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BOE's new invention allows people with visual impairments to 'see' pictures
The "reader" contains two parts: a haptic sensing device, which is worn on the finger of the visually impaired person, and a display device, which includes a touch panel.
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Chinese appliance giant Midea sets up semiconductor company
The company was established on January 26 with a registered capital of RMB 20 million yuan ($3 million).
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A quarter of mobile apps in Chinese market are games
By the end of 2020, the number of game apps reached 887,000 among all app categories in the Chinese market, accounting for 25.7% of all apps, latest data showed.
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Huami Technology says it will soon launch third-gen wearable chip
Huami Technology, a Xiaomi eco-chain company, will launch its in-house developed third-generation wearable chip soon, said Huang Wang, founder, chairman, and CEO of the company.
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Short video platform Kuaishou asked to remove 10,000 videos suspected of copyright infringement
Chinese short video platform Kuaishou has been asked by the China Audio-Video Copyright Association to remove 10,000 videos suspected of copyright infringement.
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China's first privately-held high-speed railway starts track laying
The construction of the Hangzhou-Shaoxing-Taizhou railway, which started at the end of 2017, is one of the first eight railroads in China with private investments.
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37 Chinese mobile games earn over $100 million in overseas markets last year
The top 30 mobile game products in terms of overseas revenue generated a total of $9.24 billion in the App Store and Google Play, up 47% from $6.3 billion in 2019.
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Chinese screen supplier Visionox reportedly gets order to supply panels for 5 million Huawei phones
The company will also provide Honor with nearly 10 million AMOLED display panels, according to the source.
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SMIC withdraws from the US OTC market
China's leading contract chipmaker SMIC announced its withdrawal from the OTCQX, the US over-the-counter market, and the termination of the ADR Level 1 program on January 31.
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OPPO closes super flagship store to shrink its offline business
"It's a fact that OPPO's business is weak and the cost of offline stores is big, so closing the store is a sure way to go."