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Taiwan's Machinery Industry to See Stable Growth in Coming Years

Apr 1, 2019

Taiwan's Machinery Industry to See Stable Growth in Coming YearsTaiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) reported that last year the overall investments by the domestic machinery industry in the development of smart machine equipment, ...

Tags: Machinery Industry, MOEA, smart machine equipment

Taiwan Tech Firms Show off Innovative Tech Products at MWC 2018

Mar 6, 2018

Held annually at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain, Mobile World Congress (MWC), is the most influential trade fair for mobile industry. This year's MWC, running from February 25 through 28 and themed “Creating a Better Future”, ...

Tags: mobile industry, MWC 2018

If You Want an iPhone 8, You'd Better Start Saving Now

May 15, 2017

We’ve been hearing for months that the iPhone 8 will be the most expensive mainstream smartphone ever, but our wallets aren’t quite ready for the latest estimates. Today a Goldman Sach’s analyst predicted the top-end, ...

Tags: iPhone 8, smartphone

The Next Apple Watch Will Be Closer to a Smartphone Than Ever

Mar 29, 2017

The Apple Watch 3 (or Apple Watch Series 3, in Cupertino-approved parlance) could come with a SIM card slot and built-in 4G LTE connectivity, according to a new report. Analyst Christopher Rolland claims that, following discussions with ...

Tags: Apple Watch 3, Smartphone

Budget Android Phones Are Sending Personal User Data to China

Nov 17, 2016

Research from security firm Kryptowire shows software installed on some cheap Android phones has been secretly sending user data – including full text messages – to a Chinese server. The software, which also collects location ...

Tags: software, ZTE

Microsoft or Google May Buy Twitter – Deal ‘Before Year End’ Leaks

Sep 27, 2016

Google, Microsoft, and several other tech firms are all respectively mulling over a complete buyout of Twitter, according to a new report. CNBC reports that Twitter has received “expressions of interest” regarding an ...

Tags: Google, Microsoft, buyout of Twitter

FBI Confirms It Has Accessed Terrorist's iPhone, Case Against Apple Dropped

Mar 30, 2016

The United States Department of Justice has withdrawn its court order against Apple after the FBI successfully cracked a disputed iPhone 5c handset without Cupertino’s help. The news follows an FBI-led postponement of a planned ...

Tags: Apple, FBI, iPhone

China Should Be Attractive for Foreign Investors

Mar 15, 2016

"We will create an investment environment that is fairer, more transparent and more predictable. China must always be a land that attracts foreign investments," said Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on March 5, in his 2016 government work report ...

Tags: Foreign Investors, foreign investments

Beijing's Zhongguancun Focuses on Serving Innovation, Start-UPS

Dec 29, 2015

Beijing's Zhongguancun, one of the country's leading technology hubs, plans to upgrade its core 7.2-km-long street area into one serving innovation and business start-ups, they announced Sunday. Under the plan, the area will cover key ...

Tags: Zhongguancun, Serving Innovation, Start-UPS

Tsinghua Unigroup of China to Buy 25% Stake in Two More Taiwanese Chip Assemblers--Such Acquisitions Seen to Bring Ample Capital Without Management Takeover

Dec 21, 2015

Tsinghua Unigroup of mainland China announced on Dec. 11 to acquire a 24.9 percent holding in Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd. (SPIL) and a 25 percent stake in ChipMOS Technologies (Bermuda) Ltd. for total cost of NT$68.8 billion ...

Tags: Tsinghua Unigroup, semiconductor, Processing Machinery

Tech Firms Cooperate to Address Cybersecurity Risks

Dec 18, 2015

Chinese IT companies are acting to defend their country against cyber attack risks, which are increasingly a threat to national security. China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC) signed a memorandum with Microsoft on Thursday ...

Tags: IT companies, cyber attack, cybersecurity

Cyber Sovereignty Taboo Should End

Dec 18, 2015

Discussion of sovereignty over the Internet has long been a taboo, dismissed in Western media as violation of freedom. The time has come to drag the issue into the cold, hard light of day, and China, with an online population of 670 ...

Tags: Cyber Sovereignty, Taboo

Long-Term Consequences of China's Coming Stockmarket Correction Are The Ones to Fear

Jun 5, 2015

The long-term consequences of China's coming stockmarket correction are the ones to fear IF YOU were a Chinese worker you could have spent the past year toiling to earn a living. Or you could have bought some shares and sat on the sofa ...

Tags: Share Prices, Economy, Stockmarket

Digitalisation of The Economy Is Focus at This Year's Event

Mar 16, 2015

Germany's annual IT business fair CeBIT said Sunday that the digitalisation of the economy is primary focus at this year's event, and the strong presence from China as partner country is attracting great attention. CeBIT, hosted by ...

Tags: CeBIT, IT business fair

Samsung Reportedly to Release Two Versions of Upcoming Flagship Galaxy S6 Handset at MWC

Jan 12, 2015

Samsung is reportedly planning to release two versions of its upcoming flagship Galaxy S6 handset at this year’s Mobile World Congress. According to Business Insider, which cites ‘sources familiar with the ...

Tags: Samsung, Consumer Electronics, MVC

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