China's Cootek struggles on trading debut, vows to push forward
CooTek – the VC-backed Chinese app developer behind the TouchPal smart phone keyboard – shrugged off a disappointing trading debut in New York and pledged to cultivate new products with a view to easing reliance on its flagship offering.
“AI [artificial intelligence] and big data are the cornerstones on which we build our core products. While we will still focus on expanding the user base for TouchPal, we want to find ways to monetize...
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