KDDI To Bring Android Apps To China Mobile Subscribers

Japan's second biggest telco and mobile carrier KDDI is planning to bring a set of made-in-Japan apps to Android users in China, in cooperation with China Mobile, the country's biggest telco (over 600 mobile subscribers).

Under the deal, KDDI will start offering an initial 22 apps, for example manga or games, in China Mobile's Android market as early as from the end of this month. KDDI uses apps made by a total of five Japan-based companies, i.e. Cybird, Acrodea or G-Mode.

The company says services like billing or fee collection for these app developers will be handled by Hong Kong-based DMX Technologies, a firm KDDI acquired a 51% stake in back in 2009.

The Nikkei is reporting that KDDI is only the 10th company to be given the right to sell apps in China Mobile's Android market (which has 90 million customers).

KDDI To Bring Android Apps To China Mobile Subscribers

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Think Big Entrepreneur Convention 2011 – 21 Sep

Next Wednesday, Canon will present the “Think Big Entrepreneur Convention”. It is a half-day event which gives entrepreneurs priceless inspiration and ideas for business. There will be four speakers for this event. They are Willin Low of Wild Rocket Group, Barry Choo of Xmi, Low Yee Yong of MHC Asia, and Michael Birnbaum of iGlobe Partners.

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Event Details

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When: Wednesday, 21st September 2011
Where: Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Level 3 Theatre (Map)
Admission: Free
Interested participants can send an email to meevents@mediacorp.com.sg to RSVP with name, contact, company and designation by 16th September.

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Entrepreneurs! Welcome to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) CEO Dinner at 22nd September, Shanghai

The Chinese tech industry is developing faster than ever with massive potentials.  We see more and more startups founded by young generation working in varied sections, more hot money, more angel investors and startup incubators. China has truly become the place for entrepreneurs to be! However, we have to see that the Chinese startup ecosystem is still not that mature. Young entrepreneurs needs more valuable advices from experienced experts; money is hot but not smart still; angle investors are flying around but experienced ones are hardly to be found; incubator is good but how to effectively encourage the true Innovation is still a question.

We should welcome more Silicon Valley-based energy coming to educate and enhance the local ecosystem. So it’s great to see Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Financial Group has taken the initials and is serious about China. Ken Wilcox, the Chairman of SVB, has moved to Shanghai three months ago to head up SVB’s creation of a joint venture bank with Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co. Ltd.

SVB Financial Group, headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., the company offers its clients commercial, investment, merchant and private banking, as well as value-added services using its knowledge and networks. It is founded in 1983, now serves clients around the world through 26 domestic offices, has international subsidiaries in the U.K., Israel, India and China with 1,400 employees and $19.4 billion in total assets, and an extensive network of relationships with venture capitalists worldwide.

At the night of September 22nd SVB Financial Group is hosting a “CEO Dinner”  at the Strip Bar, Shanghai. Together with Ken Wilcox, SVB also brings other two entrepreneurs from Europe and U.S: Jacob Hsu, CEO of Symbio, and Marc van der Chijs , Co-founder of Tudou who have successfully started and grown their business venture here. I am really honored to be invited to moderate to moderate the panel discussion.

The following topics will be discussed (but not limited to):

• The differences of entrepreneurship between East and West
• Experiences in doing business in China, what is the must and what is the must-not
• Suggestions on setting up the startups in China, what are the key factors driving companies to succeed
• Views on local investment environment, what are the current and next investment sectors
• The trends in Chinese tech industry
• SVB’s China strategy and views on Chinese market

Date: 5:30-9:00pm, September 22, 2011 (Thursday) Venue: Strip Bar, No.282 Middle Huaihai Road 6F, Hongkong Plaza North Tower, Shanghai

Agenda:

• 5:30 – 6:00 Sign in and cocktail
• 6:15 – 7:15 Panel discussion
• 7:15 – 7:45 Q&A
• 7:45 – 9:00 Dinner

On behalf SVB, we’d love to invite you, our readers (startup founders, entrepreneurs etc) to be there. Please RSVP to Libby Tang to reserve your seat (Tel: 86-21-6143 3812, Mob: 86-139 1706 8210), or via email (LTang AT svbank.com or contact At technode.com).

