10 things in tech you need to know today

Subscribe now and access premium content View online       10 things in tech you need to know today   Microsoft's bid for TikTok was rejected and, police were called to an Amazon warehouse.   READ MORE           This credit-card-size phone can do only 3 things and doesn't have any apps — and it may be the key to freeing us from our smartphones   The Light Phone 2 is the successor to Light's original device from 2017. It's sort of the anti-smartphone: It has only a few features and zero apps.   READ MORE           18 Big Tech Predictions for the Second Half of 2020   We put together 18 Big Tech Predictions across Banking, Connectivity & Tech, Digital Media, Payments & Commerce, Fintech, and Digital Health.   READ MORE             THE INTERNET OF THINGS 2020: Here's what over 400 IoT decision-makers say about the future of enterprise connectivity and how IoT companies can use it to grow revenue   This report details the components that make up the IoT ecosystem while using exclusive data to identify key trends in the connected devices sector.   READ MORE           5G Snapshot: China   In The 5G Snapshot: China report, Business Insider Intelligence breaks down the key components and advantages of China's 5G mission.   READ MORE           TikTok owner ByteDance rejected Microsoft's bid for the app's US operations and is said to have chosen Oracle as its US 'technology partner'   Several news outlets reported ByteDance had named Oracle as a US partner, though the company's bid has not yet been publicly accepted.   READ MORE           A bicycle maker created an electric 4-wheeled vehicle that bridges the gap between cars and e-bikes — see Canyon's 'Future Mobility Concept'   The concept vehicle functions more like an electric bicycle than an actual car, according to its maker.   READ MORE           ByteDance is reportedly looking to sell TikTok without the algorithm that drives the app   The South China Morning Post reported the company is looking to sell the app without the algorithm that drives its content to users.   READ MORE           TikTok exceeds 100 million monthly users in Europe as US sale deadline looms   Europe will become TikTok's key market if it's banned in the US this week.   READ MORE           A University of Washington graduate who landed a tech job at Starbucks shares his journey fighting for a computer science degree while battling cancer   Trey Tamaki was diagnosed with cancer and had to take some time off school while studying computer science. Now, he works on Starbucks' tech team.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006