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you are so ridiculous.

we are talking about innovation, why do you change to the marketing issue? Price is due to brand-building, samsung has a long history, and thus has a sound brand. But here, we are talking about innovation. It is you who started the innovation/technology topic, why turn to marketing?

I ask you again: what are the differences between Oppo/Xiaomi/Huawei and Samsung in terms of innovation?
China of course have high-end products, Huawei's telecom infrastructure equipments are high-end now, DJI drone is also high-end.

Our CSR company also unveiled world's first 100% supercapacitor-powered low-floor tram.
What innovation Xiao Mia bring to the table? You mean the service? The service do help boost sale but it is not considered as technology innovation. Apple has their own unique sale strategy as well, such as apple stores...etc. did your Xiao Mi copied apple store on top of cheap sale service. That is NOT technology innovation.

Eventually you will come with innovation sometime in the future, but for now your Xiao Mi is nothing but perceived as copycat in western. Or I would say, the Chinese brands perceived as Toxic brand in Westerns and developed countries.

It is funny when see your Chinese bragging about it. It has always been Chinese mark itself as world laughing stocks.

And for your technology invention, before boasting, do more research. Better inventions out there under development from U.S. has not heard yet. Until your invention reached the mass then that may be talk.

In case you dont know, Japan success developed fuel cell cars which will be a changing automobile industry, and will be release this year 2015. Other invention is sun electric without wire.

Your invention is nothing break through but rather built on top of existing one. For the developed countries are not something they are interested.

Speaking about invention, innovations, every country has their own, but which one reach the mass does matter otherwise it is worthless.

Vietnamese invented too.
The world’s best-known inventions of Vietnamese people - News VietNamNet
 
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See the point? This is typical Chinese bragging about their achievement. If some how, some day they did pass the U.S. and Japan, you will see load of Chinese on internet spamming similar posts "Yeh I am top of the world, you westerners decline, inferior...etc."

What funny these Chinese never think, when they compare Vietnam with China? One country with limited fund and one country with massive fund, tax of 1.3 billions people. What Vietnam lack of is fund. If I am Chinese I will be shame of my country of 1.3 billions people and tax but far behind Japan a country of 90 million, and U.S. 300 millions peopole.

See we Viet ever compare us with Cambodia? a country with 16 millions? No, we strike to be like Japan we compare ourself with Japan and see how lag us behind. We don't do monkey jump up and down on internet whenever something come out of country. Sure we might share our achievement but we don't do "monkey comparison" like many Chinese does, boasting, bragging, make it like world greatest invention and that so superior, other inferior.

And here how we answer to your "greatest invention". That is only use by Chinese. So keep doing good job boasting. To this point all your tech are just copy cat and use widely by 1.3 billion Chinese, nothing break through yet.

For Chinese tech companies overseas, China is a toxic brand
Vietnam is just not capable of having an achievement.
It's not China's fault that Vietnam can't brag at least a single thing.
 
What innovation Xiao Mia bring to the table? You mean the service? The service do help boost sale but it is not considered as technology innovation. Apple has their own unique sale strategy as well, such as apple stores...etc. did your Xiao Mi copied apple store on top of cheap sale service. That is NOT technology innovation.

Eventually you will come with innovation sometime in the future, but for now your Xiao Mi is nothing but perceived as copycat in western. Or I would say, the Chinese brands perceived as Toxic brand in Westerns and developed countries.

It is funny when see your Chinese bragging about it. It has always been Chinese mark itself as world laughing stocks.

And for your technology invention, before boasting, do more research. Better inventions out there under development from U.S. has not heard yet. Until your invention reached the mass then that may be talk.

In case you dont know, Japan success developed fuel cell cars which will be a changing automobile industry, and will be release this year 2015. Other invention is sun electric without wire.

Your invention is nothing break through but rather built on top of existing one. For the developed countries are not something they are interested.

Speaking about invention, innovations, every country has their own, but which one reach the mass does matter otherwise it is worthless.

