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The USA and China come to (very) preliminary agreement
The USA and China came to a very preliminary agreement on Friday which worked out better for China Read more…
Articles by Richard Windsor
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What to make of the the high profile Huawei license move
Huawei extends an olive or thorn branch? No one is sure what to make of Huawei’s offer to license its 5G technology to a Western (read American) player and I think it likely that this Read more…
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Android 10 is available but probably obsolete
Android 10 (Q) is available but it could be as much as 7-10 years before all of Google’s Ecosystem devices have this or a later version, meaning that smartphones could be obsolete before this update Read more…
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Have automakers got the maths wrong with autonomous cars?
Automakers who are expecting to avoid a collapse in vehicle demand because autonomous vehicles will be replaced more frequently are in for a nasty shock. Read more…
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ByteDance throws down gauntlet to Baidu, test of AI strength
By moving into search, ByteDance is throwing down the gauntlet to Baidu where the contest will be decided by the quality of the algorithms. Read more…
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Android privacy – as absurd as turkeys voting for Christmas
Google says Android would become more privacy-friendly, but the notion that it will be as private as iOS is absurd because turkeys do not vote for Christmas. Read more…
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Cashier-less shops are too stupid to make money
Cashier-less shops are not all they are cracked up to be as the emerging bloodbath in China and Amazon’s glacial roll-out clearly indicates. Read more…
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Apple, developers, adoring crowds – and the truth
Apple inches its ecosystem forward. Beneath the pomp and the adoring crowd was a series of updates to Apple core platforms Read more…
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Early performance of 5G is clearly inferior to 4G
Early performance of 5G is clearly inferior to 4G on speed, latency and jitter now Verizon has a nasty chicken and egg situation. Read more…
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Zapping out Zuckerberg may be mission impossible
An attempt being made to remove Mark Zuckerberg as chairman of Facebook is like “mission impossible” and is almost certain to fail. Read more…