Related posts:

1. BarCamp Shanghai: Attention Techies, Entrepreneurs and Social Innovators
2. CHINICT Shows China is the New Silicon Valley
3. RockYou, Asian Silicon Valley Co-founders Look To Rock Asia

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Twitter launches in five more languages

Twitter is now available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Tagalog and Malay, a move which would open itself to more users in Asia. This brings the total number of languages supported to 17 (see original announcement).

Tagalog is the first language of many Filipinos, while Malay is widely spoken in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei.

The launch of these five languages (well, four, since simplified and traditional Chinese are technically the same) indicates a strong demand for Twitter in Asia. Hindi is spoken by many Indians, and while Twitter is blocked in China, populations in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and much of Southeast Asia speak and write Chinese.

Entrepreneurs and social media strategists in these markets should consider monitoring  whether more native language users in their brand’s radar would pick up Twitter in the coming months. If so, then they may need to adjust their marketing strategies.

The popular micro-blogging service relies on an army of 290,000 volunteers to do the site translation. Crowdsourced translation will be available for the Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Polish and Hungarian languages soon.

To access the translations, users can simply enter the ‘settings’ page and pick from a drop-down menu the language they want their Twitter interface to appear in.

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Into the young minds of Card-Y

The one Card to rule them all revolution, Card-Y, had it’s humble beginnings as a junior college Project Week assignment at Singapore’s Victoria Junior College. No, the five students didn’t get an “A” for this (booo!) but what spun out of the endeavor was a team of passionate entrepreneurs that have taken this to the doors of the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) to see if that can turn this idea into something practical for the Singaporean consumer and probably more.

Card-Y is a free smartphone app that will be available on the iPhone. The app aims to unify all your cards in your wallet, allowing for faster transactions, better organization of information and enhanced security all in a user-friendly e-wallet. Unlike Google Wallet or Isis, which co-founder Benjamin Wong admits to be their biggest competitors, Card-Y has taken further steps to ensure that their product provides more value to banks, merchants and consumers in terms of cost and time, even including a loyalty point system.

Benjamin and his team’s quest to prove that innovation can not be graded has let them to refine their idea further. They found that a normal e-wallet solution that focuses on just  making payments faster, easier and more secure for consumers can be done with current technologies but that it was highly unsustainable, un-scalable and did not show a strong business model. The team identified that an advertising approach would formulate a solution with a stronger business approach. So an e-wallet solution that provides an effective advertising platform. Benjamin broke down how the solution will service the different user base:

Banks

Problem: Banks are not efficient  in managing their card accounts and their branding or interaction efforts with the younger generation. Application for credit cards is a hassle.

What Card-Y will do:

• Provide comprehensive information on the benefits of the credit cards
• Persuasive-Interactive Advertising: e.g. when a user enter Sakae Sushi and does not hold a Citibank card which offers a discount, the app will prompt the user to apply for the card
• Shorten managerial costs to apply for credit cards through online applications
• Ability to pay bills using the iPhone (shift AXS machines to the phone)

Merchants

Problem: Ineffective advertising that is cost-intensive and labour intensive. Loyalty programs are not sticky enough.

What Card-Y will do:

We provide the statistics of consumers and allow merchants to create better loyalty programs and branding

• Targeted advertising: pick who you want to advertise to: perhaps target junior college students who spend more than $1,000 per month
• Specialized campaigns: buy one get one free or first 10,000 cups half price (where the scale of campaign depends on retailer)
• Interactive-persuasive Advertising: (active: when you make a payment, it tells you that you don’t have the card and persuades you) + location-based (where it gives you more discounts in a given radius)
• Push-updates: everytime they have a new update, how do they tell the consumers – (eg. books that are thrown away can be used again.) non-intrusive. able to cut managerial costs and access. (according to the cards that they hold, the membership cards)
• Game dynamics: sharing the link and good deals with everyone, we give you more benefits if you share the link.

Consumers:

Problem: lack of security, slow payment, hassle of managing different card accounts and carrying them in a bulky wallet.

