Semiconductor & AI Firms Flood HKEX: Over 500 in IPO Pipeline
April 15, 2026 – During a recent event, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, John Lee, revealed some noteworthy data that has caught the attention of the financial and tech communities. Lee disclosed that over 500 companies are currently in the queue to go public in Hong Kong. Among these prospective listed…
iMac Prototype Unveiled: Apple Logo Makes a Comeback Under the Display
July 29, 2025 – According to a post by Kosutami on X yesterday (July 28), an image was shared showing an iMac prototype in the Engineering Validation Test (EVT) phase. Notably, this prototype features an Apple logo positioned beneath the screen. Since 2021, Apple’s iMac lineup has undergone significant changes, transitioning from Intel processors to…
Google Wallet Raises Compatibility Standards, Leaving Some Older Devices Behind
May 13, 2024 – Google Wallet, the payment software introduced by Google for Android devices, has recently updated its support page, announcing an increase in compatibility requirements that may render the app unusable on certain older devices. Users can quickly make payments through NFC as well as store passes and tickets using Google Wallet. Effective…
OpenAI Makes Splash at Super Bowl with $14 Million Ad Viewed by 130 Million
February 10, 2025 – During the 59th annual Super Bowl, artificial intelligence company OpenAI, developers of ChatGPT, aired their first television advertisement. The Super Bowl, the annual championship game of the National Football League in the United States, akin to the “Spring Festival Gala” for Americans, garners immense attention and serves as a prime advertising…
Samsung Achieves Breakthrough in 16-Layer Hybrid Bonding HBM Technology
April 09, 2024 – According to recent media reports, Samsung Electronics has announced the completion of technology verification for its 16-layer hybrid bonding HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) process. The company has successfully manufactured a working prototype of a 16-layer stacked HBM3 memory using this hybrid bonding technique, indicating that the technology will be utilized in…
Apple’s iOS 17.1.1 Update: Resolving Wireless Charging Woes with BMW Cars
November 15, 2023 – Recent reports from the media highlight Apple’s rollout of the iOS 17.1.1 system, addressing the issue of BMW cars being unable to wirelessly charge iPhone 15 series devices. Alongside this development, the downgrade path for iOS 17.1 has been officially closed, with Apple encouraging users to upgrade to the new iOS…
Samsung Considers Integrating More Sony Camera Sensors in Upcoming Smartphones
March 11, 2024 – Camera sensors, a crucial component in smartphones, have long been dominated by Sony as the world’s leading manufacturer. However, Samsung, with its System LSI division producing ISOCELL-branded sensors, holds a strong second position globally. While Samsung’s Galaxy phones have predominantly featured the company’s in-house sensors, a new development might change this…
BYD Hits 100,000-Vehicle Milestone in Australia with ‘Shark’ Electric Pickup
April 30, 2026 – BYD has recently achieved a remarkable milestone in the Australian automotive market by delivering its 100,000th vehicle. This feat was accomplished in less than three and a half years since the brand’s debut in Australia in November 2022, setting a new record for the fastest growth of a Chinese automotive brand…
Apple’s Four-Pronged Strategy to Weather Tariff Storm: Supplier Pressure, Cost Absorption, and More
April 8, 2025 – Apple Inc. is reportedly preparing a multifaceted strategy to counteract the financial impact of impending tariffs on its products, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The company’s global manufacturing footprint faces fresh challenges as new tariffs threaten operations not only in China but also in countries where it has diversified production, including…
Apple’s Policy Change on Sideloading Apps: A Fundamental Shift in Response to Developer Dissatisfaction
Developers have long been unhappy with the so-called “Apple Tax,” a fee of 15% to 30% that Apple charges for sales made through its App Store. However, a fundamental change is on the horizon as Apple adjusts its strategy in response to legislative pressures and developer dissatisfaction. According to a report by Bloomberg journalist Mark…