Yiqi Launched The First Chinese Open Platform Fully Supports OpenSocial

Posted by Gang Lu on August 6, 2008 · Filed Under China Web2, Open Web

Yesterday, Yiqi released its open platform which is reported the First Chinese open platform fully support OpenSocial standard, despite that Tianji is the first Chinese SNS listed on OpenSocial partner list and CityIN had its OpenSocial application platform released back in April. The official announcement can be found here (Chinese) and you can read more on CEO of Yiqi, Wen Xie’s blog where Mr. Xie also gave his insight on the Open concept.

16 applications are now available right now. Not many, and probably it needs cache servers to improve the loading speed since most applications seem being hosted oversea. But I think it does not really matter considering it is the first trial, what matters is that OpenSocial finally becomes Real in China web.

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