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Recently, Xiaohongshu's self-owned e-commerce platform "Little Oasis" released a farewell letter stating that it will cease operations and shut down in October this year.
Xiaomi seems to have entered the short-video field with its new app “Xi Gua Pi,” according to the official WeChat account Tech Planet.
Chinese internet giant Bytedance has recently launched three new novel applications domestically and overseas.
According to the announcement from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on Thursday, a total of 106 apps, including Douban, Changba, Alihuishou and Knews, have been put on a list of apps to be removed.
China’s tech unicorn ByteDance, today announced the launch of Duoshan, a video-based social messaging app in Beijing.
In response to this morning's "temporary failure of Meituan Zhongbao App", Meituan Waimai said on its official Weibo account that the failure had been completely repaired as of 10:46 a.m.
Rumors have been floating around that all APPs under Tencent's business will suspend updates for the time being. Tencent responded that it is cooperating with the regulatory authorities to conduct a routine compliance testing.
Chinese AIoT giant Xiaomi has launched a Xiaomi Watch app in cooperation with local premium EV-maker NIO.
The size of WeChat Android version 1.0 released in January 2011 was only 457KB, but 11 years later, the size of its version 8.0.24 has reached 257MB, an expansion of 575 times.
In August, two apps operated by Shenzhen-based tech giant Tencent were officially shut down. Up until August this year, roughly 10 well-known products or applications have been officially given up by Tencent.
Chinese short-video app Kwai (Kuaishou) managed to make it to the second place of the ranking with earnings approaching $78 million, a 57 percent year-over-year increase.
Just over a month ago news surfaced that TikTok’s music licenses were expiring, which could put the company in a complicated situation.