How this Chinese app turns smartphones into 'kill switch' for e-rickshaws and how to prevent it?

Chinese app shutting down e-rickshaws in Delhi? Transport minister responds to viral claims

Videos allegedly showing e-rickshaws in Delhi being remotely shut down through a Chinese mobile application have triggered concern, prompting the Delhi government to take note of the issue. Responding to the controversy, Delhi Transport Minister Pankaj Singh on Thursday said the government is examining the matter and indicated that the police are also likely to initiate action, as such an act would be illegal.

China's 80km/hour road sweeper

China's latest high-speed road sweeper operating at a speed of up to 80 kilometers per hour has stunned social media users. It means they can clean the road without disrupting the normal flow of traffic. Equipped with powerful suction, the vehicle can get rid of waste, from metal debris and gravel to dust and fallen leaves, in seven seconds. #Trending #ChinaInnovates

Govt asks Google, Apple to remove apps that can shut down e-rickshaw batteries

Govt asks Google, Apple to remove apps that can shut down e-rickshaw batteries

WeChat begins testing Xiaowei as Tencent eyes a Q3 AI rollout

WeChat is the rare app that already does almost everything. Chinese users message, pay, book, shop, and summon a taxi without ever leaving it, which is exactly what makes Tencent’s next move interesting: rather than build a separate chatbot and fight for downloads, it is putting an AI assistant on top of the app a [] This story continues at The Next Web

Dubai RTA urges commuters to check bus routes before travel

Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has urged commuters to verify bus routes and stops before starting their journeys, highlighting the importance of planning ahead to save time and avoid inconvenience.In a recent advisory shared on its official channels, the RTA explained that each bus operates on a specific route passing through designated stations and stops. Checking these details in advance can help passengers choose the most suitable option for their destination and minimise travel disruptions.The authority encouraged commuters to rely on official platforms affiliated with the RTA, which are supported by Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. These platforms provide real-time information to assist passengers in planning journeys, staying updated on service developments, and selecting the most convenient routes.The RTA said its continued efforts are focused on delivering a smoother and more efficient commuting experience, ensuring that passengers can travel with greater ease and reliability across the emirate.