A startup called TrustGo Mobile Security is counting on Android’s preeminence in the Chinese market.  Because Google doesn’t have an official app store in China, Android developers are relying on third-party distributors.  That means a lot more malware and security breaches for users. TrustGo sees that problems as an opportunity for its Android-based security app…

Mobile devices aren’t the only targets for startups looking to do business in China.  Andy Parng is founder of Sologamoco – named for its focus on combining social, local, gaming, mobile and commerce in a single social networking site. The English translation of the site’s name is “Groove With Us.”

Businessweek reporter John Tozzi wrote an excellent Businessweek article called “China’s Next Export: Venture Capital” about InnoSpring, based on his time here earlier this month.  Here’s an excerpt:

“In April, Empower Micro Systems became one of the first tenants of InnoSpring, a new startup incubator in Santa Clara, Calif., backed largely by Chinese investors. Less than two weeks after Empower’s move-in date, InnoSpring helped the young company—which develops technology that converts electricity between AC and DC—set up meetings with 22 China-based venture capital firms in preparation for a trip to Shanghai in May. ‘To have that network working on our behalf is priceless,’ says Jon Bonanno, Empower’s president.”

Read the full Businessweek article here.