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Founded in Hong Kong in 2016, Sandbox VR has developed into one of the world’s leading virtual reality (VR) game companies.
AngelHub, the first start-up investment platform to be licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, is finding that economic turmoil can often be a source of new opportunities. AngelHub’s co-founder and CEO Karen Contet Farzam spoke with the South China Morning Post’s Enoch Yiu about how the firm works with clients to manage risks and navigate the challenges of setting up operations in Hong Kong.
AngelHub, the first start-up investment platform to be licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, is finding that economic turmoil can often be a source of new opportunities. AngelHub’s co-founder and CEO Karen Contet Farzam spoke with the South China Morning Post’s Enoch Yiu about how the firm works with clients to manage risks and navigate the challenges of setting up operations in Hong Kong.
When Emma Yang learned her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, she was determined to use her coding skills to create an app that would empower patients suffering from the disease. Emma is now the founder of 'Timeless,' a STEM advocate and an award-winning innovator at the age of 14.
When Emma Yang learned her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, she was determined to use her coding skills to create an app that would empower patients suffering from the disease. Emma is now the founder of 'Timeless,' a STEM advocate and an award-winning innovator at the age of 14.
There are only so many ways to interact with a smartphone, right? Wrong. Smartisan have come up with an odd new way to switch between apps. You don't swipe -- you physically move your arm in the air until you reach the app you want to use. If it's hard to grasp, check out the GIFs in this story. It's definitely a unique idea, but it may well demonstrate that not all new ideas are good ideas...
There are only so many ways to interact with a smartphone, right? Wrong. Smartisan have come up with an odd new way to switch between apps. You don't swipe -- you physically move your arm in the air until you reach the app you want to use. If it's hard to grasp, check out the GIFs in this story. It's definitely a unique idea, but it may well demonstrate that not all new ideas are good ideas...
