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Google has announced that Andy Rubin, who has been at the helm of the Android developing department is stepping down, overcome by his own brilliance and success. 

Alibaba has very generously developed more ways for us to spend money we don't have, and accumulate debt. Three cheers for Alibaba! 

Samsung sold 3 times more phones in China in 2012 than they did in 2011. The Korean electronics giant is the most popular Android supporting phone in China. Considering Android phones represent 86% of the Chinese smartphone market, Samsung is one of the top players in this field.

Japan and Korea are the definitive Tigers in Asia. China, surprisingly, is lagging behind (don't tell China I said that). 

Is Tencent the eternally benevolent company? After becoming a pioneer of crowd funding in China, the founders of Wechat have decided to develop their services for users of the latests Blackberry handset. 

And they are not being quiet about it!

The Chinese Mobile and Telecommunications Giant is hoping to be the number one smartphone company in the world, overtaking Apple and Samsung. Considering it is already a leader in the infrastructure we all depend on to share information, the firm now is making its move into the consumers market. 

The rise of mobile and tablet use has meant that in 2012 1 in every 3 minutes spent online is through one of these two devices. Smartphones have not been with us very long and already they take up a third of our time on the internet. 

The great Chinese search engine Baidu has been instrumental in the development of mobile internet throughout China. As it turns out, searche queries made on Baidu from a mobile device have risen by 1000% in the last 3 years. 

WeChat in America

Huawei's newest darling