What Card-Y can do:

• Chooses best payment option. (allows the system to fully utilize the system for you)
• Location-based discounts (viewed using Augmented Reality)
• Targeted discounts
• Discount-sharing system
• Game dynamics: able to gain enough achievements to get additional discounts
• Ability to view amount of money saved using Card-Y due to discounts available etc.
• Able to view expenses daily for the month, sync it to DropBox etc.
• Wallets cannot be lost/data stolen on the fly as they are on the cloud
• Cost-savings
• Share purchased over social media
• Ability to ask for opinions for goods on social media before buying.

That’s quite a mouthful. More importantly, is that an executable mouthful from such a young team? The team is already in talks with DBS and Zylog in hopes of building a partnership. Other discussions are also on-going with  the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (iDA) and Networks for Electronic Transfers (NETS) to see how they can fit into the near filed communication (NFC) payment systems that are currently available. The team are looking to run their pre-Alpha tests in a polytechnic to see how receptive their targeted users will be towards this new version of an e-wallet. For a group of pre-National Service Singaporean guys, this is one gutsy and dedicated venture. We’ll definitely keep an eye out for them. All the best guys!

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Software Freedom Day Singapore 2011 – 17 Sep

If you like the concept of free open source software, you should consider checking out the Software Freedom Day Singapore 2011 this Saturday. It is the premier exhibition in Singapore for Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) solutions for the public, educational institutions, and businesses. The best in FOSS technologies will be demonstrated with presentations, workshops, interactive exhibits, and plenty of free gifts.

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When: Saturday, 17th September 2011
Time: 10am-4pm
Where: National Library Board, 100 Victoria St., Singapore 188064 (Map)
Interested participants for workshops and presentations can register here.

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Travel Service Lvmama Raising Over 100M Yuan In Series C

Travel service Lvmama confirmed raising RMB over 100m (US$15m) from South River Capital and Sequoia in Series C funding.

Founded in June 2008, Lvmama is one of the largest DIY traveling site providing users with tour information and travel booking service including discount entrance tickets, hotels and so on. The site is seeing tenfold increase yearly.

Lvmama raised RMB tens of millions from HuaQiao Capital and DoJane Capital in Sept, 2009 and RMB about 100m from Sequoia and CDHfund in late last year.

According to a report, Chinese online tourism market size will reach RMB68b ($1b) in 2012 with huge growth and potential.

As of now Lvmama boasts a use base of over 1 million, and brought in over RMB200m ($31m) in annual sales.

Tuniu.com, one of Lvama’s closet competitors claims 500,000 active users with over RMB400m ($62m) in last year’s sales. Its founder Yu Dunde predicted that the company will record RMB1b ($156m) sales in this year.

 

Related posts:

1. VIPShop raised $50 million in Series B from DCM and Sequoia
2. Tencent Bought 30% Share of 17u.com, Enters Online Travel Service Market
3. Labor Day Weekend Getaway? The Current State of China Online Travel Market

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crUX for Transcient Workers Count Too – 17-18 Sep

crUX is a recurring event that brings together UX designers and web developers for a good cause. At every event, participants will be asked to revamp a beneficiary’s website. It also aims to further the UX discipline in Singapore by growing a community of web professionals willing to share best practices and apply their skills to benefit society. The beneficiary must be a non-profit with direct impact to the community and without the financial means to afford a redesign.

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Who is the Beneficiary?

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Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) will be the beneficiary for this event. TWC2′s aim is to promote respect for domestic workers through education and secure better treatment for them through legislation and other means.

 

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Who should join?

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• UX designer
• Graphic/web designer
• Copywriter
• WordPress developer

 

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When: Saturday to Sunday, 17th-18th September 2011
Time: 10am-8pm
Where: Savant Degrees, 70 Anson Road, #14-10, Hub Synergy Point, Singapore (Map)
Interested participants please RSVP through crUX Facebook event page and do bring a laptop as well.

 

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[TGS2011] BDNA Officially Presented

Today took place the official presentation of the new social games company BDNA, a joint venture between Bandai Namco (75%) and DeNA (25%). As they announced in the previous report, the capital of the company will be 100M yen (1.3M$), starting operations next October 1st.

Shin Unozawa, COO & Vice President of Bandai Namco Holdings, will be the CEO of the new company. BDNA will be a consolidated subsidiary of Bandai Namco Holdings.

