LG Electronics Inc., the electronics arm of leading South Korean conglomerate, LG Group, has reportedly announced plans to release its wireless StanbyME television in Asian markets from this month onwards. The company has also tripled its production capacity to meet overseas demand. The new premium

South Korean home appliance giant Samsung Electronics Co., of Samsung Group, and LG Display, the display manufacturing unit of LG Corporation, are reportedly collaborating in the television market segment. As per sources familiar with the matter, Samsung has decided on using LG Display’s OLED

Beijing-based autonomous mobile robots (AMR) startup ForwardX Robotics, has reportedly raised $31 million in the first tranche of its Series C investment round as it prepares for a global launch. While the startup has declined to disclose its post-money valuation or how much it plans on earning fro

Symbotic, a US-based robotics and automation company supported by American retail corporation Walmart, is reportedly finalizing a $4.5 billion merger with SVF Investment Corp 3 to become a publicly traded company. SVF Investment Corp 3, affiliated with the Japanese tech giant SoftBank, is a New Yor

Israel-based tech group, Essence Group has announced that it will be showcasing the world’s first, 5G-enabled mobile personal emergency response system (mPERS), at the CES 2022 event. Named Umbrella™ mPERS, it is an ultra-small and discreet device that will be integrated with the group&

Indian telecom operator, Vodafone Idea Limited (popularly known as Vi) is in talks with local as well as international vendors and system integrators as it looks to explore options to source 5G gear for its network. According to a senior company executive, the firm is having a dialogue with local v

American tech giant, Apple is reportedly working on building a wireless charger capable of powering multiple devices, such as iPhone, AirPods, and even the Apple Watch, simultaneously. As per latest edition of ‘Power On’, a newsletter hosted by news agency Bloomberg for Apple and relate

Doosan Corp., a South Korean multinational conglomerate, has reportedly announced that it would be developing of a hydrogen-based power pack for land-based commercial vehicles. The move would supposedly mark the groups’ entry into the hydrogen powered vehicle market. An official from the Doos

Tech giant Meta, formerly known as Facebook, which recently unveiled a haptic feedback glove prototype which can eventually bring digital content closer to a new gen of AR/VR users, has reportedly found itself in hot water again after HaptX, a VR glove startup from Seattle, accused it of copying its