t*****r
发帖数: 235 | 1 http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/05/technology/chinese-messaging-
不容易啊，呵呵。不过我觉得是还行
BEIJING — Chinese Internet companies have long struggled to establish
their products beyond the country’s borders. In 2007 China’s dominant
search engine, Baidu, announced an ambitious plan to break into the Japanese
search engine market; as of last year, the company said it had lost more
than $108 million trying.
WeChat, a mobile messaging application created by Tencent Holdings, China’s
largest Internet company, is aggressively trying to buck the trend and
establish itself in the expanding global market for smartphone apps. Based
on some analysts’ predictions, the company may actually have a shot.
WeChat is most often likened to WhatsApp, a smartphone application popular
in the United States that allows users to send text, image or audio messages
for free to other subscribers. But WhatsApp’s Chinese counterpart is
quickly moving beyond simple multimedia instant-messaging. In the last few
months, it has announced a steady stream of new features that many say
surpass those offered by WhatsApp and Asian competitors like Kakao Talk and
LINE.
“I use WeChat for messaging and group chatting, but I’ve also started
getting into its social network,” said Kate Wan, a 29-year-old media
professional in Beijing, referring to WeChat “Moments,” a feature that
allows users to post pictures and update their online status. “It’s become
a huge part of my daily life.”
Since the introduction of the application in January 2011, WeChat, known as
Weixin in Chinese, has grown at a blistering pace. In September, Pony Ma,
Tencent’s chief executive, announced that its user base had doubled to 200
million from 100 million in six months.
Tencent is vying to make WeChat the dominant global mobile messaging
application. The app is available in eight languages, including Russian,
Indonesian, Portuguese and Thai, and there are plans to expand into other
languages.
“The Chinese Internet market is so set apart from other countries that we
inside the industry refer to it as the Galápagos Island syndrome,” said
Kai Lukoff, the editor of TechRice, a China-focused technology blog based in
Beijing. “Domestic Internet products are extremely well adapted to the
Chinese market, but they are way out of place for global users.”
But industry experts now argue that app retailers like the Apple iTunes
Store and Google Play empower developers anywhere to reach consumers
everywhere. The openness of these distribution platforms could provide
WeChat with a conduit into the international smartphone market, some
analysts say.
Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA China, a consulting firm that specializes in
China’s technology and Internet sectors, said WeChat, with its
sophisticated but easy-to-navigate interface and features, had the potential
to overcome any lingering doubts in the West over the Made-in-China label.
“Many people are afraid of Chinese products, whether milk, cat food or
Internet services,” Mr. Clark said. “But with the App Store, it’s hard to
even know that WeChat is Chinese — it really levels the playing field.”
According to App Annie, a mobile analytics company based in Beijing, WeChat
’s outward push is beginning to bear fruit. Based on download data from the
first three quarters of 2012, the app is growing fastest in Southeast Asia,
but it is making headway elsewhere, including Eastern Europe and the Middle
East.
The most promising markets this year include Vietnam, Turkey, Thailand,
India and Indonesia, with Russia and Saudi Arabia following closely behind.
While WeChat remains relatively obscure in the United States, where players
like WhatsApp, Skype and Facebook Messenger dominate the mobile messaging
market, analysts say WeChat registered nearly 100,000 new users in the
United States in September alone.
“All of my Chinese friends use it here in North Carolina, whether to send
group messages or to organize events,” said Zhang Xue, a student at Duke
University Law School who is from the city of Harbin in China’s northeast.