Vietnamese invented too.
The world’s best-known inventions of Vietnamese people - News VietNamNet

maybe our comrade Nam can be a good salesNam and introduce us some world's major electronics makers from Dai Nam, preferably registered with pure and exotic Dai Nam brand, and enlighten us about Nams' inspiring innovations, that "Do Duc Cuon father of ATM" story doesn't count cause I always do my homework when it comes to your Dai Nam boasting.

oh and thanks for bringing "reach the mass" cause talking about popularity (and perhaps importance) of inventions, Joseph Needham made a good point in his works years ago. dear comradeNam can also be a good investigatorNam and see if his argument is right. :)
 
World's first batch of mass-produced graphene mobile phones debuts in Chongqing

2015-03-04 09:49:31


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On March 2nd, in the Chongqing Wudu Hotel, staff was spotted displaying one of the world's first batch of mass-produced graphene mobile phones as well as its flexible graphene touch screen.


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The world's first batch of mass-produced graphene mobile phones.

CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- On March 2nd, Chongqing Mexi Technology Co. Ltd and Shenzhen Jialepai Technology Co. Ltd jointly released 30,000 sets of the world's first batch of graphene mobile phones in Chongqing, whilst its core technology were jointly developed by the Chongqing Institute of Green and Intelligent Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology & Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

With its 5.5-inch display screen, the graphene product may seem indifferent from a traditional smart phone. However, since it adopts graphene as its main component, or otherwise known as the "thinnest and lightest nano material in the world", it will not only convene better touch performance but also display a longer stand-by time as well as additional improvements to it’s heat-conducting functions.

As of now, the 4G graphene smart phones are readily made available by reservation only on the public "Galaxy Digital" We-Chat e-platform at the newly released price of 2,499 yuan. (Translated by Tang Zhiqiang, Fathom Language Limited)

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China's Silicon Valley sparking 49 tech startups a day
BLOOMBERG NEWS

Published Wednesday, Mar. 11 2015, 8:52 AM EDT

China’s answer to Silicon Valley is experiencing a surge in new technology companies as the world’s most populous nation reduces its reliance on manufacturing.

Beijing’s Zhongguancun district birthed 49 startups daily last year as innovation takes root in the country, Wan Gang, the nation’s minister of science and technology, said Wednesday at a briefing for the National People’s Congress in Beijing. China now has more than 1,600 technology incubators, Wan said.

Zhongguancun is home to a raft of established Chinese technology companies, from PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd. to search engine operator Baidu Inc. Xiaomi Corp., the nation’s biggest smartphone vendor, was established in the district five years ago and has reached a valuation of $45-billion to become the world’s most valuable startup.

“As innovation and entrepreneurship gain popularity, many high tech, small-and-medium-sized enterprises and micro enterprises are writing the wonderful story of Chinese innovation,” Wan said. “Entrepreneurship has gradually become the spark that started a prairie fire.”

The country now has more than 1,000 organizations investing in startups with capital exceeding 350 billion yuan ($56-billion), Wan said.

Along with the new companies, China is also experiencing a surge in technological innovation. The country had more than 660,000 effective invention patents last year, up 12 per cent from a year earlier, Wan said.

Xiaomi has already backed 27 startups and plans to fund as many as 100 new companies, Chief Executive Officer Lei Jun said March 6.

New Disruption The investments are designed to help Xiaomi expand from smartphones and tablet computers into smart home products from cameras to security systems and air purifiers, Lei said.

Traditional businesses in China are ripe for disruption by innovative startups, Baidu’s Chief Executive Officer Robin Li said in a briefing earlier Wednesday. Internet finance is a “very hot” area for development, as services including banking, insurance and consumer credit can all be improved online, Li said.

“The market economy in China is only a few decades old so it is not very mature and not particularly efficient,” Li said. “Using the Internet to do it all over again, we can see that there are many chances.”
 
What innovation Xiao Mia bring to the table? You mean the service? The service do help boost sale but it is not considered as technology innovation. Apple has their own unique sale strategy as well, such as apple stores...etc. did your Xiao Mi copied apple store on top of cheap sale service. That is NOT technology innovation.

