Orange, France’s biggest telecoms company, said it had chosen Nokia and Ericsson to deploy its 5G network in mainland France, as China’s Huawei Technologies faces intense political scrutiny in Europe.
Tinder Sets To Include Panic Buttons & Safety Check-Ins on Apps To Prevent Life Threatening Dates
Location-based dating app, Tinder is planning to offer its users an option to receive check-ins and hit a panic button whenever a date goes wrong or they don't feel safe.
U.S. Govt Limits Export Of AI Softwares To Rivals
Government of the United States of America has put in place measures to crimp exports of artificial intelligence software so as to prevent sensitive technologies from reaching the hands of rival powers.
France Fines Google €150M For Abuse of Advert Rules
The French Competition Authority has fined American tech giant, Google Inc. 150 million euros for using unclear rules related to advertising, violating the country's advertising operating rules.
Defect: Toyota recalls 3.4 million vehicles
Following defects noticed in its cars, amongst which is the airbag defect, Toyota Motor has disclosed that it will recall 3.4 million vehicles worldwide because of an electronic glitch that can result in airbags not deploying in crashes.
Brazil Fines Facebook $1.6M For Improper Sharing Of User Data
The Brazilian Ministry of Justice has on Monday disclosed that it fined United States’ Social Media Technology Company, Facebook Inc 6.6 million reais ($1.6 million) for improperly sharing user data, Reuters reports.
German Court Bans Uber's Services In Germany
A German court has on Thursday banned American ride-hailing company, Uber Technologies Inc. from operating in Germany, saying the company lacks the license to offer passengers its services using rental cars.