“I downloaded WhatsApp out of curiosity, but it’s not nearly as convenient
as WeChat.” |
l*****r
发帖数: 15615 | |
x***x
发帖数: 3401 | 3 以前wechat的英文版相当Chinglish， 现在好多了。 |
g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 4 腾讯确实很牛阿
做的东西比较用心
而且现在很有专业范
那个QQ邮箱，现在可以说是国内第一 |
x***x
发帖数: 3401 | 5 wechat和qq油箱都是张小龙主持开发的。他做的产品界面都很好，用户体验很不错。
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 腾讯确实很牛阿
: 做的东西比较用心
: 而且现在很有专业范
: 那个QQ邮箱，现在可以说是国内第一
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g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 6 foxmail吧
确实牛屄
腾讯有钱有资源，只要你想做技术，支持还是不成问题的
【在 x***x 的大作中提到】
: wechat和qq油箱都是张小龙主持开发的。他做的产品界面都很好，用户体验很不错。
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m*******n
发帖数: 859 | |
n*******n
发帖数: 202 | |
s*******i
发帖数: 12823 | 9 单纯说用户界面，我觉得QQmail现在是天下第一，视觉舒适度甩gmail几条街
gmail的skin一个比一个难看
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 腾讯确实很牛阿
: 做的东西比较用心
: 而且现在很有专业范
: 那个QQ邮箱，现在可以说是国内第一
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g*******1
发帖数: 7344 | 10 qqmail现在有些停滞了
可能主要发展wechat了
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 腾讯确实很牛阿
: 做的东西比较用心
: 而且现在很有专业范
: 那个QQ邮箱，现在可以说是国内第一
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g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 11 邮箱这玩意儿搞不出什么新花样了
看看gmail
多少年了，也就是在修修补补
不过就这样，其他邮件服务商还差gmail几条街
就比如icloud那个破烂玩意儿
别的不说，先把gmail，qqmail有的功能加上去再吹牛逼
什么outlook.com也是扶不起的阿斗
【在 g*******1 的大作中提到】
: qqmail现在有些停滞了
: 可能主要发展wechat了
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v****e
发帖数: 10715 | 12 美国用qq mail速度比较慢吧
【在 s*******i 的大作中提到】
: 单纯说用户界面，我觉得QQmail现在是天下第一，视觉舒适度甩gmail几条街
: gmail的skin一个比一个难看
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g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 13 qqmail就那个邮箱后缀太傻逼了
foxmail.com也不太行
可以学微软阿，多搞些后缀又不是啥难事儿
【在 v****e 的大作中提到】
: 美国用qq mail速度比较慢吧
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h*d
发帖数: 19309 | 14 最近被初中同学拉去群聊了，当年50个同学拉去了31个，大部分还是在国内。
【在 l*****r 的大作中提到】
: 还是国内用得人多， 摇到的很少有北美的。
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l*****r
发帖数: 15615 | 15 还能群聊？ 没试过啊。
【在 h*d 的大作中提到】
: 最近被初中同学拉去群聊了，当年50个同学拉去了31个，大部分还是在国内。
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g******g
发帖数: 1664 | 16 也不知道他们那个4.2版的蓝牙信道问题解决没
一直不敢升级
sigh
Japanese
’s
【在 t*****r 的大作中提到】
: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/05/technology/chinese-messaging-
: 不容易啊，呵呵。不过我觉得是还行
: BEIJING — Chinese Internet companies have long struggled to establish
: their products beyond the country’s borders. In 2007 China’s dominant
: search engine, Baidu, announced an ambitious plan to break into the Japanese
: search engine market; as of last year, the company said it had lost more
: than $108 million trying.
: WeChat, a mobile messaging application created by Tencent Holdings, China’s
: largest Internet company, is aggressively trying to buck the trend and
: establish itself in the expanding global market for smartphone apps. Based
|
h*d
发帖数: 19309 | 17 建个私群加人进去就好了，每天24小时轮班聊了快一个礼拜了，一起床就几百条纯水，
大家都快40的人了。
【在 l*****r 的大作中提到】
: 还能群聊？ 没试过啊。
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m*****d
发帖数: 13718 | 18 这下有聊了。。。
【在 h*d 的大作中提到】
: 建个私群加人进去就好了，每天24小时轮班聊了快一个礼拜了，一起床就几百条纯水，
: 大家都快40的人了。
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ay
发帖数: 2267 | 19 非常看好腾讯将来一统全球
Japanese
’s
【在 t*****r 的大作中提到】
: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/05/technology/chinese-messaging-
: 不容易啊，呵呵。不过我觉得是还行
: BEIJING — Chinese Internet companies have long struggled to establish
: their products beyond the country’s borders. In 2007 China’s dominant
: search engine, Baidu, announced an ambitious plan to break into the Japanese
: search engine market; as of last year, the company said it had lost more
: than $108 million trying.