Eventually you will come with innovation sometime in the future, but for now your Xiao Mi is nothing but perceived as copycat in western. Or I would say, the Chinese brands perceived as Toxic brand in Westerns and developed countries.

It is funny when see your Chinese bragging about it. It has always been Chinese mark itself as world laughing stocks.

And for your technology invention, before boasting, do more research. Better inventions out there under development from U.S. has not heard yet. Until your invention reached the mass then that may be talk.

In case you dont know, Japan success developed fuel cell cars which will be a changing automobile industry, and will be release this year 2015. Other invention is sun electric without wire.

Your invention is nothing break through but rather built on top of existing one. For the developed countries are not something they are interested.

Speaking about invention, innovations, every country has their own, but which one reach the mass does matter otherwise it is worthless.

Vietnamese invented too.
The world’s best-known inventions of Vietnamese people - News VietNamNet


let me repeat again, what innovation/technologies do Samsung smartphones provide, compared to Huawei/Xiaomi? if you think huawei/xiaomi are copycat, then is samsung copycat? why do you always avoid this question?
and why China's DJI drone is so popular all over the world although it is expensive?
 
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What innovation Xiao Mia bring to the table? You mean the service? The service do help boost sale but it is not considered as technology innovation. Apple has their own unique sale strategy as well, such as apple stores...etc. did your Xiao Mi copied apple store on top of cheap sale service. That is NOT technology innovation.

Eventually you will come with innovation sometime in the future, but for now your Xiao Mi is nothing but perceived as copycat in western. Or I would say, the Chinese brands perceived as Toxic brand in Westerns and developed countries.

It is funny when see your Chinese bragging about it. It has always been Chinese mark itself as world laughing stocks.

And for your technology invention, before boasting, do more research. Better inventions out there under development from U.S. has not heard yet. Until your invention reached the mass then that may be talk.

In case you dont know, Japan success developed fuel cell cars which will be a changing automobile industry, and will be release this year 2015. Other invention is sun electric without wire.

Your invention is nothing break through but rather built on top of existing one. For the developed countries are not something they are interested.

Speaking about invention, innovations, every country has their own, but which one reach the mass does matter otherwise it is worthless.

Vietnamese invented too.
The world’s best-known inventions of Vietnamese people - News VietNamNet


let me repeat again, what innovation/technologies do Samsung smartphones provide, compared to Huawei/Xiaomi? if you think huawei/xiaomi are copycat, then is samsung copycat? why do you always avoid this question?
and why China's DJI drone is so popular all over the world although it is expensive?
 
:-)

DJI Phantom FC40: World’s Best-Rated Drone Cam With Wi-Fi

There’s something spectacular about drones and drone cams. And with a cool drone like the DJI Phantom FC40, we’re looking at some really awesome videography from the skies. DJI Phantom FC40 is a HD drone cam that you can use to record spectacular videos of baseball games, fireworks, or just routine landscape seen from a very different angle.

We’re writing this today because you can grab the DJI Phantom FC40 for just $499. You can even get an additional $35 discount with the code PHANTOM35. Here’s more about this fabulous drone.

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The DJI Phantom features the HD FC40 cam. It can do 720p videos at 30fps – which clearly results in high-def videos of whatever stuff you’re recording. That’s not all though. You can replace this with any other cam setup you’ve got (including GoPro).

More features:

  • 4G Wi-Fi gives a live relay of what the camera is seeing on your iPhone/Android smartphone. (free app)
  • 700mAh Li-ion battery: up to 15 minutes of flying time
  • auto-hover feature makes sure the drone doesn’t drop once you let go of the controls. It’s a “soft” lander.
  • Live relay up to 100meters
  • 8G remote control transmitter
  • Vibration dampeners to stabilize the camera unit

DJI’s products are usually made of high-grade material and the drone is no different. The drone is made for instant flight: you can grab it and get started “asap”. Powerful rotors give you a very stable control over the drone.


