100,000 sold 91 mobile phone assistant Xun Jun, this time to prepare 1 billion

Taiwan's Board of directors intends to buy a "synchronous push" at a price of 5.34 billion NT dollars (about 1.068 billion RMB). The "synchronous push" after the takeover will set up a research and development center in Taiwan. The acquisition is likely to be completed in the first half of next year. According to Krypton 36, "synchronous push" has not been announced inside the message.

le-Sheng Technology was established in Taiwan in 1989, has a branch in Beijing. Currently they have Xbox, PS, Wii, PSP, PC and web full platform game development capabilities, but lack of hand-travel development and distribution experience.

"Synchronous Push" is an iphone application distribution platform developed by 91 mobile phone aide founder Xun Jun, claiming to offer free "genuine software" to iOS users in the country. Jailbreak users can deploy applications by downloading local files, not jailbreak users through the enterprise deployment account. This is a violation of Apple's developer policy, so the "sync push" app on the app Store has only information distribution and gaming recommendations.

Xun Jun 2007 to 100,000 Yuan price of 91 mobile phone assistants sold to the Net Dragon, and then joined the latter until 2009 both contradictions intensified. In 2010 Xun Jun founded a "synchronous push" and gained investment in CAI and innovation workshops. In 2013, the Net Dragon sold 91 mobile phone assistants to Baidu at a 1.9 billion dollar valuation.

It is unclear how the Xun Jun and other management will go after the takeover.