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TATT considers customer power

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“When consumers don't respond rationally, it causes problems in the market, sending vendors the wrong signals.”
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US gives Huawei the cold war shoulder

Mark Lyndersay -
Huawei has set sales revenue this year at $125 billion and expects some of that revenue to come from the billions that it has invested in developing 5G infrastructure.
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At sea with USB-C

Mark Lyndersay -
The new USB-C plug solves the most infuriating question that’s haunted USB since its introduction – which side is the right-side up.
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Facebook wants to boost your business

Mark Lyndersay -
“We realised that there was an ecosystem that makes use of Facebook and Instagram, and it's easier to build in an environment like that.”
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The diversification that wasn’t

Mark Lyndersay -
A reimagining of the TT economy with a projection to 2030 will have a role for the petroleum sector, but it’s one that should be increasingly relegated to providing cheap energy for diversification initiatives.
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Will Apple News save publishers?

Mark Lyndersay -
Digital publishers are still operating with the same presumptions that prevailed when they produced a product composed of atoms, the outdated notion they are competing with each other.
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Samsung brings its A game

Mark Lyndersay -
The premium smartphones, the A80, A70 and A50, include the depth camera that gives the S10 series its computational depth of field chops.
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SEAsickness

Mark Lyndersay -
School ended for me with sixth form. I was tired of the whole experience and was keen to do and to learn, not study to an increasingly irrelevant curriculum.
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