Posts in category Global Politics

A latest research showed that Acer and Apple sold similar amount of laptops in 2014.

HTC’s senior global online communications manager describes iPhone as a “boring handset” if it is compared with the “Hima.”

The government’s statistics showed that Taiwan’s economy grew 3.51% last year.

The survey by 1111 Job Bank said that 87% of the employers in Taiwan will offer year-end bonuses this year.

Latest ECCT survey showed slow wage increases will make it difficult for companies to recruit quality talents in Taiwan.

Taiwan’s vice premier is urging Facebook to set up a data center in Taiwan, while Facebook is planning to launch a new Taipei office.

Capcom shows off a fine glimpse at their new Japanese-exclusive online RPG set in the Dragon’s Dogma universe.

Taiwan continued to make progress on economic freedom.

Taiwan is one of Google Play’s top five markets.

Japan also had its own share of history in the development of computers, with the PC-98 standing as one of the most important pillars that shaped the modern Japanese PC industry.

Capcom is bringing Dragon’s Dogma to the online free-to-play realm, but it won’t be coming to the West.

Regardless of what you might think about the origins on The Pirate Party, there’s no denial that the movement resulted in a substantial number of …

VR World chats with Intel’s director of marketing and business operations for Asia Pacific and Japan about what’s in store for the coming year.

Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites for November 12, 2014.

A misaligned post-secondary sector, industry lagging in innovation, and China’s unethical state-capitalism all worry Taiwan’s Minister of Science and Technology.

Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites and news publications for November 11, 2014.

Company blames the faster than expected transition to 4G for the miss.

New deal expands 2006 agreement in a hope to prevent patent lawsuits between the two companies.

A short analysis opens what could possibly be the three most critical points in Lenovo’s plans to dominate the Japanese tech market.

Fears of rare earth shortages have led countries to develop their own supplies.