What’s not very impressive but understandable due to the limitations is that you can’t independently control the camera’s viewing angle. To shift the camera’s angle, you have to move the drone.

The DJI Phantom FC40 sells for $649 but on iGB deals, you can grab this for just $499. If you order now and use the code PHANTOM35 on the checkout page, you can get an additional $35 off (that brings it to a total of $464). And shipping within the continental US is free so that’s about all you pay.

For a drone that’s rated world’s #1, not bad I’d say!

let me repeat again, what innovation/technologies do Samsung smartphones provide, compared to Huawei/Xiaomi? if you think huawei/xiaomi are copycat, then is samsung copycat? why do you always avoid this question?
and why China's DJI drone is so popular all over the world although it is expensive?

I guess our Communist Comrade got banned.
 
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I think you Chinese need to do more research before boasting your achievment. What are you doing, the U.S is way ahead. Take super computer for example, while you chinese can only increase the processing speed, the U.S is way ahead developing computer with human cpability. Do search for IBM watson and true north.

Everything you Chinese do up till now is not really evolution rather than copy the existing technology and modified to fit your needs. Xiao mi or Alibab all are just copy idea from apple, samsung and ebay.

While many of you chinese make it like the world are paying attention. But not really. The Japan sucessed developed fuel cell car which will change the industry, and industry robot like Asimo like human. The U.S is developed war robot called petman, and laser weapon already.
I am not TOP1 ,so I can not talk about my achievement or progress ?
Your wired logic.
 
China develops downtime tool called the Great Cannon

by Dave Neal

14 Apr 2015

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Security researchers have warned that the Chinese government has enhanced its 'Great Firewall' powers with a precisely targeted downtime tool called the Great Cannon.

A report on the Great Cannon by researchers at the University of Toronto said that it is linked to the Chinese government firewall and can be used to disrupt websites and services.

The report has tracked the tool to recent attacks on GitHub, Greatfire.org and The New York Times.

The researchers dispute suggestions that the Great Firewall of China was used in the attacks and that the method employed was the injection of bad JavaScript in Baidu sessions. Rather, they say, the cannon was used to 'blast away' traffic in motion.

"While the attack infrastructure is co-located with the Great Firewall, the attack was carried out by a separate offensive system, with different capabilities and design, that we term the ‘Great Cannon'," said the report.

"The Great Cannon is not simply an extension of the Great Firewall, but a distinct attack tool that hijacks traffic to, or presumably from, individual IP addresses, and can arbitrarily replace unencrypted content as a man-in-the-middle.

"The operational deployment of the Great Cannon represents a significant escalation in state-level information control: the normalisation of widespread use of an attack tool to enforce censorship by weaponising users."

China is often cited as the biggest online threat to computer systems in terms of government-sanctioned hacks, but the Canadian researchers suggested that the cannon is closer to a US creation called Quantum employed by the National Security Agency (NSA).

"While employed for a highly visible attack in this case, the Great Cannon clearly has the capability for use in a manner similar to the NSA's Quantum system, affording China the opportunity to deliver exploits targeting any foreign computer that communicates with any China-based website not fully utilising HTTPS."

The researchers are certain that Chinese agents were behind the cannon attacks, and that they were so well backed that they can only have come with official government approval.

They also suggested that the assaults were a show of strength by the Chinese government.

As venerable security commentator Bruce Schneier said: "It's kind of hard for the US to complain about this kind of thing, since we do it too.":rofl::rofl::rofl:

This week the US government banned Intel from providing chips to the Chinese for a supercomputer amid fears it would be used for nuclear research.

China develops downtime tool called the Great Cannon - IT News from V3.co.uk
 
Any hacking capability US has, China should have twice as much.

Hail to the "Great NSA"
 
China's accelerating 'Internet revolution'
By John Ross
June 7, 2015
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'E' irresistible [By Jiao Haiyang/China.org.cn]



China is further speeding up its "Internet revolution." Premier Li Keqiang has launched the concept of "Internet Plus," which emphasizes integrating the mobile Internet, cloud computing, big data and the Internet of Things with manufacturing and e-commerce. To further boost Internet use, the premier recently urged China's telecommunications operators to enhance Internet speeds and cut prices.

