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INRIX: Remote and Hybrid Work Shift Can’t Curb Congestion

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New York City (101 hours) topped the 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard, followed by Mexico City and London.Americans lost an average of 42 hours to congestion, up 11% from 2022, costing $733 per driver.Midday trips in the U.S. have increased 23% compared to 2019, with nearly as many trips taken at 12:00 PM as there are at 5:00 PM.Trip analysis indicates 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM is the new ‘9-to-5.’The most congested road in America was Orlando’s I-4 Westbound from Beachline Expressway to Western Beltway, followed LA’s I-5, I-95 in Stamford, and New York’s I-278.

KIRKLAND, Wash., June 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Today, INRIX, Inc., a global leader in transportation data and analytics, released the 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard that identified and ranked congestion and commuting trends in nearly 1,000 cities, across 37 countries. New York City once again topped the global ranking, followed by Mexico City and London. U.S. cities held two spots in the top five and four in the top 10.

“Traffic congestion is both a bane and a barometer of economic health; it symbolizes bustling activity yet simultaneously hampers it,” said Bob Pishue, transportation analyst at INRIX. “Reflecting on 2023 and early 2024, the surge in traffic congestion in urban areas indicated a revival of economic hubbub post-COVID, but it also led to billions of dollars in lost time for drivers.” Despite signs of recovery, though, some aspects of the pandemic are sticking around. Pishue continued, “Although congestion is returning to pre-COVID levels, we’re seeing interesting changes in congestion patterns due to the lingering effects of the pandemic. The continuation of hybrid and remote work is creating new travel peaks from what we’ve seen previously.”

America’s Gridlock is Worse Than Ever
New York City is followed by Chicago (96 hours) and Los Angeles (89 hours) as the most congested cities in the United States. This is New York City’s second year in the top spot, despite a 4% reduction in overall congestion. The typical U.S. driver lost 42 hours to traffic congestion and lost $733 worth of time, up nearly $100 from last year.

Table 1: 10 Most Congested Urban Areas in the U.S.

2023 US
Rank
(2022
Rank)

Urban Area

2023
Delay
(2022)

Compared
to
Pre-
COVID

2023
Cost per
Driver

2023
Cost
per
City

Downtown
Speed 
(mph)

Q1 2024
vs Q1
2023

1 (1)

New York City, NY

101 (105)

11 %

$1,762

$9.1 B

11

-11 %

2 (2)

Chicago, IL

96 (87)

18 %

$1,672

$6.1 B

11

-8 %

3 (3)

Los Angeles, CA

89 (78)

-4 %

$1,545

$8.3 B

19

-5 %

4 (4)

Boston, MA

88 (78)

-1 %

$1,543

$2.9 B

10

-10 %

5 (6)

Miami, FL

70 (66)

18 %

$1,219

$3.1 B

14

-1 %

6 (5)

Philadelphia, PA

69 (67)

2 %

$1,209

$2.9 B

11

-9 %

7 (8)

Washington, DC

63 (52)

-9 %

$1,095

$2.7 B

11

-4 %

8 (7)

Houston, TX

62 (55)

1 %

$1,082

$3.2 B

17

-1 %

9 (9)

Atlanta, GA

61 (51)

-3 %

$1,066

$2.6 B

16

-4 %

10 (12)

Seattle, WA

58 (46)

-11 %

$1,010

$1.6 B

17

-1 %

In addition to being the most congested urban area, New York City saw a staggering 13% increase in downtown trips in 2023 compared to 2022, followed by Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. (7%). Nine out of 10 of the United States’ largest metros saw a year-over-year increase in downtown trips. Trip analysis also revealed the traditional 9-to-5 workday has transformed into to a new 10-to-4 schedule. The shift in off-peak commuting and workday hours are likely fueled by the continued prevalence of remote and hybrid work.

A New Midday Rush Hour
The uptick in congestion comes alongside the emergence of a new phenomenon: the midday rush hour. As Graph 1 illustrates, morning hourly commute trips in 2023 were down about 12% compared to 2019 and the PM peak (3-6 PM) was down just 9%. However, average hourly traffic during the midday was up an astonishing 23%, a trend that has continued to remain since 2020.

Overall, the data shows that per hour, nearly the same number of trips start during the midday as the evening commute period, typically the most congested period of the day.

The Most Congested Corridors in the U.S.
Across the United States, traffic delays on the busiest corridors have generally improved since 2022. Notably, the highest peak delay in 2023 was 2.5 hours less than the peak delay in 2022. A striking example of changing patterns is the I-4 in Orlando, Florida, which surged from 10th place in 2022 to the top in 2023. During peak hours, drivers lost 31 minutes on the I-4 westbound, on par with Los Angeles’ notorious I-5 congestion.

