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Chinese team finds new coronavirus in patients' tears
Whether the new type of coronavirus is transmitted through the respiratory tract or not, this has always been a hot issue for researchers.
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ByteDance takes on Baidu with standalone app 'Toutiao Search'
Bytedance, which runs content aggregator Jinri Toutiao and short video platform Douyin, has launched the "Toutiao Search" standalone app and is now available on major Android app stores.
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Journal reveals key to invading cells with new coronavirus
Today, a leading academic journal, Cell, published an online paper on the new coronavirus, revealing key proteins required for it to invade cells.
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IDC: China smartphone shipments expected to decrease by 40% in Q1
Affected by the new coronavirus, global smartphone sales will decline by 2.3% this year, with shipments slightly higher than 1.3 billion units, a report released by IDC on Thursday said.
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Tim Cook: New coronavirus has been controlled in China, optimistic about future
China's new coronavirus epidemic is under control, Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Thursday, adding he is optimistic about the future.
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Huawei plans to build 1st European 5G plant in France
Huawei Chairman Liang Hua said on Thursday that Huawei will build its first European 5G manufacturing plant in France, according to Reuters.
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Nio bets big for settling China headquarters in Hefei
On the afternoon of February 25, Nio announced that the Nio EC6 mass production project was launched in Hefei, and a strategic cooperation framework agreement was signed with Hefei City.
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Huawei's Harmony OS is going to land on Chery's new car
Xu Zhijun, Huawei's rotating chairman, said many times last year that Huawei does not build cars but helps others build cars. Now information that seems to be accidentally published showed Huawei's Harmony OS is about to be used in cars.
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China has 1.6 billion mobile phone subscribers
In 2019, there was a net increase of 34.2 million telephone users in China, with a total of 1.79 billion, an increase of 2.5% over the end of the previous year, according to data released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China today.
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Apple drastically reduced self-driving car tests in 2019
In 2019, Apple significantly reduced its self-driving car testing activities, with its fleet driving less than one tenth of 2018, according to Apple Insider.
