Ju690 has really become the star of meme tracker in Chinese Internet. It has just launched Ju690 liked . Yes, as the title suggested, it only tracks Friendfeed for the time being. But it may add other sources when they

Enjoyfoto is a website where you can upload photos, edit them online, make album, then order it to be sent to your home. It's as simple as that. The site is launched by the same team of Sayjoy . If

Google China is said to be showing the above advertisement on its netcafe customized homepage to help entry level users remember its single character URL in China: www.g.cn . Source: Sohu

Netease's search engine, Youdao, launched product search today. It's called Youdao Gouwu . It has been under testing for a couple of weeks on a temporary domain. The features are straightforward. You search for some product. It shows you available

Dangdang, one of the biggest online book sellers, just launched an ebook preview channel. Launch your favorite IE, and go to read.dangdang.com . There're many books to read. But don't expect it's so friendly as Google book search. It's using

Let's don't forget there're virtual world products. uWorld , a local virtual world product, we firstly introduced in 2007 , then last mentioned it in May 2008 , has just opened public beta test. virtual World dot CN has a

When we are talking about China's Internet companies, we will definitely talk Tencent, whose IM software QQ is the most popular IM software in China. At the time I'm writing this post, QQ has over 45m concurrent users online .

Taobao has just updated its product search capability. You will see it on the homepage . In September, Taobao banned Baidu's search spider to access its content. Apparently it believes an in-site search will be more beneficial to its users.

When we are talking all those hype of China's SNS sites in 2008, such as Xiaonei.com and Kaixin001.com , you will not remember a site called UUZone , which is one of the first SNS sites in China. I guess

On the first day of the new year, Tencent relaunched its web-based QQ service. Now it's called My QQ . It's linked from it's official QQ website. From its appearance it's not just a web version of the product, but

Microsoft Live Search is promoting itself in Chinese market. It just launched a special theme for spring festival search. Here's the address: 2009.cj.live.com . Interestingly, it's not linked from the homepage of live search. It's mainly like an aggregated portal