Tobias

Honor CEO Li Jian launched the “Global Million Eagles Program” and opened a personal microblog for direct engagement. The event also showcased Honor’s robotics, highlighting a platform achieving a new running speed benchmark. The upcoming Honor 400 series was previewed, with an emphasis on user feedback, challenging established market leaders. Li, formerly of Huawei, has a strong background in strategic management.

The Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 4, a compact tablet with an 8.8-inch display, targets students and gamers with its performance and portability. Released on May 20th, it features an AI-powered Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, a high refresh rate screen, and a focus on both entertainment and productivity. Lenovo offers student discounts and benefits, making it an appealing device for the Gen Z demographic.

WeChat is cracking down on “tool people” who assist online scams by providing support like bank accounts, SIM cards, and technical help. These actions lead to user financial losses, damage platform integrity, and potentially violate the law, facing penalties up to three years in prison and fines. WeChat warns users to avoid activities like renting accounts, recruiting, or providing technical support that could unintentionally aid cybercriminals. This includes actions like selling accounts, aiding account unblocking, and transferring group ownership.

This article explores the rise of conversational AI in various sectors, highlighting applications that leverage real-time interaction technology. Examples include Sprout Buddy (synchronous AI learning), Shangliang (AI audio/video assistant), Emoha (AI customer service), and Doushen AI (interactive learning). These applications offer low-latency, human-like interactions, improving user experience and efficiency through advanced AI.

The home entertainment market is seeing a surge in projector popularity. This article reviews criteria for selecting a projector around $600, highlighting the Dangbei X5S Plus. It emphasizes its features like 4K resolution, 10000:1 contrast ratio, advanced image processing, and immersive sound, alongside powerful performance and a user-friendly OS, making it a strong contender for an enhanced home viewing experience.

Shanghai authorities arrested a 41-year-old man after an adult novelty item was found hidden in a shared bicycle seat. The incident began when a rider discovered the item, which later vibrated after removal. Police investigation revealed the suspect, visiting Shanghai, placed the item for “psychological stimulation.” The case remains under review.

ByteDance is phasing out third-party AI development software, like Cursor, by June 30th, citing data security concerns. Simultaneously, it’s prioritizing its in-house tool, Trae, which is designed to be an AI-driven coding support system. Trae, already deployed domestically and internationally, offers features like AI-powered code completion and agent-based programming, integrating leading AI models like GPT-4o and Claude-3.5-Sonnet, with a paid subscription available internationally.

CNBC AI News reports on the 2025 “New Tier 1 City Charm Rankings” following established top-tier cities. 15 cities are recognized as “New Tier 1,” including Chengdu, which maintains the top spot. Hefei showed significant improvement, climbing to 11th. The rankings cover a total of 337 cities, categorized into five tiers based on business resources, hub capabilities, citizen activity, economic competitiveness, and future potential.

China Literature, parent of Qidian, has integrated with Tencent’s AI chatbot Yuanbao. This allows users to access Qidian novels directly within Yuanbao, with hyperlinked book titles. Yuanbao enhances the reading experience through AI-powered summaries, mind maps, and jargon explanations. This follows China Literature’s deployment of AI tools like “YueWen MiaoBi” and intelligent search capabilities, including significant growth in AI-translated content on WebNovel, particularly non-English novels.

A viral hashtag, “Your Delivery Rider is Attacking Your Breakfast,” fuels online controversy about food delivery safety. Users report riders compromising orders, from theft to tampering and even contamination. Major platforms like Meituan, JD.com, and Ele.me respond by emphasizing sealed packaging and encouraging customers to report concerns.