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WeChat ID, oBike, Tech Can't Replace Good Design

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

27-Dec-17 12:00

WeChat ID, oBike, Tech Can't Replace Good Design

On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong spoke about:

 

1:05 - WeChat Set To Become China’s Official ID System

6:50 - oBike To Launch Own Cryptocurrency That Users Can Earn While Riding

12:51 - Technology Can’t Replace A Good Design

18:44 - A Motorcycle Helmet Will Call An Ambulance And Text Your Family If You’ve Had An Accident

28:22 - Pay-TV Companies Crack Down On Password Sharing By Streaming Viewers


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Tags:  wechat,  ID,  Guangzhou,  mobile app,  Tencent Holdings,  China,  oBike,  Cryptocurrency,  oCoins,  Tron,  blockchain,  technology,  design,  motorcycle helmet,  startup,  Pay-TV companies,  Charter Communications,  Tom Rutledge,  TV Everywhere,  password sharing


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