he Netherlands could do a lot more to attract Asian high tech companies, and even has the potential to become an important gateway to Europe’s tech sector. But for that, the government needs to invest more in talent, says Tao Li, CEO/founder of APUS, the fastest growing Chinese unicorn company.

The founding of the “Neo Media Collective in China” alliance is held at Today Art Museum in Beijing on Dec 10, 2017.

BEIJING, CHINA / ACCESSWIRE / November 20, 2017 / APUS, a fast-growth Chinese mobile internet company, today announced it will incorporate news and entertainment content from Microsoft's MSN portal to millions of APUS users around the world.

Students attending the MBA program for executives at Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania visit Chinese mobile internet startup APUS Group in Beijing, Sept 12, 2017.

CCTV-4, China Central Television's international channel for the global audience, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the internet giant APUS Group last week. The agreement aims to promote CCTV-4's programs, shows and documentaries to a wider viewership that uses APUS-based mobile facilities across the world.

Culture is vital for the Belt and Road Initiative, Li Tao, a veteran in the internet industry and CEO of mobile internet startup APUS, said suggesting internet companies pay more attention to this when exploring foreign markets.

Editor’s note: This was contributed by Tao Li, Founder & CEO at APUS Group. APUS creates apps designed to optimize and improve the Android experience and has over 1 billion downloads to date. APUS is the second youngest unicorn, valued at US$1 billion in less than seven months of its founding.

The 24 high-growth startups were selected for their innovative technology-based products or services and ambition to scale and accelerate growth internationally.

Imbalanced growth in global internet market offers immense opportunities for Chinese companies, said the head of a young Chinese mobile internet company.

Chinese app maker APUS just made an unusual announcement: India is its fastest growing market with 16 percent users. Only 5 percent of its users are in China. So the company is planning to invest upwards of US$44 million into India, and will go on a hiring spree to get a 200-people team going in its new office in the country.

All things Android are not created equal. Android may be the dominant mobile platform on the planet, but the experience can differ significantly between country, mobile network, and handset. While Android Marshmallow was released last year to address precisely this pain point in the user experience, only 18.7% of devices are running on this year-old version of the operating system.

As venture funding in the Indian tech sector slows to a trickle, anxious local start-ups may have found a new backer of their dreams – Chinese investors.

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Hoarding, the act of collecting and storing goods because they may be useful on a ‘rainy day’, or for their ‘emotional’ significance, has long been considered one of the symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). A recent report on the psychology of hoarding notes that this practice has now entered the digital world too, most notably with hard drives and smartphones.

New tools announced by Facebook last month are already leading to higher login rates and increased advertising revenue claims Chinese partner Android developer Apus Group.

Until a couple of years ago, Chinese startups were little known in India but are familiar names now. The best known in the world’s fastest growing smartphone market are of course the smartphone makers like Xiaomi and Lenovo. Alibaba and Tencent have made waves more recently with their mega investments in Indian startups Paytm and Practo. But it’s the Android utility app makers like APUS and Cheetah who have notched up the most users in a country where 90 percent of smartphones run on Android.

Leadbolt, a performance mobile advertising platform for user acquisition and app monetization, and APUS Group, the world’s biggest Android user system, announced Tuesday their strategic app monetization partnership.

Beijing, January 07, 2016-Watch out! There’s an energetic two-legged dog strutting into your mobile phone! At the beginning of 2016, APUS, the world’s biggest android user system, cooperated with TV TOKYO Communications Corporation to release a brand-new Snoopy mobile desktop theme.

BEIJING, Dec. 21, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, users of APUS User System (previously known as APUS Launcher) have witnessedthe year's biggest APUS Discovery update. Based on your current location and distance, APUS Discovery can introduce trending apps to you, including video apps, music apps, news apps, E-books, as well as other lifestyle apps.