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Following a merger back in 2012, two of China’s top video-sharing websites, Youku and Tudou, merged into a single company. Known as Youku Tudou, the company still operates both websites seperately but combines the date from the two as if they were a single website and according to that data, t
Considering how it was pretty much taken as fact that digital music sales dominated the industry, it was surprising when we discovered last year that digital music sales were actually shrinking. Then again, it’s not too surprising when you look at services like Spotify and see how ridiculously
Pebble has been one of the most successful companies in the smartwatch industry despite the fact that it doesn’t use Android Wear. The company, which acquires the majority of its funding through Kickstarter, managed to raise record-breaking amounts of money for the successor to its first smart
Losing your phone is one of those problems that everyone has experienced, and it sucks. Calling your phone with another phone to try and find it only works of the ringer is on and the tools that Apple, Google, and Microsoft have in place to find missing phones require you to hop on your computer. [&
Drones are going to be delivering packages to our door eventually and when that will happen depends on just companies creating working systems for the deliveries, but regulatory agencies allowing them to do so. Fortunately for Amazon, which made the concept of delivery drones popular, the FAA is now
The problem with more people turning to the Internet to stream movies and television shows is that it adds a significant amount of traffic to the already contested thoroughfare that the public Internet uses. Considering how HBO, Showtime, and Sony are all invested in online media streaming, it shoul
Popcorn Time has been around for a little over a year and to call the service a hit would be an understatement. Commonly referred to as “Netflix for Pirates,” the service allows users to stream movies and television shows without having to pay a cent, similar to pirating them except that
It’s been a year since Xiaomi launched the Mi TV 2, a smart television with the premium feel and astonishingly low price that has made Xiaomi so ridiculously popular in China, and now the device’s success is about to be released. According to Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, the new smart television
Netflix has become the center of entertainment for many households across the globe, especially in the United States. However, despite the many improvements that the service’s interface has received over the years, we still have to scroll through horizontal lists of recommended movies and show
TheAsianparent is, as the name implies, a website that provides content specifically for parents and almost-parents in Asia. With around 6 million unique users and 40 million pageviews each month, Vertex Venture has taken an interest in the website and has made an investment that brings TheAsianpare
As lucrative as a market as China is, it can be difficult for Western companies to actually establish a foothold in the country. Yahoo is the latest such company to call it quits in China and has announced that it will be shutting down its research center in Beijing and lay off hundreds of its [&hel
LG’s adorable (and kinda creepy) AKA smartphone has been wildly successful in South Korea which has prompted the company to expand the device to new markets. While it was reported that the LG AKA was coming to Taiwan a short time ago, the list of new markets now includes mainland China, Hong K
