Tencent

  • Tencent games back on Huawei AppGallery

    The dispute between Huawei and Tencent may have come to an end.

  • Huawei removes Tencent games: a game where both sides have big stakes

    It is not only the hope of Tencent or even the Chinese game industry to ease their burden as developers, but also the helplessness of Chinese Android phone makers such as Huawei.

  • Huawei Game Center removes all Tencent games, saying the latter unilaterally made significant changes to cooperation

    Huawei Game Center has removed all Tencent games, saying that the latter unilaterally made significant changes to the cooperation between the two sides, resulting in significant obstacles to continued cooperation.

  • Tencent's Honor of Kings reclaims title of world's most profitable mobile game in November

    Tencent's Honor of Kings remained the world's most profitable mobile game in November after that position was upended last month by newcomer local competitor Genshin Impact.

  • Tencent launches TV version of its START cloud game platform, with picture quality comparable to that of a console

    Chinese social media and gaming giant Tencent has teamed up with a number of TV manufacturers, including TCL, Hisense, Changhong and Konka, to launch a TV version of its START cloud game platform.

  • Tencent files new patent for self-driving

    Tencent recently added several new patents, one of which involves smart driving technology, meaning the Chinese social giant is also taking aim at this hot new industry.

  • Chinese team finds security vulnerabilities in Apple M1 chip devices and iPhone 12 Pro

    Tencent Xuanwu Labs has successfully breached the latest MacBook equipped with the M1 chip and the iPhone 12 Pro using newly discovered security flaws, according to Tencent Security.

  • Tencent Q3 revenue beats estimates, WeChat reaches 1.21 billion monthly active users

    Tencent generated revenue of RMB 125.45 billion in the third quarter, higher than market estimates of RMB 123.83 billion, the company reported today.

  • Tencent Cloud enables first 5G edge computing center

    Tencent Cloud announced on October 14 that it has opened its first 5G edge computing center, which is being deployed to address issues such as lack of computing power and network latency that have long plagued real-time HD audio and video, smart communities, smart healthcare, industrial Internet and other scenarios.

  • WeChat for Windows 3.0.0 released, allows users to add mini-programs to desktop

    WeChat for Windows version 3.0.0 has now been updated to add address book management and support for mini-program desktop fixes.