Nine cities will guide the hands of the platform Zhu Micro Bo Li Mobile Internet

October 26 News, after the nine city vice president Shen revealed that the company plans to introduce mobile gaming platform OpenFeint into the Chinese market in the year, the Nineth City President Zhu today in his Sina Weibo published eight consecutive comments, in response to the former Kai-Fu Lee in his microblog mobile internet trends views expressed,　　Emphasize that mobile Internet should follow the Internet principle-"speed".　　For Kai-Fu Lee "Entertainment + social application will dominate China Mobile internet market" view, Zhu said that "the internet is originally hung with information sharing and education to learn sheep head, selling entertainment of the dog meat," but in Zhu seems to be the potential opportunities for mobile internet than Kai-fu Lee expected "14 times times." In July 2010, nine cities announced a final investment agreement with Aurora Feint, the US mobile gaming and Platform company, with a strategic minority investment in Aurorafeint from nine cities.　　That was one of the signals that was seen as a positive move in the nine city after the loss of World of Warcraft. Then, Intel, the chipmaker, announced a $3 million trillion investment in Aurorafeint's mobile gaming platform OpenFeint.　　For the two sides of similar investment ideas, Zhu in its microblog, "Intel in the nine cities after the investment openfeint, great minds alike." In addition, today Zhu also said in Weibo that "mobile internet opportunity is to create service value", and said that "the Internet's principle and selling point is ' speed '."　　Interestingly, the idea is easily reminiscent of the "speed" of nine cities in the mobile-Internet landscape-openfeint the gaming social platform into the Chinese market during the year. CNNIC data show that up to the end of December 2009, China's mobile phone users 233 million, accounting for 60.8% of the total netizen, this number in December 2008 for 118 million. At the same time, China's online gaming market has slowed and stalled, and more and more online game manufacturers are starting to find ways to break through the market bottlenecks. In this context, the mobile Internet began to enter the eyes of people. In fact, in the nine city revealed about to introduce the OpenFeint platform, Shanda 18 fund just finished investment Apple platform game development team.　　Some insiders point out that with the continuous improvement of mobile internet construction, mobile gaming is about to become a new area of competition for online players. Aurora Feint, a company focused on mobile gaming, has developed and operated mobile internet gaming social platforms and apps openfeint currently used by thousands of mobile game developers, both in Apple app The store has nearly 30 million registered users and 2,200 balance games. July 2, 2010, nine cities announced a strategic minority equity investment. (Digging the shell net)