Hugo Barak: After the change of millet

Hugo Barra, the former vice president of Google's Android product management, is one of the most representative members of the Android operating system team, who has been at Google's press conference and Google's I/O developer conference. On the morning of August 29, 2013, Millet co-founder and President Lin announced on Sina Weibo that Hugo Barra will be vice president of Millet from October onwards and will be responsible for the development of Millet international business and the strategic cooperation with Google Android. Last December, he attended the Le Web Science conference in France, where he talked about his experience of working and living in China for months, and supported his views with PowerPoint and various pictures. Former vice president of Google's Android product management Hugo Barra last October to move to millet, in December, he talked about the experience of working and living in China for several months in a science and technology conference. He was an executive at Google's Android division. Last October, he job-hopping to Millet, the company's CEO Lei is called China's jobs. After two months working and living in China, he made a speech at the Le web conference in Paris. In an interview, he praises China and uses icons to prove his point. "China has 8 million college graduates every year, and China's education is unbelievable." China's per capita disposable income has grown twice-fold in eight years. China has at least 122位亿万 millionaires, after the US. There are 600 million internet users in China, with 3 years ' growth of 50%. "He also talked about the huge IPO boom in China's stock market, and the companies that have improved IOP include: State Digital, 58 with the city, where to go to the net." He also talked about how Chinese Internet companies are getting huge users. The AU in the picture represents a monthly active user. (QQ space is 603 million, QQ is 500 million.) He also mentioned a number of specific Chinese companies, first Alibaba, with a Taobao, twice times the size of ebay and Amazon combined. Alipay is like the United States of PayPal, the former is very large and practical, such as can be used to pay for taxi money. China's microblog is like Twitter and bigger. He has only 6,000 followers on Twitter, and after two months in China, he has more than 200,000 Weibo fans. WeChat is a bridge between people's social lives, and he says he has been using the app, not because of the impact of phone calls, emails and text messages. China's Uber called Tick-tock taxi, this application can be direct and exchange: Taxi location, price and so on. He also mentions the MO application, already has 100 million users, may look for nearby strangers. There is no Google Play in China, and all of the Third-party app stores. He specifically mentions 91, saying it's like itunes. Baidu, China's largest search company, bought it for 1 billion dollars (probably 1.9 billion). He says he likes China very much and is learning Chinese.