The Chinese video streaming site and the U.S. chip giant will work on H.265 technology to give viewers mobile access to high quality video content on the site through Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor.
Enterprises in Asia generally do not prioritize security but instead focus on using BYOD to attract young talent and for productivity, according to participants in a ZDNet roundtable.
Under the partnership, telco's customers in the Chinese capital can visit stores to swap their SIM cards to new ones which can enable a link to their bank accounts.
SingTel's mobile advertising firm will move into the digital-out-of-home market in Asia particularly China, leveraging the region's high mobile penetration and consumer retail spending.
Chinese smartphone vendor aims to sell 15 million handsets this year, up from 7.19 million last year, to gain greater ground in the smartphone market.
Mobile messaging service provider is in the finishing stages of testing and assessing user reception of PC version, which will adopt the same interface as the mobile version.
Internet giant teams up with India-based mobile advertising network to monetize its mobile efforts in Southeast Asia, amid plans to beef up its mobile strategy.
Networking giant's new Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore embarks on a 100 percent mobile workforce, which it hopes will better attract and retain employees and drive in-house innovation.
There is a ready market for mobile insurance providers in Asia given the high smartphone penetration rate and willingness to pay, but insurers may find it challenging to verify claims and price their plans right.
Many of Asia's markets are dominated by low-cost smartphones and not all consider Facebook as the primary social platform, which would make promoting Facebook Home a challenge here.