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Ali increased AR and invested in two companies in eight days
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Xiaomi to streamline product portfolio in India to regain market share
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Shen Jiaxiang, the head of the autonomous driving laboratory of Alibaba Dharma Academy, resigned
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Fighting community group buying again, JD.com is coming
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AIGC goes to the content community, Xiaohongshu releases a new function of automatically generating pictures
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The Android version of ChatGPT is officially launched
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Apple is considering a foldable iPad
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Bing Chat is coming to Chrome and Safari
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US media: Forbes Global Billionaires List shows that Musk returns to the world's richest man
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Apple is subject to a class action lawsuit! More than 1,000 UK developers sue for $1 billion
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Apple considers raising prices on new iPhone Pro
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Apache ShardingSphere deserialization vulnerability
domestic news
Ali increased AR and invested in two companies in eight days
After leading an AR glasses company to pay tribute to the unknown angel round of financing on July 17, on July 24, Ali took a stake in a similar company, Singularity is approaching. As one of the earliest Internet giants in the country to deploy AR, Ali made two consecutive shots within 8 days, which also made the outside world focus on the industry again. (hunting cloud network)
Xiaomi to streamline product portfolio in India to regain market share
Xiaomi plans to focus on 5G smartphones and a more streamlined product portfolio in the Indian market, trying to regain market share lost to rivals including Samsung Electronics. India is Xiaomi's second largest market. Xiaomi India President Muralikrishnan B. pointed out at a press conference last week that important changes, including fewer smartphone launches, a greater focus on customer experience and boosting sales through brick-and-mortar stores, are expected to help the company regain its success. (Financial Association)
Shen Jiaxiang, the head of the autonomous driving laboratory of Alibaba Dharma Academy, resigned
Shen Jiaxiang (nickname: Wufu), the head of the autonomous driving laboratory of the Ali Dharma Institute, and a senior researcher at Alibaba Group (rank P11) have recently resigned. According to their DingTalk information, the resignation time is July 8. According to sources, he may devote himself to starting a business. (Tech Planet)
Fighting community group buying again, JD.com is coming
JD.com’s community group buying business leader “Jingxi Pinpin” announced its brand upgrade announcement, and it will officially change its name to “JD Pinpin” from July 27. After the brand upgrade, JD Pinpin will demand itself with more stringent standards, and iterative upgrades will be made in terms of products, contract performance, and operational services. In addition, Jingdong Pinpin is also recruiting, and in the future it may be included in Jingdong's newly established innovative retail department to explore innovative models. Previously, Jingdong Group will establish a new innovative retail department, and Yan Xiaobing will be in charge.
AIGC goes to the content community, Xiaohongshu releases a new function of automatically generating pictures
Xiaohongshu, which adheres to the creation of "pictures and texts", has recently launched a new function: publishing pure text notes. According to the publicity of Xiaohongshu’s official WeChat account, Xiaohongshu launched the “Now” function, which supports the release of pure text content. After clicking the "Now" function, the user can also use the AI picture generated by the platform as a picture for the note.
international news
The Android version of ChatGPT is officially launched
OpenAI announced that the Android version of ChatGPT is now officially launched in the US, India, Bangladesh and Brazil markets, and other countries and regions will also be launched in stages. ChatGPT launched its iOS app in May this year. While launching new applications, OpenAI is also quietly decommissioning old products. In January of this year, OpenAI announced the launch of AI Classifier, a tool that can identify whether content is generated with AI. However, the company shut down the product last week, citing "low accuracy" and "low-key" notifications -- adding a short note to the blog post that originally announced the tool.
Apple is considering a foldable iPad
According to DigiTimes, citing supply chain sources, Apple is considering launching a folding-screen iPad in the future. Previously, there have been many revelations about the situation of the folding screen iPad: In January this year, Ming-Chi Kuo said that the folding screen iPad will be launched in 2024, but Mark Gurman of Bloomberg and Ross Young, a screen supply chain consultant, said that they have not heard any news for the time being. Like the folding screen phone, the folding screen iPad will use a hinge that can be opened and closed like a book.
Bing Chat is coming to Chrome and Safari
Microsoft's chatbot, Bing Chat, is coming to more browsers. A number of people have discovered Bing Cat on Chrome and Safari before, and now Microsoft has confirmed the plan to TechCrunch, but has yet to officially announce the plan: As part of our testing of the service on other browsers, we selected some Safari and Chrome users test the Bing Chat app. We're excited to expand Bing Chat to more users once our standard testing process is complete.
US media: Forbes Global Billionaires List shows that Musk returns to the world's richest man
According to a report on the website of "Forbes" magazine on the 24th, the real-time list of the media's global billionaires shows that American billionaire and entrepreneur Elon Musk surpassed the French luxury goods giant this week after retiring to second place last week. Bernard Arnault, president of LVMH (Moët Hennessy-Louis Vuitton Group), has returned to the throne of the world's richest man. (World Wide Web)
Apple is subject to a class action lawsuit! More than 1,000 UK developers sue for $1 billion
A few days ago, more than 1,500 application developers in the United Kingdom filed a class action lawsuit worth about US$1 billion against Apple on the issue of commission charges in the Apple App Store. The class-action lawsuit accuses the tech giant of abusing its dominant position by charging software developers as much as 30 percent of revenue from app sales in its iOS app store and of anticompetitive conduct. (Financial Association)
Apple considers raising prices on new iPhone Pro
Apple is reportedly considering raising the price of the new iPhone Pro when it goes on sale this fall. The company typically releases new iPhones in September. Since 2019, it has sold the high-end iPhone Pro in the United States starting at $999, and the Max model with a larger screen starting at at least $1,099. And now, Apple's newest high-end models may raise prices, boosting the company's overall revenue by raising the average selling price of new iPhones. (Zhitong Finance)
Programmer Zone
Apache ShardingSphere deserialization vulnerability
Apache ShardingSphere is an open source distributed database middleware. In the affected version of Apache ShardingSphere, because Apache ShardingSphere-Agent does not properly validate untrusted data when deserializing YAML configuration files, attackers can use SnakeYAML to deserialize java.net.URLClassLoader to load malicious JAR files, combined with javax .script.ScriptEngineManager deserializes JAR files to execute malicious code. The scope of impact is org.apache.shardingsphere:shardingsphere-agent-core@(-∞, 5.4.0) The repair solution is to upgrade the component org.apache.shardingsphere:shardingsphere-agent-core to version 5.4.0 or later. (OSCS Open Source Supply Chain Security)