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Chinese startups are increasing their offerings. Nio is demonstrating its battery-swap service and autonomous driving system. WM, which has just finished a 10 billion yuan (.47 billion) financing round, announced prices of its six-seat EX6 Plus SUV.Meanwhile, Xpeng unveiled a flying electric car prototype. Enovate is highlighting the digitalized functions of its ME7, and Human Horizons, whose stand is next to Tesla's, wowed the audience when its HiPhi X SUV was unveiled two days ahead of the auto show.
Chinese smartphone vendor Vivo is trying to push the envelope of technology with its latest model Nex, which features a bezel-less design, an in-display fingerprint scanner and a pop-up front-facing camera.The handset, released in Shanghai on Tuesday night, is Vivo's latest efforts to build up its brand as a pioneer keen to experiment with new technologies. It also came as the Chinese company is exploring overseas market, trying to find more footholds in foreign countries with premium devices.Dubbed as an all-screen phone, the Vivo Nex does not have a notch on top of its display, a feature first used by Apple Inc in its iPhoneX and then commonly seen in most Android phones. Nex features a screen-to-body ratio of 91.24 percent, but it still has a slim bezel at the bottom of its display. Ni Xudong, senior vice-president of Vivo, said the company is ramping up research and development capabilities, with a string of artificial intelligence labs and R&D centers built in China and overseas countries."Nex is a crystallized result of our consistent efforts to make smartphones that can really stand out in the fierce market," Ni said.Priced up to 4,988 yuan (around 0) in China, Nex is equipped with an elevating front camera, to ensure quality selfie-taking performance. The camera can pop out from the top edge of the phone when users take selfies. It automatically lowers after users switch from the front camera to the rear or close the camera app.
CityBldr CEO Bryan Copley. (GeekWire Photo / Monica Nickelsburg)
Chinese tourists visit the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, Nov 6, 2014. [Photo/IC]
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