In Stamford, Connecticut, the I-95 corridor demonstrated significant congestion in both directions, earning it the third and fourth spots on the list of most congested U.S. corridors. Northbound travelers on the 30-mile stretch of I-95 lost an average of 29 minutes daily, while those heading southbound faced a slightly lower but still substantial delay of 28 minutes each day.

Table 1: 10 Most Congested U.S. Roads in 2023

Rank

Urban Area

Road Name

From

To

Peak Hour

2023 Peak
Minutes
Lost

2023
Hours
Lost

1

Orlando, FL

I-4 W

Beachline Expy

Western Bltwy

5:00 PM

31

124

2

Los Angeles, CA

I-5 S

I-10

I-605

5:00 PM

31

122

3

Stamford, CT

I-95 N

Sherwood Isl Conn

Warren St

4:00 PM

29

116

4

Stamford, CT

I-95 S

Compo Road S

Indian Field Rd

8:00 AM

28

111

5

New York, NY

I-278 W

I-495

Tillary St

4:00 PM

21

82

6

Miami, FL

I-95 N

NW 46th St

NW 151st St

5:00 PM

20

82

7

Boston, MA

I-93 S

Zakim Bridge

Pilgrim’s Hwy

3:00 PM

20

81

8

Baton Rouge, LA

I-10 E

N Lobdell Hwy

I-12

4:00 PM

17

70

9

Stamford, CT

I-95 N

Indian Field Rd

Compo Road S

5:00 PM

17

68

10

Chicago, IL

I-94 E

I-290

I-57

4:00 PM

17

66

Congestion Climbs Worldwide
New York, Mexico City, London, Paris, and Chicago were the top five most congested urban areas in the Global Congestion Impact Ranking. Out of the top 100 ranked urban areas, 98 experienced more delay than in 2022, and in 71 areas, that delay grew by more than 10%. Just under half, however, have reached their 2019, pre-COVID level of delay.

Table 2: 10 Most Congested Cities in the World in 2023

 2023
 Impact
Rank 
(2022 Rank)

Urban Area

Country

2023 Delay
 per Driver
 (hours)

Change from
2022

Change
from Pre-
COVID

Downtown
Speed (mph)

Q1
2024
Change

1 (1)

New York City,
NY

USA

101

-4 %

11 %

11

-11 %

2 (4)

Mexico City

MEX

96

13 %

-11 %

12

-5 %

3 (2)

London

UK

99

2 %

3 %

10

-10 %

4 (3)

Paris

FRA

97

4 %

1 %

10

-3 %

5 (5)

Chicago IL

USA

96

10 %

18 %

11

-8 %

6 (6)

Istanbul

TUR

91

12 %

20 %

13

5 %

7 (7)

Los Angeles CA

USA

89

13 %

-4 %

19

-5 %

8 (8)

Boston MA

USA

88

14 %

-1 %

10

-10 %

9 (13)

Cape Town

ZAF

83

32 %

-10 %

12

7 %

10 (16)

Jakarta

IDN

65

33 %

-24 %

13

16 %

The Road to Combatting Congestion
Access to reliable data is the first step in tackling congestion. Applying big data to create intelligent transportation systems is key to solving urban mobility problems. INRIX data and analytics on mobility, traffic signals, parking and population movement help city planners and engineers make data-based decisions to prioritize spending to maximize benefits and reduce costs now and into the future.

The key findings of the INRIX 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard provide a quantifiable benchmark for governments and cities across the world to measure progress to improve urban mobility and track the impact of spending on smart city initiatives.

Please visit www.inrix.com/scorecard for:

Full 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard reportInteractive webpage with data and information for nearly 1,000 cities and 37 countriesComplete methodology

Notes to Editors:
Data Sources
INRIX aggregates anonymous data from diverse datasets – such as phones, cars, trucks and cities – that leads to robust and accurate insights. The data used in the 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard is the congested or uncongested status of every segment of road for every minute of the day, as used by millions of drivers around the world that rely on INRIX-based traffic services.

Data used to complete the 2023 Scorecard and Q1 Update spans more than 15 months. The Scorecard incorporated three years of historical data to provide a complete year-over-year comparison of congestion and mobility. A multi-year approach enables the identification of trends in the world’s largest urban areas and provides a basis for comparison.

