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Tesla is bringing its solar roof business into China
After electric vehicles, Tesla's other major product, the third-generation solar roof (Solar Roof V3), will enter China.
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UOS completes adaptation and NTKO Office controls that allow editing documents online
In recent days, the Unity Operating System (UOS) has been expanding in terms of software and hardware adaptation. Now, the Linux version of NTKO Office Document Control is also compatible with it.
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Explainer: What happens to the lungs after coronavirus infection?
The anatomy of the first patient's body in China shows that the new coronavirus (Covid-19) still mainly attacks the lungs. In severe cases, patients often die from asphyxia. How did all this happen?
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Douyin launches internal test of live voice function
Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, is in the internal test of live voice function. Anchors will be able to get this feature after upgrading the Douyin to the latest version.
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Will coronavirus disappear as temperature rises? Expert explains
The spread of the new coronavirus (Covid-19) pneumonia epidemic in China has been brought under control. Nowadays, as the temperature gradually rises, people are more hopeful that the epidemic will recede. Will rising temperatures cause the disappearance of new coronaviruses?
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Chinese team reveals appearance of inactivated Covid-19
A Chinese research team obtained biological samples from clinical Coronavirus Disease 2019 (Covid-19) pneumonia cases. For the first time, the true morphology of Covid-19 after inactivation was observed using a cryo-electron microscope, providing an important ultra-microscopic imaging basis for the identification, identification and clinical research of Covid-19.
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TCL says will release folding screen with affordable price next year
This year TCL Communication launched two new concept phones based on last year's folding screen prototype.
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Huawei opens flagship store near Paris Opera House
Huawei's first flagship store in France was unveiled in Paris on March 5.
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Covid-19 may evolve to flu-like with early symptoms more subtle, research finds
The new coronavirus (Covid-19) may be evolving into a flu-like pattern and the initial symptoms are more difficult to identify, according to a paper published on the SSRN website on March 2 by scholars from the People's Hospital of Wuhan University.
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Be careful! Hackers are committing scams with coronavirus
New coronavirus outbreaks are beginning to be targeted by hackers.