Thursday, December 24, 2015

Folding screen and trips to the moon: Asia’s technology in 2016 – EXAME.com

A rollercoaster back in financial markets, a business frenzy among Chinese web operators driven by Alibaba and by Tencent, the rise of the billionaire Asian companies and a wave of mergers and acquisitions in Semiconductor industry:. 2015 was a busy year for the technology sector in the region

Fasten your seat belts, there is more excitement ahead in 2016. Check out a list of predictions for the region prepared by Bloomberg technology team in Asia :

Arrival of folding phones

The Samsung continue overcoming limits in relation to the screen (in the same style screen curve of the Galaxy S6 Edge).

Display videos show a plastic screen the size of a tablet that can be folded up into a phone before being stored back in his shirt pocket.

As the South Korean giant is desperate to reverse falling profits, 2016 could be the year of release of this technology, which is entering a long time.

IPOs Chinese technology sector

US investors will get tired of Chinese stocks lackluster, so technology companies will choose to go public in your country.

The recent reopening of a closed tap the government for the collapse of the market in the third quarter abruptly awakened dozens of companies who were standing with IPOs.

Companies that have recently become billionaires realized that they can achieve better business with wealthy Chinese and hungry than with demanding foreigners.

“Baxi 2016″

The search term that means “Brazil 2016″, embodies the growing love of China by international sports and the explosion of online content and streaming. – both licensed and non-licensed

The videos and blogs on Brazil, Olympic host, will dominate a billion Chinese phones in August, six years before the Asian country receive the Winter Olympics, in 2022.

Chinese ambition grows in relation to the chips

Continuing a 2015 trend, it is expected that China will continue snapping semiconductor technologies across the globe. Companies such as Tsinghua UniGroup and China Resources Holdings Co. are already causing reflections in the sector.

As President Xi Jinping is willing to create national champions, there are more business in sight.

Virtual Reality gains strength

Samsung, Sony and HTC join the Oculus, the Facebook in the virtual reality space. The games will be the initial focus, but companies could find other uses in the future.

A sleeping Indian e-commerce giant wakes

The company holds the rail monopoly in India is also the largest player in the country’s online commerce, with 20 million registered users buying 300,000 tickets a day and US $ 2.5 billion in annual revenue.

The company is finally updating their outdated application and online adding a store to sell things other than the train tickets.

The company serves well to the prime minister’s request Narendra Modi to explore the internet and generates a tough competition for Flipkart Online Services Pvt Ltd and Amazon.

Asia go to the moon

Both Japan, as India, China and Russia are currently planning missions to the moon.

Next year, one of these countries finalize the plans of the first manned lunar voyage provided the US returned to Eugene Cernan aboard Apollo 17 in 1972.

There unmanned missions scheduled, but land a robot is not the same as when a human places their feet on the ground and gives rise to something profound.

Jack Ma updates relationship status with the government

The Alibaba’s board president of policy for deal with the government is falling in love, but not to marry. We will see.

As the developments in your company are diversifying more and more in relation to e-commerce and into the finance and media sectors, it will clash with thorny issues such as politics.

The way the South China Morning Post, which belongs to Alibaba, will handle the Tiananmen Square massacre anniversary coverage will show whether Ma is having an affair with the Government … or putting a ring on his finger.

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