Research Methodology
The 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard provides the most up-to-date methodology to better understand movement in urban areas across the world. The 2023 Scorecard continues to include travel delay comparisons, collision trends and last-mile speeds based on the unique commuting patterns within each metro area, yet the latest origin-and-destination patterns accommodate the latest commuting behavior shifts.

Commute times were calculated by looking exclusively at the time it takes to get to and from major employment centers within an urban area from surrounding commuting neighborhoods. Our newest methodology, updated for this Scorecard, more accurately estimates commute distance using actual, observed trips. In general, this has placed downward pressure on commuting delays versus prior Scorecards, as observed trips tended to be shorter than previously estimated.

These changes were run for the years 2019, 2022 and 2023, along with the Q1 Update provided in this document. Q1 update is a special update for this version of the Global Traffic Scorecard and measures the change in average peak period travel times between January-March 2024 and January-March 2023.
Economic costs are calculated based on the following hourly values of time, which were based on U.S. Federal Highway Administration’s Revised Departmental Guidance on Valuation of Travel Time for Economic Analysis, 2016.  Adjusted for inflation, the rates are the following: $17.45 per hour in the U.S., £9.12 per hour in the U.K. and 10.67 € per hour in Germany. Individual urban areas may have higher, or lower, values of time depending on local economic conditions.

The 2023 Scorecard values time lost by analyzing peak speed and free-flow speed data for the busiest commuting corridors and sub areas as identified by origin and destination patterns unique to that area. Total time lost is the difference in travel times experienced during the peak periods compared to free-flow conditions on a per driver basis. In other words, it is the difference between driving during commute hours versus driving at night with little traffic.

About INRIX
Founded in 2004, INRIX pioneered intelligent mobility solutions by transforming big data from connected devices and vehicles into mobility insights. For nearly two decades, INRIX has harnessed machine learning and artificial intelligence to deliver precise and actionable mobility data. This revolutionary approach enabled INRIX to become one of the leading providers of data and analytics into how people move. By empowering cities, businesses, and people with valuable insights, INRIX is helping to make the world smarter, safer, and greener. With partners and solutions spanning across the entire mobility ecosystem, INRIX is uniquely positioned at the intersection of technology and transportation – whether its keeping road users safe, improving traffic signal timing to reduce delay and greenhouse gasses, optimizing last-mile delivery, or helping uncover market insights. Learn more at INRIX.com.

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Shanghai Electric Presents Full-Chain Collaborative Solutions for Zero-Carbon Transition at Carbon Neutrality Expo 2026

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SHANGHAI, June 15, 2026 /CNW/ — Shanghai Electric (“the Company”) (SEHK: 02727, SSE: 601727) has successfully concluded its exhibition at the 2026 Shanghai International Carbon Neutrality Expo in Technologies, Products and Achievements (Carbon Neutrality Expo 2026) held from June 10 to 12 in Shanghai under the theme of “Engineering the Optimal Zero-Carbon Solution.”

By presenting zero-carbon park construction achievements, low-carbon technology innovations and green product solutions, Shanghai Electric showcased its core capabilities in full-chain synergy, on-demand customization and project execution. Its integrated energy equipment value chain enables tailored solutions for diverse scenarios and supports green, low-carbon development.

Industrial parks are vital platforms for green and low-carbon development. At the expo, Shanghai Electric released the “White Paper on Technical Measures for Zero-Carbon Park Planning and Construction,” offering systematic and actionable guidance for green and low-carbon park development. Centered on energy efficiency, energy substitution and resource circulation, Shanghai Electric offers end-to-end services from planning and construction to operations. Its full-chain solutions cover clean energy supply, low-carbon infrastructure, resource recycling and smart O&M.

In recent years, the Company has advanced several demonstration projects for green and low-carbon park development, including the “Zero-Carbon Bay” project in Shanghai’s Lin-gang Special Area and a smart energy park in Shantou, Guangdong Province. Selected as one of China’s first 52 national zero-carbon parks and the only project in Shanghai to receive the designation, the Lin-gang project highlights Shanghai Electric’s role in planning, construction and operational deployment, as well as its ability to build integrated zero-carbon systems for advanced manufacturing industries. The Shantou project integrates wind, solar, storage, charging and intelligent energy management, and has received Guangdong’s first carbon neutrality certificate.

With full-category new energy capabilities across wind, solar, storage, hydrogen and nuclear, Shanghai Electric covers the zero-carbon chain from generation to smart platforms and energy-saving equipment. The full-chain synergy provides robust technological and industrial foundation for building zero-carbon scenarios.

