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11/12（四）
V of BTS stars in Nothing’s Headphone (1) Pro campaign vide…
British audio company Nothing made news in late September when it named V from BTS as global ambassador, announcing that he was the first person to try out the brand’s new Headphone (1) Pro model. Available at Lane Crawford in Hong Kong, they are the most advanced the company has ever built. Thanks to their three drivers, they deliver “deeper bass, sharper vocals and richer textures” as well as offering up to 46dB of active noise cancellation. The headphones, which come in black or white,...
南華早報11/10（二）
China’s EV exports surge 145% as Iran war drives up oversea…
China’s electric vehicle (EV) exports hit an all-time high for a second straight month in October, as the country’s carmakers rode a surge in overseas demand driven by the Middle East energy shock. Chinese brands sold a total of 582,000 pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles outside mainland China last month, a 144.7 per cent jump from a year earlier, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). The figure – which broke the previous monthly record of 558,000 set in...
11/9（一）
While AI speeds up SMEs, delivery remains hard to automate
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] SMEs across Asia and Latin America are increasingly using AI in their daily operations, but getting goods to customers remains difficult to automate, according to a survey by on-demand delivery platform Lalamove, which operates in 18 markets across Asia, the Americas and EMEA. The contrast matters for businesses trying to handle more orders without committing to additional vehicles and drivers. As customer expectations...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
11/8（日）
China eyes gig workers and influencers as delegates for Com…
For the first time, delivery couriers, ride-hailing drivers and influencers could become delegates to the Communist Party’s five-yearly national congress, as Beijing seeks to keep the group close to the official ideology. Guidelines on selecting delegates for the meeting, to be held in the second half of next year, were issued on Saturday. The 21st party congress is expected to bring together 2,360 delegates, according to Xinhua. They will vote to elect more than 300 full and alternate members...
11/6（五）
Creating a network for the safety of pedestrians
Over the past few years, governments at all levels have committed considerable resources to pedestrian safety measures, from tougher penalties for drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians, to leading pedestrian intervals, refuge islands, marked pedestrian lanes and improved lighting at intersections
Taipei Times11/4（三）
Operator should be marked down for tenders after parking me…
Hong Kong authorities should waive relevant fines and introduce a penalty mechanism for the parking meter operator after a four-hour outage disabled about half of the city’s meters, an industry expert and a lawmaker have suggested. They also called for clearer refund terms for Octopus card users on Wednesday, a day after the government promised to return fees to affected drivers. A back-end glitch cut off communication with about 11,000 parking meters from 8.20am to 12.15pm on Tuesday. The...
#Hong Kong transport#Hong Kong#China#Mable Chan#Ringo Lee Yiu-pui#China Automobile Association
From cyclists to wild dogs: Baidu’s new AI preps robotaxis…
For autonomous vehicles, the hardest lessons to learn are the ones that can test the skills of even the most experienced human drivers: an errant cyclist darting through a red light, or an animal bolting into oncoming traffic from behind a corner. The Chinese tech giant Baidu has developed a new AI-driven simulator to prepare its Apollo robotaxis for just such rare but high-stakes road hazards, as the firm looks to gain an edge in the fast-growing self-driving taxi market. The system, Apollo...
11/1（日）
Pump pressure: how rising fuel costs leave Hong Kong driver…
Van driver Wong Siu-po, 48, felt life was becoming more difficult than ever as mounting fuel prices cost him an additional HK$5,000 (US$640) a month, about a third of his monthly income. With an 11-year-old daughter and an unemployed wife to support, he feels the pressure mounting. “I need to work three hours longer per day to make up for the loss of income,” he said. “I will cut down on air conditioning to save costs.” Wong’s plight echoed survey findings showing that nearly 98 per cent of...
