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jonrussell Google now warns Chinese users if their search terms will trigger connection blocking tnw.to/1EdcY about 9 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone Retweeted by Chassit and 2 others
Wife is getting along very well with her first smartphone (Samsung Omnia 7) so far, and is liking Office web & mobile sync a lot. about 9 hours ago via TweetDeck
TechCrunch Samsung's S Voice Agrees With Siri, Declares A Windows Phone As The Best Smartphone tcrn.ch/KXStdW by @mjburnsy about 9 hours ago via WordPress.com VIP Retweeted by Chassit and 63 others
Yeah. Just cut two mangoes open in the turtle shell fashion gracefully. Big win for the day. about 10 hours ago via TweetDeck
Screw Cinavia... Now trying to return the Blu-ray player I just bought... about 20 hours ago via TweetDeck
@SirSteven Nice one. "Transition" and "flow" should be made the universal style of all WP7 ads. :) about 20 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to SirSteven
Numbers with cultural significance in China: illuminantpartners.com/2012/04/25/num… about 22 hours ago via Tweet Button
@Kevinbrereton I'd rather keep my PS3 intact for proper gaming... 10:10 AM May 30th via Microsoft in reply to Kevinbrereton
@arunk_ Most of the opening Chinatown scene was gone. We were sitting in the cinema wearing a dumb face like "WUT??!! This makes no sense!" 9:11 AM May 30th via TweetDeck in reply to arunk_
@arunk_ Do you know they cut about 3 minutes off the Men in Black 3 movie, removing all references to Chinese people? 9:09 AM May 30th via TweetDeck in reply to arunk_
If I'm running this country, I'll simply sell it to whoever could properly manage things. End of story. Retirement, gold watch, vacations. 9:08 AM May 30th via TweetDeck
Seriously. China and its ridiculous bans on the import of movies/music/games/books is driving people away from honest purchases. Shame. 9:06 AM May 30th via TweetDeck
The only sensible solution now seems to be buying a Sony BDP-S485 player with firmware older than M07.R.0615 (Mar 2012). 9:04 AM May 30th via TweetDeck
That means you and your Playstation 3 are totally screwed by Cinavia sound watermark tech when trying to watch quite a few new movies. 9:03 AM May 30th via TweetDeck
Thanks to crazy strict regulations and bans, the overwhelming majority of Blu-ray movie discs you can get in China are pirated copies. 9:02 AM May 30th via TweetDeck
@jeremyjustice They seem to have built NFC support for WP7 entirely on their own. MSFT is lucky to have such a good buddy. 8:47 AM May 30th via Microsoft in reply to jeremyjustice
Actually #Photosynth is the one and only app I definitely want since moving to #WP7 back in 2010. 8:45 AM May 30th via Microsoft
Hahaha #Photosynth can't run on Lumia 610. Feeling a lot better now. There are sorrier dudes than I am. #WP7 8:44 AM May 30th via Microsoft
@arunk_ The problem with general Chinese consumers is that credit card is a scarce item, and few could read English pages. 8:42 AM May 30th via Microsoft in reply to arunk_
@arunk_ I just went to Battle.net & bought it there. Big Pineapple sellers charge dirty extras, quite big a margin. 8:41 AM May 30th via Microsoft in reply to arunk_

Name Kane Gao
Location Beijing
Web http://commala.wo...
Bio Generally funny guy. Head of research & translator at Illuminant Inc. Windows Phone user. Write for WPDang.com & WPSauce.com