Cho Mu-hyun is based in Seoul, South Korea and covers global tech conglomerates Samsung, LG and technology news in Asia. His English name is Joe and it rhymes with his last name.
Alipay has begun a pilot program for its users to receive an electronic identity card via its app that can be used in Zhangzhou, Hangzhou, and Fuzhou.
The South Korean tech giant is looking into ways to apply quantum dot technology to its MicroLED TV, according to its head of Visual Display.
The Korean semiconductor maker is rewarding failed R&D cases to enhance innovation and promote a positive company culture.
Fasoo says its Wrapsody enterprise document platform has evolved to a workspace collaboration tool that minimises ROT information and maximises worker performances with behavioral analytics.
LG Chem has formed two joint ventures with China's Huayou Cobalt for a stable supply of cobalt that goes into electric batteries.
The firm's chief has said software after-sales services will improve for customers globally following the launch of its software upgrade centre.
The first hour of parking will be free for new energy vehicles in the city of Shenzhen, China, the municipal government says, in a bid to promote electric cars.
Samsung Electronics expects a first quarter profit of 15.6 trillion won, higher than market estimates and its highest ever for a quarter.
South Korean prosecutors have arrested the boss of cryptocurrency exchange Coinnest for embezzlement and fraud.
Line hopes that blockchain subsidiary Unblock will take a leading role in the market and has vowed to actively invest in the area going forward.