Isao Moriyasu, DeNA CEO (left), and Shin Unozawa (right) made the announcement. The name from the new company, BDNA, came from the acronyms of Bandai (BD), Namco (NA) and DeNA (DNA).

They shown the new logo as well:

Bandai Namco has the contents and the users, but they don't have the operational know-how for monetize them as DeNA/Mobage has. DeNA's objective is going global: they are expecting social games will reach soon the same quality as arcades and consumer games, so more and more people will use them.

Bandai Namco and DeNA collaborated before for developing Gundam Royale, a huge success with more than 3M users. Inside BDNA they plan to develop games from Macross series, Gundam series and Tamagotchi series.

 

[TGS2011] BDNA Officially Presented

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InMobi Raises $200 Million From Softbank [Valuation of $450mn]

Mobile Ad network InMobi has raised $200 million from Japan’s Softbank. Rebranded from mKhoj, InMobi earlier raised $8mn from KPCB and Sherpalo Ventures (in 2010) and recently launched SmartPay a mobile payment service.

Though KPCB and Sherpalo aren’t participating in this round, Softbank’s investment will take place in two tranches, with $100 million this month and the rest in April next year (via).

“I hope the partnership with InMobi, a fast-growing startup with significant mobile expertise and an outstanding technology platform; will further accelerate the pace of development in the mobile Internet space globally. We believe this partnership will help Softbank become the No. 1 Internet company in Asia and I look forward to working with the InMobi team.” [Masayoshi Son, Chairman and CEO of Softbank.]

InMobi founder, Naveen Tewari set the stage on fire at UnPluggd2 and the lucky ones who were present at the event will recall the challenges they faced while raising funds (“Indian VCs couldn’t believe that InMobi can really make it so big.”).

What’s your take on valuation of the company? Atleast $500 million?

InMobi Valuation

Insider info tells us that InMobi is valued at $450mn (post money).

Also see: IDG Ventures Invest $3mn In Mobile Ad Network, Vserv

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Penthouse magazine owner to buy daily deal site JigoCity

Now, even Penthouse wants to get into the pants of your favorite Groupon clone. FriendFinder Networks, which owns the famous adult magazine, is looking to buy up JigoCity owner BDM Global Ventures for US$65 million, reported Reuters on 12th September.

JigoCity, which was started in America, operates in 20 countries worldwide, including Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and many parts of Asia. While its presence in the Singapore market is small, it claims to have a revenue of US$600,000 in July and US$1.1 mil in August. The site’s net income is unknown.

This is surely the stuff of dreams. FriendFinder owns an extensive portfolio of adult websites which includes AdultFriendFinder, NoStringsAttached.com, BDSM.com, and many more. Heck, if you’re an exhibitionist, there’s something for you too.

They also own innocuous dating websites of all stripes, including ones for Indians, Italians, Jews, gays, and yes, Christians.

According to Reuters, FriendFinder’s reason for acquiring BDM is so that they tap into markets like China and the Asia-Pacific region.

In return, JigoCity gets access to a massive user base across FriendFinder’s social networks, “some of which already operate in Asia”. And don’t laugh, it claims to have some 484 million users in over 200 countries.

What makes the deal somewhat of an oddball, though, is that JigoCity is vastly different from FriendFinder’s existing portfolio. But according to min online, BDM’s CEO Tony Bobulinski and his top executives will continue to operate JigoCity with its current brand identity, so don’t expect the website to show discounts or advertisements of the titillating variety.

JigoCity ads, however, could appear on harmless sites like ChineseFriendFinder.com and even FilipinoFriendFinder.com, although I won’t be surprised if they show up on the lucrative adult-oriented sites too. Not sure if that’s what JigoCity’s CEO has in mind though.

FriendFinder’s acquisition came soon after it suffered a bad IPO debut in May — one of the worst in recent years according to 24/7 Wall St. From the initial $10, share prices plummeted to around $3 by late August.

But this did not stop the company from betting on BDM. In fact, companies have been busy snapping up daily deal sites like Monopoly properties: The acquisition of JigoCity is just the latest in a string of buyouts and investments in the Asia-Pacific region.

Looks like it does pay to be a clone after all.