Shanghai Electric also released social carbon reduction contribution data for the second consecutive year. In 2025, the Company achieved a reduction of approximately 389 million tons of CO₂ equivalent, continuing to apply its green technologies and industrial capabilities to drive low-carbon transition.

Meanwhile, Shanghai Electric unveiled its next-phase ESG development strategy, reaffirming its commitment to clean technology innovation, low-carbon management and sustainability governance as it works with global partners to support the global zero-carbon transition.

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56% Want It, 38% Leave For It: The Critical State of Work-Life Balance in Hong Kong: Randstad Hong Kong

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Work-life balance remains the #1 Employee Value Proposition (EVP), jumping 10% in importance since 2024 (56% in 2026 vs. 46% in 2024).Top 3 turnover drivers: Poor work-life balance, uncompetitive compensation & benefits, and limited career growth.Mobility trends: 30% of Hongkonger plan to change jobs (peaking at 32% among Gen Z), while 14% seek internal transfers (highest among Millennials at 16%).

HONG KONG, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — ‘Work-life balance’ continues to reign as the top employee value proposition (EVP) for talent in Hong Kong, while ‘career progression’ has entered the Top 5 EVPs for the very first time in 2026.

Randstad – the global talent company – today revealed early findings of its 14th annual Employer Brand Research in Hong Kong SAR. Commissioned by Randstad and independently conducted by Kantar, this annual study is the world’s most comprehensive employer brand research, surveying over 166,000 people globally, including 2,500 respondents in Hong Kong SAR.

Natellie Sun, Managing Director of Randstad Greater China and Southeast Asia said, “Our 2026 findings show that while work-life balance remains the ultimate priority, career progression has broken into the top five EVPs for the first time in six years. Immediate rewards and daily workplace experiences are still highly valued, but we are seeing a distinct shift: talent in Hong Kong is adopting a much more long-term, strategic mindset when managing their careers.”

Work-life Balance Remains the Leading EVP Driver

The 2026 research reveals that 56% of Hong Kongers prioritise work-life balance when seeking an ideal employer, marking a 10% increase from 2024. This is closely followed by attractive salary and benefits (52%) and job security (43%).

Top 5 Most Important EVP Factors When Thinking about an Ideal Employer

Hong Kong SAR

Gen Z

Millennials

Gen X

work-life balance

work-life balance

work-life balance

work-life balance

salary & benefits

salary & benefits

salary & benefits

salary & benefits

job security

pleasant work atmosphere

job security

job security

career progression

career progression

career progression

pleasant work atmosphere

pleasant work atmosphere

job security

pleasant work atmosphere

career progression

Hongkongers View Work-life Balance through a Functional Lens

Data shows that Hongkongers prioritise tangible benefits which are good environments, reasonable workloads, flexible arrangements, health support, time off and access to work, over soft factors like “supportive leadership and culture”.

44% of talent in Hong Kong cite reasonable workload and expectations as the primary driver of a healthy work-life balance, nearly double the proportion who prioritise supportive leadership and culture (23%). 

Amid talent shifts driven by agile business iterations, forward-thinking managers should do more than simply reassign tasks to teams or AI tools. Instead, they should take actions to prioritise employees’ morale, redesign workflows, and reallocate resources to ensure sustainable productivity.

Another 42% attribute better work-life balance to flexible working arrangements. However, the proportion of employees offered hybrid or remote options has declined (32% in 2026, down from 37% in 2025). Increasingly, employers are mandating a return-to-office (RTO) to track productivity and drive growth. Yet, companies need to be wary of “pseudo-flexibility”, which is when workloads are unreasonable and the line between work time and personal time becomes blurry. Consequently, a poor work-life balance remains the leading driver of resignations in Hong Kong (38.2%).

Switch or Not? Hongkongers Seek Job Security and Career Progression

The Hong Kong talent market is currently navigating a structural supply-demand mismatch, accelerated by AI and economic uncertainties. Faced with these external market risks, talent are increasingly choosing security over mobility.

While 30% of workers still plan to change jobs, external mobility intentions have noticeably slowed down compared to previous years. Instead, the appetite for internal transfers has grown to 14%. Driven by a challenging macroeconomic environment, talent is opting to anchor themselves to current employers, looking for security rather than risking an external move.

However, choosing security does not mean no retention pressure. Employers need to look beyond surface-level declines in turnover and evaluate the workforce through the lens of EVP and attrition factors, to mitigate the risks of ‘job hugging’ fallout and talent loss.

A disconnect exists between what talent expect and what they experience daily. The widest gap lies in “salary and benefits,” followed by “career progression”. Notably, 38% of respondents leave because salary and benefits failed to keep pace with rising living costs and workload, while 29% leave due to a lack of career growth opportunities.

