Combatting “Expat Illiteracy” With Apps
Read my interview with Aaron, developer of the nommoc app, designed to combat the phenomenon of expat illiteracy in China.
Read moreRead my interview with Aaron, developer of the nommoc app, designed to combat the phenomenon of expat illiteracy in China.
Read moreAfter years of speculation, Apple advances further into China with the opening of it’s first official Apple Store in Western China. Right here in Chengdu.
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There’s a titanic shift happening on the Chinese internet right now. It’s time to see what this Weibo talk is all about and how it can benefit you.
Read moreEver wanted to read Chinese without actually taking the time to learn it? This is the tool for you. Hope you have or are planning on getting an iPhone.
Read moreThe iPad has been selling at a furious pace around the world and its official release in China means one thing is certain: you’re about to see these devices all over the place in China’s major cities.
Read moreTwo days ago, Google announced a new product called Buzz which competes with Facebook and Twitter. With it’s competition blocked in China, the door appears to be wide open for Google to strike, but what risks lie ahead for Google and its latest platform?
Read moreWith millions of people sharing movie, music, and book reviews and recommendations, Douban is one of the most popular sites in China. Here’s how you can use it to discover new Chinese albums and films to enjoy.
Read moreHaving just been officially released on China Unicom, a lot of questions remain about iPhone and the numerous options that are available. Find the answers inside!
Read moreIf you didn’t know, the iPhone and iPod Touch are incredible study companions for learning Chinese. With so many apps to choose from, however, you might need a little help finding the best options.
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