METRO operator Shanghai Shentong yesterday launched a free cellphone app, allowing travelers to access Metro information, including maps, stations, transit routes and the location of toilets on the city's 11 Metro lines.
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Mobile: Metro App Offers Real-Time Advice
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METRO operator Shanghai Shentong yesterday launched a free cellphone app, allowing travelers to access Metro information, including maps, stations, transit routes and the location of toilets on the city's 11 Metro lines.
M-Commerce Start-Up: Consumers shop with virtual cards in smartphones
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AS consumers weary of carrying bulky membership cards in purses or wallets, Chinese entrepreneur Andy Xue, 37, takes advantage of a blossoming business opportunity.
A year ago, he opened his own mobile application business called Mokard – pronounced similar to "no card" in Chinese. To date, the company has helped around 700,000 consumers to enjoy a smart and light shopping experience by morphi
A year ago, he opened his own mobile application business called Mokard – pronounced similar to "no card" in Chinese. To date, the company has helped around 700,000 consumers to enjoy a smart and light shopping experience by morphi
Hacked Apple devices rises sharply
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MORE than half of iPhone and iPad users in China have jail-broken their Apple devices to avoid paying for applications despite Apple making it easier last month for owners to pay using the yuan, research firms said yesterday.
By the end of the second quarter, more than 51 percent of Chinese iPhone and iPad users were found to have jail-broken their devices.
M-Commerce: E-commerce is going mobile
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Retailers develop platforms for consumers to do their shopping via smartphone
Chinese retailers are paying close attention to the mobile commerce sector in the country's large cities, and experts said the development of mobile commerce will depend on the development of Internet environment in China.
Chinese retailers are paying close attention to the mobile commerce sector in the country's large cities, and experts said the development of mobile commerce will depend on the development of Internet environment in China.
Mobile: Nokia, China Mobile open the Windows
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Nokia Corp plans to introduce phones using Microsoft Corp's Windows operating system, based on China Mobile Ltd's self-developed third generation (3G) mobile networks in the near future, said the company's executive vice-president on Friday.
M-Commerce: HTC, Unionpay target mobile wallets
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China UnionPay Co Ltd announced on Tuesday the launch of the first smartphone with built-in mobile payment capability, jumping ahead of domestic rivals in the world's most populous mobile phone country.
3G Mobile: Huawei 'makes first cloud-computing phone'
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These new handsets can provide easy downloads and enable the sharing of movies, electronic books and huge amounts of music, while backing up information on the cloud.
Cloud computing provides applications from a server that are executed and managed by a client's web browser. Any web-friendly device connected to the Internet may access the same pool of computing power, applications, and files i
Cloud computing provides applications from a server that are executed and managed by a client's web browser. Any web-friendly device connected to the Internet may access the same pool of computing power, applications, and files i
HTC unveils new tablet PC
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Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC Corp unveiled its first tablet computer, HTC Flyer, on the Chinese mainland on Thursday, and analysts said its price is higher than expected, which could make it hard to challenge Apple Inc's dominant position in the market.
The HTC Flyer, priced at 5,500 yuan (2), will be launched at the end of July on the Chinese mainland. The 7-inch device runs on the Andro
The HTC Flyer, priced at 5,500 yuan (2), will be launched at the end of July on the Chinese mainland. The 7-inch device runs on the Andro