China's increasing emphasis on the Internet is even more impressive when viewed within the context of the existing volume of Internet use in the country. China already has the world's greatest number of Internet users by far, 642 million in 2014, compared to the United States' 280 million and India's 243 million. From a global perspective, 21 percent of the world's Internet users are in China, compared to only 9 percent in the U.S.

Equally striking is the buildup of China's investment in information and communications technology, the core of which is Internet technology. Over the last two decades, China's investment in ICT has already generated 1 percent of total GDP growth a year out of an average 8.8 percent annual expansion rate. As Table 1 shows, over the last 20 years, China's annual GDP growth created by ICT investment was already significantly higher than any other major industrial or BRIC economy. For example, it was two-thirds higher than that of the U.S., over twice that of Germany and three times that of Japan.


But even given this high level of achievement, China's further push into the Internet sector is vital to economic strategy. The Internet has now expanded far beyond its original application in computers to become the most rapidly growing sector of telecommunications, retailing and advanced manufacturing, hence the key idea of "Internet Plus."

But because China is a developing economy, despite its high number of Internet users, the percentage of China's population that is using the Internet is lower not only than rate of Internet use seen in the U.S. or Europe but also lower than that seen in developed Asian countries. In 2014 46 percent of China's population were Internet users, whereas this figure stood at 87 percent for the U.S., 86 percent in Japan and 92 percent in South Korea. In China, lowering the price of Internet connectivity is key to further expanding Internet use, hence the premier's drive to reduce Internet usage costs.

Because the Internet is crucial for the development of a modern economy, there have been numerous international studies of the Internet's development. These have arrived at clear conclusions showing why expanding Internet use and ICT investment are inextricably interlinked.

From a fundamental economic perspective, it is important to understand that the pure technology of the Internet and ICT does not increase productivity and economic growth by itself. Winner of the Nobel Prize in economics Robert Solow noted in 1987, six years after the beginning of the mass introduction of personal computers into the economy, that computer technology was not speeding up U.S. productivity growth."You see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics," he explained.

This has not changed. As Figure 1 shows, in 1980, the year before the introduction of the modern personal computer, U.S. annual productivity growth was 1.2 percent over a five-year average that removes the effects of short-term business cycle fluctuations. By 2014 U.S. productivity growth was still only 1.2 percent. Therefore, 34 years of revolutionary technological developments in the Internet and ICT have led to no increase in U.S. productivity!

Indeed, the latest U.S. figures are even worse. In May Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen admitted that the U.S. was experiencing "relatively weak productivity growth." In 2014 despite publicity about iPhones, Apple Watches, Google, e-tailing and other Internet-centric products and services, U.S. productivity increased by only a snail-like 0.5 percent.

The data therefore clearly shows that technological advances in the Internet and ICT sector alone do not lead to productivity increases.

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As can be seen in Figure 1, however, there was one phase during the past 34 years of the Internet and ICT revolution when U.S. economic efficiency sharply increased. In the period leading up to 2003, U.S. annual productivity growth reached its highest level in half a century, 3.6 percent. This was explained by a huge surge in ICT focused on fixed investment. U.S. investment rose from 19.8 percent of GDP in 1991 to 23.1 percent of GDP in 2000, fell slightly after the dot-com bubble's collapse, and then reached 22.9 percent in 2005.The majority of this investment was in ICT. Afterward, this U.S. investment fell, leading to the sharp slowdown in productivity.

It was therefore not purely the ideas or technology of the Internet that led to rapid economic efficiency growth. Growth in efficiency could rather be attributed to the embodiment of these in a massive wave of investment focused on ICT. This is the unambiguous lesson of the U.S., and therefore a key one for China to study as it seeks to cut costs and boost speeds in order to accelerate its own "Internet revolution."
 
Hundreds of billions of USD are being ploughed into the Internet Plus Project,the successful implementation of which will make China one of the world's most-connected country in the forseeable future。:D
 

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