Japanese software company is suing Apple) in a U.S. court over the trademark for the term “animoji”, alleging the U.S. technology company stole the name to use on a feature of its iPhone X. Tokyo-based Emonster kk sued Apple on Wednesday in federal court in San Francisco, saying it holds the U.S. trademark on the term animoji and that Apple’s use of the word is a “textbook case” of deliberate infringement.
Netherlands Open World's First 3D-Printed Bridge
The Netherlands has opened the world's first 3D-printed concrete bridge for use mainly by cyclists.
Researchers from the Eindhoven University of Technology achieved the feat using pre-stressed, reinforced concrete, reports the Guardian. "It was rolled out by a printer, which makes it unique," said Theo Salet from the university.
Huawei Unveils Mate 10 Pro An AI-Powered Phone That's Smart And Powerful
Huawei Mate 10 Pro is an AI-powered phone that's both smart and powerful. Huawei, the third-largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, launched its most powerful - and supposedly its smartest as well - phone to date, the Mate 10 Pro , on Monday.
BMW issues major recall of SUVs on airbag concerns
BMW is recalling more than 85,000 sports utility vehicles (SUVs) in the US over concerns some of the airbags fitted in the vehicles may not inflate.
Shell Opens First Fast Electric Vehicle Charging At UK Petrol Stations
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has launched a fast-charging service for electric vehicles at three Shell service stations near London and in northern England, the company said on Wednesday.
Women Call For Boycott Of Twitter
Woman all over the world have joined a call to boycott Twitter over the platform's treatment of actress Rose McGowan.
It started as a reaction to McGowan's temporary suspension from Twitter (TWTR, Tech30) earlier this week and quickly escalated to the number one global trend on the social media platform on Friday as #WomenBoycottTwitter.
Nigeria Now Has 92m Internet Users – NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has disclosed that internet users and data subscribers in Nigeria’s telecommunications networks marginally increased to 92 million in August.