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Tech Briefings: Kaixin001 To Co-operate Group Buying Service; Baidu To Launch Online Recruitment Service With New Domain Name And Branding

1. Rumor Says Kaixin001 To Open Up Group Buying Service

Kaixin001, one of the most popular Chinese SNS service is considering shifting its strategy regarding group buying, people familiar with the matter said. The company will team up with a third party daily deal service to operate its own group buying service.

For the past month, Chinese groupons including Lashou, Meituan, Ftuan and Manzuo all approached the Beijing-based SNS to negotiate the potential tie-up.

Kaixin001 made its first foray into group buying forefront in last Decmember, targeting white-collars in big cities.

2. Baidu Takes Its Recruitment Service Seriously With New Domain and Branding

As we mentioned couple months ago, Baidu is on track to enhance its online recruitment service with the later on launch of independent site with new domain name and branding. And now that day has come.

According to local report, a Baidu exec disclosed that Baidu is about to launch the revamped new service soon with a new branding name BaiBo(百伯) and a new logo.

It was said that Baidu will invest over RMB 100 million (US$ 15.5 million) to strengthen its online employment solution.

 

3. 8.53 million Chinese iPhone Users Choose China Mobile Over Official Partner China Unicom

At the 2011 Summer Davos Forum, Wang Jianzhou, chairman of China Mobile, one of the largest operator in the world disclosed that the mobile giant is providing service for over 8.53 million Apple iPhone users, while the company actually isn’t an official iPhone partner in mainland China.

The Beijing-based mobile operator tried to strike a deal with Apple to introduce iPhone to China’s market back in 2007, without good outcome. China Unicom, the third largest operator in China partners with Apple to offer iPhone here since late 2009. China Telecom, the second largest operator in China is also reportedly introducing iPhone 5 to China in Oct. of this year.

 

Related posts:

1. Baidu to Strengthen Online Recruitment Service with Independent Brand and Domain Name Next Month
2. Kaixin001 To Launch Haibei, a Group-focus Social Network Site
3. Tech Briefings: HTC Considering Buying WebOS; 360buy Goes Public Due To Short On Money?

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Too impatient to self-learn app development? Pragmatic Lab can help

There are many ways to get started if you want to build the latest and coolest iPhone app. You can:

a) Download the SDK and mull through the documentation yourself,
b) buy a For Dummies guide from Amazon for additional help, or
c) beg your friend to show you the ropes.

But if the answer you want is ‘none of the above’, ring up Sidwyn Koh from The Pragmatic Lab. Sidwyn teaches iOS development for a living, and he also loves teaching, period. For S$400 (US$320), you get 8 hours of lovin’  for the Basic Course, which doesn’t require any prior programming knowledge. After completing this class, you can move on to more advanced ones.

Or, you can sign up for all three levels at one go, and shell out S$1,200 (US$960).

By the way, you need to bring your own Mac too. So if you don’t have one, you’ll have to beg, borrow, or steal it.

You must be wondering: Who is this self-important chap who’s asking for so much money for just a few hours of lessons? Here’s his resume: He created a mobile app for Seesmic, a leading social network manager, with four other developers. He also created Definition, a dictionary app for iPhone and iPad that does what it describes. And many others.

The price sounds hefty, for sure, but there’s cost involved for spending time with a master who’s willing to handhold you. And besides, you’d cut down on time wasted pouring through the documentation and getting all confused and depressed. Class sizes are also kept small (no more than 7 students) so you can ask Sidwyn as many questions as you want.

As a bonus, you get a certificate for completing a course, which you can frame up on the wall for bragging rights. Yay.

If you’re eager to get find out more and get started, do check out the website for course descriptions and other details (also read my article for some idea about where the apps world is headed).

SGE readers will get a 10% discount when they sign up.  Also, if you refer someone, both you and your friend will get an additional 10% off — for a total of 20%. Simply type ‘SGEntrepreneurs’ (or your friend’s name, or both) in the Comments section of the registration form. Offers end 31st December 2011.

Sidwyn is looking out for trainers to join The Pragmatic Lab too! He’d like to hear from you if you’re interested.

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TaskTrek Helps You Manage Task And Collaborate Better

There are quite a few web based project management software, but growing teams need a much simplified task management service that enables collaboration across different teams in a company.

