by Ash
1 week
The Chinese government has released a new set of rules that aim to combat gaming addiction across China, including no playing video games at night and a limit on screen time. As reported by The New York Times, the Chinese governme...
by Atiya
3 weeks
Tesla completed production of their Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai 8 months ago; and in it, completed production of the first Model 3 body-in-white just 2 weeks ago. The company assigned the date for the start of production to be the 1...
by Rahul
1 month
Huawei’s chairman earlier confirmed that the Mate X will be launched in the month of October. Now, according to a cnBeta report, the company is sticking to its earlier promise and is all set to launch the foldable smartphone...
by Surur
1 month
A recent episode of satirical cartoon South Park claimed Hollywood writers and producers were kowtowing to an extreme degree to the Chinese government to enable the distribution of their products to its 1.4 billion citizens. Now a...
by Surur
1 month
The ongoing Hong Kong protests has dragged Apple into the battle, after the company decided to remove a number of apps from the iOS App Store that protestors were using to help coordinate their protests and keep themselves safe. O...
by Rahul
2 months
Oppo is going to launch yet another flagship smartphone, Oppo Reno Ace in the month of October in China. The smartphone, as per an Oppo executive, has support for 65W Super VOOC fast charging, thus making the Reno Ace the smartpho...
by Rahul
3 months
After launching two flagship smartphones, the S10 and Note10, Samsung is looking to bring something more affordable to the market. The Korean smartphone manufacturer is expected to launch a brand new Galaxy, the Galaxy A91 and a n...
by Pradeep
3 months
Things are getting ugly between China and the US. In response to China imposing new tariffs on $75 bn of US imports, US President Donald Trump today announced new tariffs on Chinese import products in the US. Starting on October 1...
by Anmol
4 months
Back in May, Huawei received a massive blow when the US government cut the company’s access to both hardware and software. However, after a lot of struggle, Donald Trump finally suspended the sanctions but refused to remove ...
by Surur
4 months
Last week Nikkei reported that numerous technology companies, including Microsoft, were planning to follow Apple and cut hardware production in China to avoid tariffs in the US-China trade war. “China’s hiked producti...