[Hardware # Software +] Whether it is a trivial or major event in the industry, or the old changes in hardware # software, "Hardware +" literally publishes an article every day. Editors who frequently discuss software will chat with you separately about the lesser-known aspects of the software industry. We also welcome you to provide news and leads, as long as they are of interest to netizens, they will be topics for discussion. Thickness gauges. Software + Issue 13
In the previous issue, we invited seasoned editors from the industry to discuss with us the topic of Baidu's upcoming release. You can also immediately join the discussion on this topic.
Topic: Baidu - Cannon fodder of the Tencent Empire or the ultimate solver?
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Participants in the previous issue: Rizhi, Computer Tiger, Cat's Eye Stone, Dudu, Xiajiang, Chatting tools. Although Tencent dominates, there is no shortage of heated competition among rivals such as Sina, Alibaba Wangwang, etc., each having their own user base. Rumors later emerged that Baidu would also enter the field of chat tool development. It now appears true because Baidu has started recruiting senior product managers. Why does Baidu, which focuses mainly on search, want to compete in the chat tool arena?
Computer Tiger: Talking about the domestic market, it might be described as Tencent being the only standout, even though it continues to expand overseas, its user numbers far exceed those of others.
Me: I feel that none of these pose a significant threat to Tencent, not even Microsoft # Microsoft abroad can match up.
Computer Tiger: It has been building the myth of attracting young users, but it is somewhat self-deception. The tools like Tencent's QQ also serve to segment the user group.
Me: I think compared to Baidu and others, Baidu has more opportunities.
Xiajiang: Nowadays, QQ is no longer just a simple chat tool. With each version upgrade, many small software additions have increased its size, making the cute penguin increasingly bloated. External ads and frequent pop-ups have eroded user trust. Now, with the diversity of online and offline activities, QQ can no longer meet the needs of more users. This way, the market becomes fragmented. Additionally, chat tools require long hours of online presence, giving users little dependence and stickiness. Developers can use such an endpoint to add or transmit more information, offering significant advantages in promoting their own products.
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