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- New Social Networking Platform Mastodon Sees Surge as Twitter Users Flee New Post Limits
Since assuming control of Twitter in October 2022, Musk's erratic management style has caused some users Instead of being governed by a single entity, Mastodon operates on a network of thousands of computer
- Rednote Releases Open-Source AI Model Amid Growing Chinese Tech Push
The company began investing in large language model development in 2023, shortly after OpenAI released ChatGPT in late 2022. performs similarly to Alibaba’s Qwen 2.5 in coding tasks Rednote has ramped up AI development since 2023
- Meta's Reels Catches Up to TikTok in Users, Advertisers, and Revenue
with rapid increase in users, advertisers and revenue. tech360.tv When Meta first launched Reels in 2020 annual revenue has jumped to $10 billion, versus around $3 billion last fall and $1 billion in summer 2021 That makes it about the size of TikTok's estimated 2021 revenue.
- Disney+ Subscription Prices to Rise for Fourth Consecutive Year
Previous price hikes included a 38% increase in Dec. 2022, followed by further rises in Oct. 2023, and Oct. 2024.
- BYD Plans $1 Billion Investment for Electric Cars and Batteries in India
Since 2020, India has intensified scrutiny of investments from neighboring countries, including China In 2022, BYD, an acronym for "Build Your Dreams," sold a total of 1.86 million battery electric vehicles In India, EVs accounted for just over 1% of total car sales, amounting to 3.8 million in 2022.
- Google Agrees to US$155 Million Settlements Over Location Tracking
The company previously agreed to pay US$391.5 million in November 2022 to resolve similar allegations Google's advertising revenue for the first half of 2023 amounted to US$110.9 billion, accounting for
- Cyber Attack Hits Indonesia's National Data Centre, Ransom Sought
In 2022, Indonesia's central bank was similarly hit by ransomware, however public services were unaffected Furthermore, in 2021, a weakness in the health ministry's COVID app compromised the personal information
- South Korean Gaming Companies Optimistic about China's Market Potential
With at least 18 Korean video games licensed for release since late 2022, these companies are optimistic Prior to December 2022, only two South Korean games had received licenses in the six years since March been South Korea's largest export market for video games, accounting for over 38% of game exports in 2012 Originally planned for an earlier release, the game's launch was suddenly canceled in August 2020.
- TikTok Sees 75% Revenue Surge in Europe and UK
TikTok's revenue in Europe and UK surged by 75% in 2023. The operating loss margin increased to 30% in 2023, up from 20% in 2022, mainly due to one-off provisions TikTok's revenue in Europe and UK surged by 75% in 2023.
- TikTok Faces €345 Million Fine for Mishandling Children's Data in Europe
European Union. tech360.tv The DPC stated that TikTok breached several EU privacy laws between July 31, 2020 , and December 31, 2020. relevant as they had already implemented measures before the DPC's investigation began in September 2021 The violations occurred between July 2020 and December 2020.
- Chinese Company Debuts WaveFly 5X Consumer Flying Watercraft on Lake Taihu
US Pentagon Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency also launched the Liberty Lifter programme in 2022 Navee was founded in 2021 and is backed by robot vacuum manufacturer Dreame Technology.
