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TLDR: Apple plans to bring LTPO OLED technology to all iPhone 17 models in 2025 to boost sales. This move will enable ProMotion support for the entire lineup, offering a high refresh

TLDR: Shares of Nio Inc. rose 4.5% after announcing a Technology License Agreement with British EV startup Forseven Ltd. Nio will provide technology and know-how to Forseven in exchange for license fees.

TLDR: Key Points: India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation granted 23 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology (LATOT) to 22 companies at an ‘Industry Meet’ during the Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo. Licensing

TLDR: Update on CHIPS Act implementation by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo Event focusing on investing in leading-edge technology and semiconductor industry The article provides an overview of an event hosted

TLDR: Key Points: Technology can impact mental health both positively and negatively. Digital detox and technology as a tool for mental health management are essential. As technology continues to advance rapidly, its

TLDR: Dr. Robert Budman discusses the transformative power of AI in healthcare, specifically voice-enabled systems like Dragon Medical One and Dragon Ambient eXperience (DAX). Successful implementation of AI technology requires a well-thought-out

TLDR: Ta Liang Technology Co., Ltd. (TWSE:3167) shares have seen a 32% increase in the last month. The company’s P/S ratio is high at 4.6x, indicating potential overvaluation. The recent surge in

TLDR: Toyota has developed a recycling method to convert ‘green waste’ into energy. They use a process that involves liquifying materials and fermenting them into methane gas. Toyota Chemical Engineering, a division

TLDR: Epilepsy affects 50 million people worldwide Wearable digital health technology can revolutionize epilepsy care Exploring the Role of Wearable Digital Health Technology in Epilepsy Management highlights the need for innovation in

TLDR: The new space race includes more participants, such as small companies and students, making access to space more democratic. Advancements in technology have led to the creation of smaller and cheaper