Kelvin Chan

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Google to Pay $1B Over 3 Years for News Content
It's the company's latest effort to diffuse tensions over its dominance of the news industry.
Oct 1st, 2020
This Thursday, May 7 photo shows Interior Designer Stephanie Jones at the design firm Bergmeyer putting up a safe distancing reminder indicating one way foot traffic to a cubicle at the firms offices in Boston.
Pandemic Will Reshape Office Life
At a minimum, the COVID-19 crisis could be the death knell for some recent polarizing office trends.
May 12th, 2020
People look at different Samsung Galaxy S20 5G phones displayed at the Unpacked 2020 event in San Francisco, Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020.
Foldable Phone Cheaper, Still a Novelty
The Galaxy Z Flip is the second attempt to sell consumers on phones with bendable screens and clamshell designs.
Feb 12th, 2020
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Google CEO Calls for AI Regulation
He says the technology brings benefits but also 'negative consequences.'
Jan 20th, 2020
This March 29, 2018 file photo, shows the logo for social media giant Facebook at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York's Times Square. Facebook said Monday Jan. 6, 2020 that it is banning “deepfake” videos, the false but realistic clips created with artificial intelligence and sophisticated tools, as it steps up efforts to fight online manipulation.
Facebook Bans Deepfakes
It's part of the ongoing fight against online manipulation.
Jan 7th, 2020
In this Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016 file photo, London taxis block the roads during a protest in central London, concerned with unfair competition from services such as Uber. London’s transit operator says it is not renewing Uber’s license to operate in the British capital. Uber’s license expires Monday Nov. 25, 2019.
Uber Loses License in London
The denial in a lucrative European market is a big setback for Uber as it struggles to turn a profit.
Nov 26th, 2019
In this Tuesday April 16, 2019 file photo, the Samsung Galaxy Fold smartphone is presented during a media preview event in London. Samsung is hoping the innovation of smartphones with folding screens reinvigorates the market. Samsung says it will start selling its highly anticipated folding phone on Friday Sept. 6, 2019, after its original launch date was delayed by months because of embarrassing problems with the screen.
Samsung's Folding Phone is Back
After months of delays due to cracking screens, the nearly $2,000 phone will re-launch on Sept. 6
Sep 5th, 2019
A model holds a Samsung Galaxy Fold smartphone to her face, during a media preview event in London, Tuesday April 16, 2019. Samsung is hoping the innovation of smartphones with folding screens giving a large interactive space or smaller usual screen, reinvigorates the market.
Is Folding Samsung a Gimmick?
The most talked about device format will become available for purchase later this month.
Apr 16th, 2019
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Big Tech Companies are Monopolies
Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple are once again being cast as monopolies that have become too powerful for society's good.
Mar 14th, 2019
Attendees take pictures of the new Huawei Mate X foldable 5G smartphone during the Mobile World Congress wireless show, in Barcelona, Spain, Monday, Feb. 25, 2019. The annual Mobile World Congress (MWC) runs from 25-28 February in Barcelona, where companies from all over the world gather to share new products.
Huawei Exec Pokes Fun at U.S. in Speech
He used the event to fight back against U.S. allegations that the company's technology poses a national security risk.
Feb 26th, 2019
Huawei CEO Richard Yu displays the new Huawei Mate X foldable 5G smartphone at the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2019. The fair started with press conferences on Sunday, before the doors open on Monday, Feb. 25, and runs until Feb. 28.
Huawei Unveils Folding 5G Phone
Device makers are looking to folding screens as the industry's next big thing, although most analysts think the market is limited.
Feb 25th, 2019
In this Jan. 29, 2019, file photo, the logos of Huawei are displayed at its retail shop window reflecting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office in Beijing. The head of Britain's cybersecurity agency says government oversight of Huawei has proven it can flag up security problems, suggesting he doesn't think the Chinese company needs to be banned from supplying mobile networks. Ciaran Martin, the CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre, also said Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019 that one of the conditions for maintaining good cybersecurity is having 'sustainable diversity' in the telecommunications equipment supplier market.
UK Considers Softer Approach to Huawei
The British government is due to complete a review of its policies on the safety of 5G in March or April.
Feb 21st, 2019