This is a very common phrase in Chinese and you’ll see it used to describe anything from products, movies, music to even food, pretty much anything, which means it’s an essential phrase to learn. 受歡迎（受欢迎） Pinyin: shòu huān yíng English: … Continue reading
Something that we will all do at some point or another is to quit or leave a job, which makes it inevitable that there’ll be an opportunity to use this word. The recent news of Bertrand Serlet (the father of … Continue reading
The following is a short excerpt from a TechBang report about the imminent release of the iPad 2: It’s finally here, Apple is about to hold their first event of the year. Although presently there isn’t any explanation about what … Continue reading
Chinese Level: Intermediate/Advanced With the smartphone market being so competitive, and each device having different functions and specifications, it’s hard to know which phone to buy. So today we’ll be looking at how to compare two of the current most … Continue reading
According to an internal memo at Apple, Jobs has already asked the board of directors for time off, stating that he needs to temporarily focus on his health. All of the every day operations at Apple have been temporarily taken … Continue reading
The following is a Chinese translation of a recent iClarified article. From now on, in addition to translating Chinese articles into English, we’ll also focus on translating English language articles into Chinese too. Which should provide a more varied insight … Continue reading
Android becomes US sales champion of the last six months Which is the most popular mobile phone operating system? Symbian? you’re dreaming! Blackberry? That’s already history! iOS? looks like it’s already topped out! Now the most popular is Android. According … Continue reading
People who are used to listening to music while exercising probably all have this problem; if you hang the MP3 player around your neck when you start moving the continual swinging of the player looks awful and sometimes will even … Continue reading
From Techbang: Following a meeting with the Taiwanese Consumer Protection Commission, Apple has finally responded to the recent pricing blunder and agreed to honour the price of $19,900NT (£400) for one computer to consumers who meet the Apple Store for … Continue reading
We did a post a few weeks back that covered some Twitter accounts that you could follow that were tweeting about learning Chinese – but obviously you’re not limited to folllowing accounts that are just about learning Chinese, follow some … Continue reading