- Microsoft to Close Africa Development Centre in Nigeria
The centre, located in Lagos, was established in 2022 to provide engineering and innovation solutions prioritise investment in strategic growth areas. tech360.tv The centre, located in Lagos, was established in 2022 As of December 2022, Microsoft had over 200 engineers in Lagos and more than 500 in Nairobi, Kenya. The centre, located in Lagos, was established in 2022 to provide engineering and innovation solutions
- EU States Reject Mandatory Big Tech Child Abuse Content Detection
The EU position is less prescriptive than a 2023 position by the European Parliament. Legislation was drawn up in 2022 to strengthen coordination across the 27 countries of the European Union The EU Council's position is less strict than a 2023 European Parliament proposal for online child protection
- BYD Surpasses Tesla Again as Annual Sales Exceed USD 100 Billion
Credit: BYD The Shenzhen-based automaker first overtook Tesla in unit deliveries in 2022 and extended its lead in the third quarter of 2024. After holding a 16% share in 2020, it dropped to 6% in 2024 and further to 4.3% in February 2025. delivered 30,688 vehicles in February, a 49.2% drop from the previous year and the lowest since July 2022 Analysts predict BYD’s annual revenue will reach USD 130.3 billion in 2025 and USD 154.2 billion in 2026
- Guangdong's AI industry hits US$25 billion as it competes with Beijing and Shanghai
Guangdong's AI industry reaches 180 billion yuan in 2023. Beijing leads China with an AI industry output value exceeding 250 billion yuan in 2023. In 2022, Guangdong was home to approximately 489,000 AI-related companies, including over 1,200 publicly universities, boasts the largest AI industry in China, surpassing 250 billion yuan in output value in 2023 Guangdong's AI industry reaches 180 billion yuan in 2023 Shenzhen contributes 44% of the province's AI
- Tech Round-up Week 1 Nov 2020: Apple One in SG, LG Rolls Out Wearable Air Purifier & More
Apple One subscription now available in Singapore Credit: Apple If you’re using Apple devices, you’ll definitely want to check out the new Apple One subscription that has just been made available in Singapore. Priced at S$16.95 for the individual plan, subscribers will get access to Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, Apple Music and 50GB of iCloud storage. There’s also a family plan at S$22.95 that also includes Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, Apple Music and 200GB of iCloud storage. With savings of over S$8 a month for the individual plan and over S$9 a month for the family plan, Apple One seems to be a great option for families who are deeply integrated in the Apple ecosystem. LG rolls out Puricare wearable air purifier in key regions Credit: LG Electronics LG’s Puricare wearable air purifier mask is finally starting to roll out globally, with launches in key regions like Asia and the Middle East first. Utilising two HEPA filters, LG claims up to 99.95% of harmful airborne particulates will be able to be removed from the air. There are also three-speed DUAL Fans and a Respiratory Sensor that can detect the cycle and volume of the wearer’s breathing and adjust the fans to help the user breathe easier with the mask on. The built-in rechargeable battery will provide up to eight hours of use on the low setting, and up to two hours on the highest setting. The air purifier mask also comes with a case that has LG’s UVnano UV-C LED light sanitising system built-in, and the case will be able to remove moisture from the mask’s internal components as well as send a notification to the user’s phone when filters require replacing. There’s still no notice on availability in Singapore, but we’re hopeful the Puricare air purifier mask will reach our shores soon. WhatsApp introduces disappearing messages WhatsApp will start to roll out a new feature similar to what Snapchat and Telegram has, messages that will disappear. Unlike the other two platforms though, WhatsApp’s disappearing messages will only vanish after seven days. WhatsApp says their goal is to “make conversations on WhatsApp feel as close to in-person as possible”, and either party in a chat can turn the feature on. Group chat admins can turn the feature on as well. Linksys launches first 5G and Wi-Fi 6 mobile hotspot in Korea and Hong Kong Credit: Linksys Belkin’s connected home division, Linksys, has launched the first 5G and Wi-Fi 6 mobile hotspot device in Korea with the largest Korean mobile carrier Korea Telecom (KT), and in Hong Kong with CSL. The device will be able to support up to 16 devices, with a 4,000mAh battery. Gautam Sheoran, Senior Director, Product Management, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc said: “Together, 5G and Wi-Fi 6 can better support the remote workforce and bolster overall network connectivity with speed, reliability and flexibility to transform how the world connects.”
- Tech Round-up Week 5 Oct 2020: Samsung Launches Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Razer Fintech Partners With FWD
The new Galaxy Z Flip 5G will be available in stores from 31 October 2020 onwards. partnership aims to benefit up to 5,000 driver and delivery-partners, and 250 tertiary students by the end of 2021
- Tech Round-up Week 4 Sept 2020: Google Pay SG, Covid-19 Swab Robot, China’s Blacklist & M
using passwords, now facial recognition data can be analysed to confirm that the person in front of the computer looking to get a new phone and you’re an avid mobile gamer, you might want to wait till the end of 2020
- Tech Round-up Week 3 Sept 2020: PS5 & Xbox Pricing Announced, NUS Grads Win James Dyson Award &
Both models will launch slightly earlier than the PS5, on 10 November 2020. Dyson Award Credit: Dyson Two NUS graduates are the National Winners for the James Dyson Award for 2020 software, allowing owners of 42 different Canon camera models to use their cameras as a webcam with their computers
- Tech Round-Up Week 1 June 2020: SG’s First Virtual Food Bank App, Microsoft Turns to AI and Mo
Launching in Q4 2020, DBS Bank will be financing the development of the app.















