Jon Russellحساب تایید شده

LOLpic.twitter.com/mEfmkx9r64

2017 problemspic.twitter.com/McujF8sA2Q

Pretty crazy smartphone growth in Thailand >> 5.3 million shipments in 2017 Q3, growing 9.9% quarter over quarter and 26.7% year over year https://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prAP43246017 …pic.twitter.com/woEsQKcj6b

Crazy to think that Bitcoin will likely reach $10,000 before Ethereum hits $500pic.twitter.com/sYD6pW8Cdy

Banking On Bitcoin is one of the flight movie options on Hong Kong Airlinespic.twitter.com/DMwK6oy5gQ

Very cool (and free) games arcade at the new Terminal 4 of Singapore’s Changi airportpic.twitter.com/rO3uTrgFGT

I receive too many emails like this from people doing ICOspic.twitter.com/xtPCHpgb1f

The Razer phonepic.twitter.com/1CFfuZKjGS

Startup panel timepic.twitter.com/zNCweiIFuy

Getting ready for our @Techcrunch Singapore meetuppic.twitter.com/gTNTmVmwaF

Hello Google Singaporepic.twitter.com/PsF65xNP9D

Tencent becomes first $500B Chinese tech firm — its HKSE shares have more than doubled over the past year http://techcrunch.com/2017/11/20/tencent-500-billion/ …pic.twitter.com/LEe4iKvy8L

For a second I thought Trump had figured out how to thread tweetspic.twitter.com/pXK0xFrOUO

Thailand: where Christmas begins in Novemberpic.twitter.com/HpcPhXKuu1

New Tesla Roadster does 0-60 in 1.9 seconds — due 2020pic.twitter.com/q4BUjVXrXX

Good banter herepic.twitter.com/6lrYNvBIQz

The award for obvious statement of the year goes to Facebook for finally realizing it doesn't need individual and unconnected Snapchat clones sitting inside ALL of its products https://twitter.com/riptari/status/930353996778393600 …pic.twitter.com/gFspbO8Fcg

An update to the 'AWS leaving China' story -- Amazon has confirmed that it isn't leaving, but it did sell certain physical assets to its local partner in order to comply with Chinese law https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/13/aws-exits-china/ …pic.twitter.com/2DPRbQNiRC

Now is the time to sign up to @niubi's in-depth China newsletter — the price will increase at the weekendpic.twitter.com/anraz4wn5y

Uber used to consider governments and taxi firms enemies, now it is openly partnering with them to develop its business in Southeast Asia and compete more squarely with Grab https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/11/uber-takes-a-different-approach-to-asia/ …pic.twitter.com/WsxoXvTQSr