coronavirus

Angry Apple Employees Defy Chinese Government Containment Policy
A recently surfaced video shows a large number of MacBook Pro workers forced through COVID barriers built to confine them to a Chinese plant.
TSMC bans non-core suppliers from entering factories
TSMC bans non-core suppliers from entering factories. This is because of the coronavirus pandemic which is ravaging the world

Google will invest $150 million to boost the spread of COVID-19 vaccine
Google will invest $150 million to boost the spread of COVID-19 vaccine. The process will start fro the U.S. but will spread to other parts of the world

Google releases the 2020 global hot search list: "coronavirus" tops the list
Google releases the 2020 global hot search list: "coronavirus" tops the list. In fact, three of the top hot search words has a relationship with coronavirus

Infrared Thermometer & 10L Bicycle Trunk Bag on Sale at AliExpress
The current Covid pandemic is why you can now find this infrared thermometer on sale over on AliExpress. But it doesn't end there as we also have a deal..

Google Search, Maps & Assistant Now Shows COVID-19 Testing Centres in India
Google has now added COVID-19 testing centres on its Search, Maps and Assistant in India. Users can now get relevant information at their fingertips.

Counterpoint: smartphone sales declined in Q1 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic
According to latest Counterpoint Research, the European market has experienced a huge decline in smartphone sales. Samsung remains the leader of the market.

Samsung Exclusive Stores in India are Now Suraksha-Certified for COVID-19 Pandemic
Samsung has now undergone Suraksha training program for its Exclusive Stores in India. This means that all stores will follow safety and hygiene guidelines.

Hundreds of people in Melbourne, Australia, protest against 5G
Hundreds of people in Melbourne, Australia, protest against 5G. They also protested against the coronavirus lockdown order

The U.S. Army to develop a wearable device that detects COVID-19
The U.S. Army to develop a wearable device that detects COVID-19. The military has singed a $25 million contract with a company in this regard




