Taiwan-made driverless cars ready to hit the road: developer

Taipei, Dec. 9 (CNA) Taiwan's Automotive Research Testing Center (ARTC) is preparing to put driverless cars on the road, saying that it now has all the necessary technology to do so. Since the ARTC first invested in advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS ... ( read original story ...)

HTC deal to sell part of smartphone assets to Google approved

Taipei, Dec. 16 (CNA) A deal for Taiwan-based HTC Corp. to sell part of its smartphone assets to U.S. tech giant Google Inc. has been approved by the government, according to the Investment Commission. In a statement released on Friday, the commission said ... ( read original story ...)

Free WiFi now available in all Taipei Metro stations

an official from the Taipei City Department of Information Technology said Tuesday. Commuters can use the free service by connecting via a Taipei Free, iTaiwan, Facebook or Far Eastone account, according to Shih Chieh-hsuan (施婕瑄) of the department's ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan, Dominican Republic crack fraud ring targeting Chinese

Taipei, Dec. 11 (CNA) Taiwan and the Dominican Republic have jointly cracked down on a Taiwanese-funded cross-border telecom fraud ring that set up its computer system in the Caribbean nation and preyed on Chinese nationals, the Criminal Investigation ... ( read original story ...)

Harrold breaks course record to lead Asian Golf Championship

Sharing the third place are seven players at 69, including local prospects Liu Yanwei, Ye Jianfeng and Hung Chien Yao of Chinese Taipei. © 2017 IANS India ... TIME TO TIME DUE TO REQUIRED MAINTENANCE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERRUPTIONS, OR OTHER DISRUPTIONS. ( read original story ...)

Taiwan, Singapore police crack major fraud ring

Taipei, Dec. 4 (CNA) Police in Taiwan and Singapore have jointly cracked a Taichung-based telecom fraud ring that had swindled about NT$440 million (US$15 million) from 119 ethnic Chinese in Singapore and Malaysia, the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan market: Vivo launches V7, V7+

China-based smartphone vendor Vivo has officially entered the Taiwan market with the launch of its Vivo V7 and V7+, priced at NT$9,900 (US$329) and NT$10,900, respectively. Both models feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 octa-core processor, a 24-megapixel ... ( read original story ...)