#fuel prices#livelihoods#grass roots#drivers#survey#fuel costs
Average taxi income rises: survey
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications’ (MOTC) latest Taxi Business Survey showed that full-time taxi drivers’ average monthly net income rose 20.4 percent last year to NT$32,465, while multi-purpose taxis expanded to 40 percent of the nation’s taxi fleet.The survey showed that full-time
10/31（六）
As battery wars intensify, China’s CATL seeks growth beyond…
Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd (CATL) has doubled down on new businesses including battery swapping and energy storage as the world’s largest battery maker seeks new growth drivers amid intensifying price wars and mounting pressure on profitability. But the new path is far from straightforward. Established players like Nio have already built a strong presence in battery swapping, while BYD has reinforced its position in energy-storage systems. Lucas Zhang Liutong, director of Hong...
10/30（五）
GM reaches $220M settlement over selling drivers' private d…
As part of the settlement, GM must get drivers’ express consent before it collects or shares their driving and location data.
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TechCrunch10/29（四）
Letters | Rising oil prices boost appeal of EVs to Hong Kon…
Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views by emailing us your Letter to the Editor at [email protected] or filling in this Google form. Submissions should not exceed 400 words. The price of brent crude oil topped US$116 a barrel this week, its highest level since April, after attacks on tankers threatened Gulf supplies. In a previous letter published in these pages (“Hong Kong’s high fuel prices warrant scrutiny”, April 18), we reported the results of...
#Hong Kong economy#Energy#Electric & new energy vehicles#Hong Kong society#Hong Kong#China
奧丁丁新聞10/28（三）
Kimi Antonelli set to end Italy’s puzzlingly long 73-year w…
Kimi Antonelli is on the verge of becoming Formula 1’s youngest-ever champion, and the first Italian to win the title since Alberto Ascari in 1953. For a country full of passionate racing fans, the 73-year wait for an Italian champ is puzzling. Over decades without a title contender to cheer, Italy’s legions of passionate “tifosi” fans have worn red to support Ferrari as a team, rather than individual Italian drivers. Now the 20-year-old Antonelli, reportedly rejected by Ferrari as a child...
#Ayrton Senna#Juan Manuel Fangio#Mario Andretti#Ferrari#Formula 1#Alberto Ascari
Hong Kong to prioritise public transport at Huanggang Port…
Hong Kong authorities will give public transport priority at Huanggang Port this Halloween weekend, warning that cross-border private car travellers could face wait times exceeding an hour during late-night peak hours. Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok-ki said that the peak departure window for outbound passengers and vehicles at the 24-hour control point would be 11pm to 2am across the three nights from Friday to Sunday. He urged residents and visitors to avoid peak-hour crossings and use public...
#Hong Kong transport#Hong Kong#China#Eric Chan Kwok-ki#Shenzhen#Hong Kong tourism
Kentec sees EMS, AI infrastructure as growth drivers
Kentec Inc (金運) sees electronics manufacturing services (EMS), thermal management and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure as major growth drivers ahead as it targets opportunities in AI data center construction, company president Asa Kuo (郭丁賀) said yesterday.Thermal management and AI infrast
10/27（二）
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Group proposes AI system to predict, prevent…
DATA SHARING: TaiRON’s prediction system would involve a network of electronic signs linked to a real-time warning system to alert drivers to animals near roads/ Staff writer, with CNA
10/24（六）
16,000 sign up for exam to drive taxis or ride-hailing cars…
About 16,000 Hong Kong residents have signed up for a joint exam to drive taxis or ride-hailing cars, the transport chief has said. Speaking on a radio programme on Saturday, Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said the allocation arrangement for the 10,000 ride-hailing vehicle permits would be announced in November, with the government considering increasing the odds for certain drivers in the lottery draw. “We are pleased to see the enthusiastic response to the joint examination....
#Hong Kong transport#Mable Chan#Uber#China#Hong Kong#Marine Department
Editorial | Hong Kong’s taxi reform progresses but has far…
From ageing fleets and drivers to the likes of Uber making inroads, taxi services around the world face an array of challenges. In Hong Kong, drivers complain about unfair competition and regulatory reform pressure. At the same time, they continue to be the target of complaints in relation to refusing rides, rude service, overcharging and taking circuitous routes. In response, the government has taken steps to regulate ride-hailing platforms and introduce premium taxi fleets to enhance service...
