by Adre's IT | 3 March, 2023 | Adre's IT Blog, Hardware, mwc 2023, OnePlus, trade shows
I want to talk about weird tech for a minute. A lot of strange and wonderful pieces of technology have come across our desks over the years. More often that not, they’re the purview of the startup. Small companies are more nimble and willing to take risks. That’s...
by Adre's IT | 25 October, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Analysis, clearview ai, CNBC
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has unsealed charges against two alleged DPRC spies who are accused of attempting to obstruct a federal prosecution against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei. In a criminal complaint dated October 20 and made public on...
by Adre's IT | 9 September, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Apple, CNBC, customs, Footprint, iPhone, launches, law enforcement, monzo, satellite communications, smartphones, The Boring Company, United States, Virgin Atlantic, virtual assistant
A day before Apple unveiled its highly anticipated satellite-powered SOS feature for iPhone 14, Huawei announced its own equivalent. The Chinese telecoms equipment and smartphone giant said its flagship Mate 50 series will support texting via satellite communication....
by Adre's IT | 27 April, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Anathem Ventures, artificial intelligence, Asia, Automotive, baltimore, Brent Bellm, chrome os, CNBC, computing, driver, dusseldorf, Funding, online education, Orbital Systems, Portland, productivity software, self-driving cars, TC, Transportation, volvo, Welight Capital, Zipcar
This is an interesting day when we see two of China’s major robotaxi foes come together, offering a clue to how the industry is evolving in the country. WeRide.ai and Pony.ai, which both operate out of China’s southern metropolis Guangzhou and California,...
by Adre's IT | 14 April, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, bilibili, bloomingdales, Boeing, clearview ai, CNBC, Disrupt SF 2020, euronext, fuel cell, g20, Google Allo, gps, Hikvision, law enforcement, monzo, TC Disrupt 2021, Uyghurs, west africa, wildfires
For 10 months in 2018, Ovalbek Turdakun was a prisoner in one of China’s notorious detention camps, where he was tortured, subject to horrific conditions and under constant surveillance. In a makeshift courtroom inside the detention camp he was being held,...