: WeChat, a mobile messaging application created by Tencent Holdings, China’s
: largest Internet company, is aggressively trying to buck the trend and
: establish itself in the expanding global market for smartphone apps. Based
|
g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 20 可以和当年的班花班草打打友谊波阿
【在 h*d 的大作中提到】
: 建个私群加人进去就好了，每天24小时轮班聊了快一个礼拜了，一起床就几百条纯水，
: 大家都快40的人了。
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B*********e
发帖数: 254 | 21 微信和QQ什么区别啊？
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 可以和当年的班花班草打打友谊波阿
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g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 22 主要是主打语音留言短信
然后就是可以和qq帐号脱钩，任何邮件地址都可以申请帐号
当然可以和qq连接，收个qq消息啥的，据说不是很稳定
【在 B*********e 的大作中提到】
: 微信和QQ什么区别啊？
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h*d
发帖数: 19309 | 23 weibo客户端不支持私群，不然我更愿意用weibo聊
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 主要是主打语音留言短信
: 然后就是可以和qq帐号脱钩，任何邮件地址都可以申请帐号
: 当然可以和qq连接，收个qq消息啥的，据说不是很稳定
|
i****e
发帖数: 913 | 24 哈哈, 怪不得国内朋友的WeChat签名档上注明
"老婆专用,他人勿扰" |
g******o
发帖数: 4042 | 25 聪明，这才叫姜太公钓鱼
【在 i****e 的大作中提到】
: 哈哈, 怪不得国内朋友的WeChat签名档上注明
: "老婆专用,他人勿扰"
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B*********e
发帖数: 254 | 26 没看懂？
这个能定位？
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: 聪明，这才叫姜太公钓鱼
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BR
发帖数: 4151 | 27 马化腾的英文名也起得烂，叫什么 Pony。都几岁了？
【在 g******o 的大作中提到】
: qqmail就那个邮箱后缀太傻逼了
: foxmail.com也不太行
: 可以学微软阿，多搞些后缀又不是啥难事儿
|
s*******i
发帖数: 12823 | 28 速度还可以吧
没玩过大附件
【在 v****e 的大作中提到】
: 美国用qq mail速度比较慢吧
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B*********e
发帖数: 254 | 29 张小龙是那个foxmail的开发者么？
这个名字都很陌生了
【在 x***x 的大作中提到】
: wechat和qq油箱都是张小龙主持开发的。他做的产品界面都很好，用户体验很不错。
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B*********e
发帖数: 254 | 30 这个摇一摇有点扯
看来需要普及一下地理先
到底哪里到哪里多少英里
【在 m*******n 的大作中提到】
: 难怪最近老是摇出泰国、越南的号
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B*********e
发帖数: 254 | 31 QQMAIL不能正式用啊
他们的绿坝太恶心了，自动屏蔽删除你的信都不通知你
【在 s*******i 的大作中提到】
: 单纯说用户界面，我觉得QQmail现在是天下第一，视觉舒适度甩gmail几条街
: gmail的skin一个比一个难看
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G****A
发帖数: 4160 | 32 腾讯也就在中国耍耍流氓，放到欧洲、北美你看不被告的体无完肤。
苹果一个back design都让三星陪1b,按照这个标准，你想想腾讯的整条产品线：icq->
qq,联众-〉qq游戏，三国杀-〉qq杀，... , 有几个是自己的idea? 保守估计，没个几
千亿赔款，法官都不好意思宣判。
【在 ay 的大作中提到】
: 非常看好腾讯将来一统全球
:
: Japanese
: ’s
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s*******i
发帖数: 12823 | 33 还有绿坝的啊？
没怎么用过就是了，就是觉得GUI设计很赞
难道集成了GFW哈？
【在 B*********e 的大作中提到】
: QQMAIL不能正式用啊
: 他们的绿坝太恶心了，自动屏蔽删除你的信都不通知你
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