#Hong Kong transport#Hong Kong taxis#Hong Kong economy#Hong Kong society#Hong Kong#Uber
10/23（五）
Fighting for the last hundredths
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] As Formula One moves from Singapore to Austin, Richard Mille and Ferrari show how innovation, performance and talent development can become powerful drivers of brand value. With the Formula One season entering a decisive phase following the Singapore Grand Prix, Ferrari remains one of the sport’s most closely watched teams. Whether through the performances of Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc, a long-time Richard Mille...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
Millions in cheese revenue lost as protest hits Italy’s moz…
A truckers’ protest in southern Italy has halted the production of the famed buffalo mozzarella, causing an estimated loss of €3 million (US$3.37 million) in just 24 hours as the milk cannot reach dairies in the Naples region and the finished cheese cannot reach customers, an official said. The week-long strike by truck drivers over the high cost of diesel driven up by the Iran war has also blocked deliveries of other basic goods to supermarkets and left fuel pumps empty in much of southern...
#Italy#Protests around the world#Food and agriculture#Giorgia Meloni#Energy#US-Israel war on Iran
10/22（四）
- 自由時報偏綠
2026/10/22 05:30 中英對照讀新聞》Moroccan taxi drivers sentenced ov…
Seven Moroccan taxi drivers were sentenced to up to six months in prison and fined $1,070 each for aiding irregular migration by driving people to the
- 自由時報偏綠
中英對照讀新聞》Moroccan taxi drivers sentenced over Ceuta migrant…
Seven Moroccan taxi drivers were sentenced to up to six months in prison and fined $1,070 each for aiding irregular migration by driving people to the Spanish border in Ceuta.
10/21（三）
Tesla drivers in China can now make in-car Alipay payments…
Tesla has agreed a deal to integrate Chinese fintech giant Ant Group’s Alipay digital payment software into its vehicles in China, as Elon Musk’s firm steps up efforts to offer localised smart features amid intense competition in the Chinese market. The agreement, signed on Tuesday, will see Tesla roll out an Alipay-powered smart parking service across its Chinese fleet, according to the fintech firm. Neither side revealed a launch date or which car models would receive the feature, though...
#Ant Group#Tesla#Electric & new energy vehicles#China#Automotive industry#Technology
10/20（二）
iPhone 通話篩選讓 AI 先接電話！陌生來電被擋、外送與客服聯絡不上成困擾
你有開啟這項功能嗎？iOS 26 的「通話篩選」讓 AI 語音替使用者接聽陌生來電，能擋騷擾電話，但外送員、物流等單位也可能因此聯絡不上，回應也牛頭不對馬嘴，反而增加溝通困難。#3C產品,AI Agent,Pixel,iOS 26 (iphone-ios-26-call-screening-ai-voice-unknown-callers-delivery-drivers-missed-calls)
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Taiwan News10/18（日）
10/17（六）
Is China’s Shenzhen ready to host Xi, Trump and Putin durin…
In Shenzhen, drones are banned, shiny new hotels have opened their doors and taxi drivers are carrying devices that can translate nearly 150 languages. Since President Xi Jinping announced last year that China’s southern tech hub would host Apec meetings in November, the city has done all it can to get ready under the watchful eyes of the local, provincial and national authorities. While every Apec summit draws the world’s attention, this year’s edition is considered to be especially high-stakes...
Porsche’s electric Macan Turbo is an automotive existential…
Maybe it was the grey color, the slightly bulbous roofline, or the vaguely SUV-like proportions of the electric Porsche Macan, but as I shuttled kids and groceries around city and suburban streets, I never once noticed a longing stare from other drivers. Unlike with other cars I’ve tested, no enthusiasts stopped to ask me questions. […]
