Tag: Tencent
‘Call of Duty’ is going mobile with a brand-new game coming to Android and iOS later this year
With a focus on online multiplayer, "Call of Duty: Mobile" is the next entry in the best-selling franchise.
Mark Zuckerberg’s vision for Facebook sounds a lot like China, where I couldn’t buy a cup of coffee without the app that dominates people&...
Mark Zuckerberg's vision for Facebook is uncannily similar to how Tencent's WeChat app dominates modern life in China. I saw it firsthand.
Would you wait in line for over 12 hours to get a red packet from your billionaire boss? One Tencent employee did
The line was so long that it snaked around the headquarters of Tencent, all the way up to the 48th floor of the building,
Reddit is reportedly raising a new round that could value the cat-obsessed site at $2.7 billion
The social network and popular online forum Reddit is in talks with the Chinese tech company Tencent, according to TechCrunch.
‘Fortnite’ made nearly half a billion dollars on just Apple devices in 2018, according to a new report
How much is "Fortnite" making? More than you might think.
China approves 80 new video games, ending the freeze on new releases that dominated 2018 — but the country’s largest game publisher still ...
China's Online Games Ethics Committee has approved 80 new games, the first batch since the country stopped reviewing new titles in March 2018.
A homework app that instantly solves problems for students with the snap of a photo is now worth $3 billion
A homework app in China that instantly solves problems for students when they take a picture, Yuanfudao, has raised $300 million according to reports.
The 10 highest-grossing iPhone apps in the world in 2018
Half of the top-grossing apps for 2018 came from companies based in China.
Kids in China are trying every trick in the book to beat the facial recognition software that puts a mandatory time limit on popular video games
Tencent, China's biggest video game publisher, is using facial recognition to put age restrictions on its most popular games.
A top video-game executive accused of farting on subordinates and hitting their genitals as a joke has been suspended without pay, but some employees ...
Riot Games, the creator of "League of Legends," acknowledged COO Scott Gelb's role in the bro culture that led to a gender-discrimination lawsuit.