s a new...