Take your filthy 'amburger eating technology elsewhere

The people of Paris are refusing to surrender on e-scooters and want them off the streets of Paris so they can have a few more decent riots without the technology getting in the way.

Streets are not paved with gold any more

Cash strapped Russian internet giant Yandex is gradually winding down the Paris operations of its e-grocery service Yango Deli and might have to exit from London.

Financial Times claims everything is equal

A senior UK journalist hosted a session in which he mansplained the injustice of gender equality in the IT business.

Opinion: If you want a robolution, coin another neologism

Talking about AI and “robolution”, yeah really, a French MP delivered a speech at Huawei's Paris gig today which will compel your or repel you, according to your inclination and degree of latitude

'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

The emphasis during the launch of the P30 Series in Paris yesterday was primarily about photography and that led a senior executive to tell Fudzilla the device is more of a smart camera than a smartphone.

Battle of the notch continues

At a glitzy presentation at the Salle Pleyel, a concert hall within spitting distance of the Arc de Triomphe, the CEO of Honor, George Zhao, unveiled the company's latest smartphone.

March 27

Huawei might be breaking its tradition of launching new premium phones at a Mobile World Congress press conference. The Huawei P20, the successor to the P10, will most likely launch at a dedicated event in Paris on March 27.

Instant surrender   

The security systems of France’s leading newspapers have surrendered to attacks which appear to have come from people who think that shooting journalists is the best way to spread a religion of love.