Category: transport
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Apple’s Plans for Thinner and Foldable iPhones to Stimulate Growth
Apple is preparing to launch thinner, foldable iPhones in a bid to revitalize growth in its smartphone sales, which have stagnated recently. The upcoming designs include a cost-effective slim model and two foldable devices, aimed at capturing consumer interest and addressing key market challenges. Analysts express that these innovative moves are crucial in comparison to…
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China’s Generative AI Market Surges with 230 Million Users, US Companies Still Favored
China is witnessing a rapid expansion in generative AI usage, with over 230 million users currently engaged in these services. Notably, foreign offerings like ChatGPT remain popular despite governmental blocks, indicating a robust market for AI technology. Investments from companies like Nvidia and Apple underscore the strategic importance of this sector in both China and…
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Hyundai and Kia Unveil X-ble Shoulder: A Breakthrough in Wearable Robotics
Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation have launched the ‘X-ble Shoulder,’ a wearable robot designed to assist workers with overhead lifting tasks, enhancing muscle strength and significantly reducing shoulder load and muscle activity. The X-ble Shoulder is available for commercialization in 2025 and aims to penetrate various industries while prioritizing user safety and comfort. This…
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Apple and Amazon Pursue Communications With Missing Client in Class Action Case
Apple and Amazon have requested Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP to disclose communications with a missing client linked to a class action lawsuit against them. This absence poses significant challenges to the ongoing legal proceedings, prompting the firms to seek clarity. Apple and Amazon have formally requested that the law firm Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro…
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Tata Electronics Targets Major Tech Firms for Strategic Client Expansion
Tata Electronics is engaging with major tech firms like Microsoft, Dell, and HP to diversify its client base and establish itself as a significant player in the global electronics manufacturing services market. The company aims to emulate the business model of Foxconn while expanding beyond its current focus on Apple iPhones. Recent challenges, including a…
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Jim Cramer Raises Concerns Over Gail Slater’s Antitrust Appointment Affecting Google
Jim Cramer expressed concerns about Gail Slater’s potential role as Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, emphasizing her lack of support for major tech companies like Google. The U.S. Department of Justice’s recent actions against Google signal a tougher regulatory environment under the incoming Trump administration, with significant implications for big tech firms. On Wednesday, Jim…
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Promising Future for Wearable Gaming Technology Market: Growth Projections and Trends
The Wearable Gaming Technology market is expected to grow from USD 3.5 billion in 2023 to USD 12.5 billion by 2030, marking an 18% CAGR. This growth is driven by trends in AI integration, immersive gaming experiences, and user-centered design. Key challenges include device pricing and user comfort. The Wearable Gaming Technology market is poised…
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The Impermanence of Cloud Backups: Why You Should Backup Locally
The article warns against relying solely on cloud backups, highlighting Apple’s policy change that will lead to the deletion of data from older devices not upgraded to iOS 9. This emphasizes the temporary nature of cloud storage, as users may find crucial documents lost if they do not maintain local backup copies. Real-life cases illustrate…
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Tim Cook’s Strategic Visit to China: Navigating AI and Regulatory Challenges
Tim Cook has returned to China to discuss launching Apple Intelligence, navigating regulatory challenges while addressing supply chain issues and US-China trade tensions. Cook is exploring collaborations with local tech firms to facilitate AI integration in compliance with Chinese regulations. This visit marks his third trip to China in 2024, underscoring the region’s strategic importance…
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Huawei to Transition Away from Google’s Android in New Devices from 2025
Huawei Technologies Co. will discontinue the use of Google’s open-source Android tech in new smartphones and tablets starting in 2025, introducing HarmonyOS Next instead. The Mate 70 series is set to enhance performance while enabling Huawei to reclaim market share from Apple and minimize dependence on US technology amidst ongoing sanctions. Huawei Technologies Co. announced…