HTC today announced the Vive Flow, its smallest and lightest VR headset yet. While the reflective lenses on the outside make it seem like this may be anARheadset — one that lets you see the outside world — this is strictly a VR affair. The $499 device tethers to an external power source and is more focused on lightweight immersive experiences than the high-end gaming VR headsets are normally used for....
Some new shots have appeared of HTC’s latest flagship Android smartphone, making its way through Taipei’s metro system of all places. Engadgetgot the scoop, posting up three images of the device which seem to tally with renders posted byPocketNow, demonstrating a large screen with no physical buttons on its front whatsoever. It has a camera on the front and a very prominent volume control on the side, unfortunately thats all that could be gleaned from the snapshots....
We here at TNW Microsoft watch nearly every video that comes out about Windows Phone handsets, for science of course, but only bring you a slice of them. Quite often the ads and videos are simply average, and thus unworthy of note. We tend to bring you the best, and the worst. Today we are dealing with that latter category. Now that the HTC Radaris out, named, and spec’d, it was only logical that the company would release a few teaser videos to tout the phone before its October launch....
Huawei and Bytedance are prime examples of a new regional approach to trade Regional retrenchment In response to the US moves to restrict its activities,Huawei is nowtrying to forge closer supply alliances with companies in China and elsewhere in Asia, such as Samsung. TikTok could be making a similar move but in the opposite direction,amid reportsthat several US investment capitalists might buy the brand from owner ByteDance and separate it from its Chinese version, which is called Douyin....
Huawei, a major Chinese telecommunications solutions provider has set up its North American headquarters in Markham Ontario, bringing the province a state-of-the-art test lab designed to help improve the telecommunications industry in Canada. Its newheadquarterscurrently employs approximately 200 people and will ”expand our highly competitive offerings and support capabilities to our key customers in Canada” Huawei stated in a press release publishedtoday. And, it will position Huawei closer to its Canadian telecom customers; Bell, Telus and now Wind Mobile....
