South Africa in talks with Airbus, Boeing to print 3D parts
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South African researchers developing the world’s largest machine for producing aircraft parts using lasers to melt powdered …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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Exclusive: China’s ZTE expected to plead guilty over Iran sales – source
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp is nearing an agreement to plead guilty to U.S. …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Exclusive: Japan’s Toshiba prepares Landis+Gyr sale to raise cash – sources
FRANKFURT/BERLIN/ZURICH (Reuters) – Japanese group Toshiba Corp is preparing a potential $2 billion divestment of smart meter group Landis+Gyr, …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Pogue: Here's what Snapchat is all about
Today is a big day: The company that created Snapchat, that baffling (to parents) smash hit (among teens), is going …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Ford's new delivery service will use autonomous vans and drones
Life could get a little easier if Ford’s plan for deliveries comes to life. The automaker unveiled its plans …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Companies back transgender rights in Supreme Court fight
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A coalition of 53 companies on Thursday backed transgender rights at the U.S. Supreme Court, signing on …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Uber and Careem banned from airport pickups in Saudi Arabia
RIYADH (Reuters) – Drivers from ride-hailing services Uber and Careem are barred from picking up passengers from Saudi Arabia’s airports, …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Vintage Western phone brands resurrected by Chinese players
BARCELONA (Reuters) – Once famous mobile phones such as Nokia’s classic 3310 from the turn of the century have been …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' review: A new classic for a new generation
‘The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’ is an audacious reimagining of a classic franchise. “The Legend of …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com’s revenue jumps 47 percent
(Reuters) – JD.com Inc, China’s second biggest e-commerce company after Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, said on Thursday fourth-quarter revenue jumped …read more Source: Reuters Tech News