The ZDNet China editorial team, based in Beijing, reports on IT industry developments from the Chinese perspective.
The ZDNet China editorial team, based in Beijing, reports on IT industry developments from the Chinese perspective.
Originally thought to be a denial-of-service attack, a high number of train-ticket bookings brought down Web-hosting site GitHub as millions of requests were sent through online booking apps.
A company spokesperson said that ZTE has formed an "expert group" to seek profitability, after it warned of registering net losses of up to US$467 million in 2012.
Confusion remains over which TV makers and how much they will receive from the US$56 million penalty--$27 million of which has been earmarked as compensation--paid by Samsung and other companies over price-fixing.
During his recent visit to Beijing, Apple CEO Tim Cook told Chinese media the country--the second largest profit contributor--is set to surpass the United States to take the lead.
In race against the shockwave, Chinese earthquake research institute sends out warnings nine seconds after detecting the January 5 quake, giving the city of Chengdu with 14 million people a 15-second heads up.
The Chinese government has fined Samsung, LG and four Taiwanese companies US$56 million for manipulation of market prices of flat panel screens.
Chinese Academician Chen Guoliang and his team launched the country’s first self-developed super computer, the KD-90.
China Written Works Copyright Society has been awarded compensation of US$68,000 in an infringement verdict against Apple, which was found to have sold rights-protected books illegally in its appstore.
The 18-year-old male resolves to die by jumping twice off the same building, succeeding at the second attempt. Saddened family questions if he was abused while working for Foxconn.
iPhone 5 sales in China hit 2 million over the first weekend, but the glamorous result is also accompanied with huge unprecedented trade-in from retailers and price hike from telecommunication carriers.