Chinese enterprises to build brands in consumer electronics
Chinese telecommunications equipment giant Huawei on Monday launched a 4G LTE-enabled smartphone, which can be used to recharge other devices.
A Sony SmartWatch2 is displayed during the 2014 International Consumer Electronics Show(CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 7, 2014. The watch retails for $199.00.
Ahead of the gathering of International Consumer Electronics Show, an industry body has painted a gloomy outlook for the global tech market.
The curtain went up on the annual International Consumer Electronics Show, known as CES, in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
China's State Council said it has temporarily lifted a ban on selling foreign video game consoles.
Wearable products are believed to be one of the highlights of the 2014 International Consumer Electronics Show.
The number of online shoppers in China is poised to exceed the entire population of the United States this year, making China's e-commerce market the world's largest.
The shortage of e-commerce professionals is one of the major problems facing e-retailers in China, said industrial insiders.
China's budget smartphone maker Xiaomi shipped 18.7 million units in 2013 making 31.6 billion yuan pre-tax, up 150 percent.
China Mobile, the nation's biggest telecom operator by subscriber numbers, will offer commercial 4G telecom services in 340 Chinese cities next year.
Some 20 artists from all over the world made sculptures out of 420 tonnes of ice depicting characters from comic strips. The festival will open on Dec 20 and will end on Feb 9, 2014.
Chinese telecom equipment vendor Huawei Technologies said it's transforming Honor handset brand into an independent smartphone brand.
Industrial robot maker Kuka opened a new factory in Shanghai on Tuesday and announced multi-million euro orders for industrial robots from China.
Boomf, based in London, prints the photos on to bite-sized, vanilla marshmallows that can actually be consumed.
A 2013 "Last Edition" model of Volkswagen's Kombi minibus is displayed at the VW plant in Sao Bernardo do Campo Dec 9, 2013.
Christmas wouldn't be complete without the sweet taste of gingerbread.
Now that Xu Weilun has discovered navigation apps, he has a hard time imagining how he ever lived without them, said Xu, an editor from Beijing's Legal Daily newspaper.
Zhang Hongming, a dough modelling craftsman, displays his works at his studio in Changchun.
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