Britain’s decision to allow the use of Huawei’s equipment in the “non-core” parts of the UK’s new 5G and full-fibre telecoms networks has been met with relief by the Chinese company, calming fears that a total ban could threaten its global empire.
Futuristic sex toys that allow the user to control a vibrator from across the country or achieve “blended orgasms” got some visitors at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show hot under the collar.
Dai Yi Wan's face created from composite of 10,000 Taiwanese, including President Tsai and rival Han Kuo-yu. An artificial intelligence character named “Dai Yi Wan” (戴怡宛), which was created for a competition by a group of talented Taiwanese, seeks to drive home the message that “Taiwan (Dai Yi Wan) can help.”
Space programme seeks to bounce back after 2019 project ended with a crash landing on the lunar surface
A cracking camera, great screen and 32-hour battery life
At its big launch event Tuesday, Apple spent nearly 30 minutes on the flashy iPhone 11 Pro, lavishing praise upon its three camera lenses and touting its bigger battery. And then there was that new green color. (It wasn't the most mind-blowing reveal.) The company spent just seconds on what was the most impressive change to its lineup: a price cut on the base model, the new iPhone 11, that makes it $50 cheaper than last year's iPhone XR. The iPhone 11, which packs a dual-lens setup, starts at $699.
India has successfully launched its second lunar mission a week after it halted the scheduled blast-off due to a technical snag.
Facebook Inc’s Libra cryptocurrency would hand over much of the control of monetary policy from central banks to private companies, the company’s co-founder Chris Hughes said in an opinion piece in the Financial Times on Friday.
