Chinese PC maker Lenovo Group has unveiled its first smartphone product named Lephone, along with [...]
China Mobile IM Service Available For All Mobile Phone Users From November
13 August 2009
Starting from November 2009, users of China Unicom and China Telecom will be able to apply and use China Mobile's Fetion instant messaging service.
This move aims to promote the mobile instant messaging intercommunication of users within and outside of China Mobile's network and to break the instant messaging barrier of Chinese telecom operators.
Prior to this [...]
China Telecom Will Close Mobile Phone Dual-mode Card Service
01 July 2009
Chinese telecommunications operator China Telecom has announced that it will formally close its C to G dual-mode card service, which allows China Telecom's CDMA network users to roam to China Unicom's GSM network, from August 1, 2009.
China Telecom Shanghai told local media that, according to plan, China Telecom will not provide the C to G [...]
China Unicom Will Stop Instant Messaging Service In Jiangsu
02 June 2009
China Unicom Jiangsu branch has published a notice stating that it will close the free trial of its instant messaging service from July 1, 2009.
The notice states that according to China's telecom restructuring policies, the former instant messaging service platform of China Unicom has been transferred to China Telecom and China Unicom will not be [...]
China Telecom Teams With Microsoft To Develop Instant Messaging Software
12 March 2009
China Telecom will reportedly cooperate with Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger to jointly develop new instant messaging software named eSurfing Live.
The new eSurfing Live will not only support voice calls and short message functions, but also can be integrated with China Telecom's other businesses, including My eHome and eSurfing Card. Users can login to the software [...]
China Telecom Chooses Nortel As CDMA Provider In Seven Chinese Provinces
12 November 2008
China Telecom has selected Nortel as its major provider for CDMA wireless network development in seven Chinese provinces.















