Kaiwei Tang helped create the iconic Motorola Razr more than 20 years ago. Now, 10 years after creating Light, the startup behind the minimalist smartphone alternative Light Phone, he’s as surprised as anyone that his customers are asking for a foldable phone. “We’ve been interviewing young people who use foldable phones for a few years,”
An Israeli airstrike killed six members of a family in Gaza City, according to local doctors. Video footage showed the family’s apartment burning overnight in the western neighborhood of Al Sabra. Firas al-Masri’s brother told the BBC that he had been burned alive along with his wife, Salsabeel, and his three daughters and son, Faryal,
The inaugural auction of Hundred players has already taken place and the squads of all eight teams are already in good shape. For the first five editions of the competition, players were assigned to teams through a draft system with a set of salary levels. But following significant private investment in The Hundred, players not
ESPN is making a new round of layoffs, most of which are related to the Disney-owned sports giant’s deal to take over NFL Network, according to a memo from president Jimmy Pitaro. Pitaro revealed the planned job cuts in a memo to staff Tuesday, a copy of which was obtained by Variety. In February, the
Chipmaker Intel said it is planning layoffs within its data center group amid a broader effort to become a “more focused and efficient” company. “As part of our broader strategy to become a more focused and efficient company, Intel’s Data Center Group (DCG) is aligning its organization to ensure it has the right roles and
Incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed that the UK government is scrapping a controversial digital ID card system announced last year by the country’s previous leader. The Burnham administration said savings from the discarded ID card program will fund a tax cut aimed at reducing household electricity bills amid rising cost of living.