Delhi based TaskTrek is a communication management suite that helps ensure seamless communication, organizes all data into consistent clusters and aids managers in managing their team and activities.

Modeled for SMEs (plus large organizations), TaskTrek offers a complete suite of features that any business would need. For example:

• Grouping all internal and external communication together.
• View team calendar and time sheets to monitor team.
• Organising all data on project level into folders
• Dashboard view (based on role/access).
• Discuss files with all discussions in a trail format grouped in a category.
• Document Versioning for tracking all old and new files from one place.
• Heavy file share possible – with both internal & external team or clients.
• Advance filter settings to view only the information you need.
• Tracking performance through customized reports
• Powerful search for easy navigation by keywords, even within files
• Automatic refresh, real time updates and email notifications
• Quick filters for quick access to information.
• Access controls or rights for restricting user controls.
• Knowledge bank

Loginworks Softwares, the company behind TaskTrek is also launching the desktop version of the software, so that employees can access their task/calendar/update from the desktop as well (Tasktrek already has a mobile client).

 

We played with the product and must say that it’s very well thought-out and covers most of the use case, an enterprise would need. The service is available in two forms – hosted service (SAAS) and on-premise software.

Pricing of SAAS service starts from Rs. 1,000/month (goes upto 10K/month) and company has done the pricing only on the basis of storage space (all features are available otherwise across the different pricing bands).

If you are an organization that is looking for better collaboration across the team members, do give TaskTrek a spin. There are quite a few standalone products available in the market (for project management, task management etc), but very few of them provide a holistic view.

Aside, do share which software do you currently use for managing projects/tasks in your organization?

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Chrome Web Store Launches In India

Google recently announced bringing Youtube partner program to India and today, the company has announced the launch of Chrome Web Store in India with few India specific apps.

To make the store even more useful and relevant, starting today, you’ll be able to access a range of new applications from Indian developers and publishers. You can now listen to your favorite Indian music from Saavn. For those of you with a cricket fix, the ESPN Cricinfo app lets you follow the latest developments in your favorite sport and the TurboCricket app allows you to play your favourite game anywhere. Avid news readers can catch up on the latest Bollywood gossip on Midday and news in Hindi with Jagran. And if there is a something that you just can’t wait to share with your friends, use the FullOnSMS app to send an SMS to any mobile number in India. [source]

Very recently, we shared Pluggd.in’s analytics (+ browser market share in India) and Google’s Chrome has taken over Firefox as well as IE and Google has been promoting the browser via print as well as TV ads.

Chrome Market Share In India

Browser Market Share In India

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Smartphone Users In India Now Spend More Time On Content Than Voice OR SMS

There is a rise of “mobile-only” Internet population in India and as (cheap) Android devices make their way in Indian hands, more and more Indians are exposed to smartphones and the ecosystem of content and apps.

Mobile Internet Usage in India

As per a study by Nielsen, the average Smartphone user spends 2.5 hours a day using their phones with 72% of their time spent on activities such as gaming, entertainment, apps and internet related content. Only 28% of their time is now used for voice calls and text messaging.

Insights from the study

• Smartphone users in India are using their phones for more than 2.5 hrs per day, of which communication (calls, SMS, emails) accounts for only 28% of usage
• Younger Smartphone  users (15-25 yr olds) spend more than 3 hrs per day on their phones and spend 60% of the time on entertainment & browsing e.g., gaming, surfing the net and multimedia.
• 68% of 15-24 year olds used a chat app last month as compared to 42% for the 31+ year olds.
• Data usage for 3G users was close to 44% more than 2G users.
• An Android user installs an average of 19 apps in a month compared to 10 apps for a Symbian user.
• 84% of Android users played a game in the last month compared to 59% for Symbian users.

Time spent and activities on Smartphones

	15-24 yrs	31 + yrs
Total Time spent on the SmartPhone	3 hrs	2 hrs
Total Time spent on Browsing & Entertainment	2 hrs	1 hr
Total Time spent on Chat & SMS	31 mins	15 mins

Apps and gaming behavior by Operating System

	Android™ Users	Symbian™ Users
No. of App downloads in a month	19	10
Gaming Usage	84%	59%
Primary Download Location	Android Market App	Ovi Store Site

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