As market-wide salary increments slow down and corporate budgets become cautious, talent are adopting a more pragmatic approach toward compensation and benefits. When weighing salary ceilings against career ceilings, talent possess far greater agency to shatter their career barriers.

Career development is a continuous journey that relies on both personal commitment and a supportive work environment. It encompasses vertical advancement and horizontal expansion, with expectations evolving across the short, medium, and long term. As Partner for Talent, Randstad is committed to supporting candidates through every stage of the career journey.

Randstad Hong Kong 2026 Employer Brand Research Report: Now Available

The 14th edition of the Randstad Hong Kong Employer Brand Research is available now on the website, exploring the insights from 2,500 respondents for the following themes:

how talent across different generations is ranking EVP importancewhat elements strengthen job security and enhance work-life balancejob-switching behaviour and the reasons for leaving jobsAI powers the job search, human connection builds trust.

About Randstad Employer Brand Research

Randstad Employer Brand Research 2026 explores the views of working people in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and North America.

Data was collected from over 166,000 respondents in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong SAR, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay In January 2026. For this research, Randstad partnered with Kantar, a global research and analysis firm.

About Randstad

Randstad is a global talent leader with the vision to be the world’s most equitable and specialised talent company. As a partner for talent and through our four specialisations — Operational, Professional, Digital and Enterprise — we provide clients with the high-quality, diverse and agile workforces that they need to succeed in a talent scarce world. We help people secure meaningful roles, develop relevant skills and find purpose and belonging in their workplace. Through the value we create, we are committed to a better and more sustainable future for all.

Headquartered in the Netherlands, operating in 39 markets and Randstad N.V. is listed on the Euronext Amsterdam. For more information, see www.randstad.com.

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TECNO Unveils SPARK 50 Pro: The Segment’s Durable Powerhouse

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HONG KONG, June 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On June 16 Beijing Time, AI-driven innovative technology brand TECNO unveils SPARK 50 Pro, the segment’s durable powerhouse. Designed for users who expect their smartphone to keep up with them for years, TECNO SPARK 50 Pro offers two battery options — a 5600mAh dual-cell version and a 6000mAh single-cell version — both paired with a Sony LYTIA 600 50MP main camera, a slim 7.8mm body, IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance, and SGS Five-Star certified durability. This stylish and durable smartphone is built to deliver long-lasting all-round performance for entertainment, creativity, and everyday life.

Long-Lasting Power and Performance for Streaming and Multitasking

Built for the way users stream, scroll, game, chat, and multitask throughout the day, TECNO SPARK 50 Pro delivers dependable performance with battery durability designed for the long run. Both battery versions — 5600mAh dual-cell and 6000mAh single-cell — support more than 1,900 charge cycles, retaining over 80% capacity after six years, as certified by TECNO Lab, for long-lasting reliability and fewer battery replacements.

TECNO SPARK 50 Pro also supports 60W Super Charge, powering the device to 63% in just 30 minutes and charging fully in 55 minutes. Three adaptive charging modes – Hyper, Smart, and Low-Temperature – give users control over speed versus heat, while bypass charging routes power directly to the motherboard during heavy use, reducing battery strain and keeping the device cooler when gaming or streaming while plugged in.

Powered by the MediaTek Helio G100 Ultimate processor with AnTuTu score around 550,000, TECNO SPARK 50 Pro is designed to support smooth everyday performance across entertainment, productivity, and social use. It also features Memory Fusion 4.0 technology, delivers up to 24GB RAM. Its large 6.78-inch display with up to 120Hz refresh rate brings fluid visuals to supported scenarios, while dual stereo speakers with DTS Sound deliver a richer audio experience for video, music, and gaming. Together, these features make SPARK 50 Pro a reliable entertainment companion built for daily streaming, multitasking, and playback.

Capture Life in Motion: 50MP Sony Camera Meets Ultra-Fast FlashSnap

TECNO SPARK 50 Pro elevates everyday photography with the Sony LYTIA 600 main camera which was developed by Sony Semiconductor Solutions with Sony optical technology, features a 50MP resolution and a large 1/1.953-inch sensor. It delivers superior light-gathering capability compared to smaller sensors in its class, enabling clearer shots in low-light conditions.

Capture fast-moving moments with TECNO’s FlashSnap technology. With shutter speeds of up to 1/10,000s, users can freeze motion with precision, whether capturing pets in action, moving vehicles, sports, or quick-fire moments with friends.

Beyond still images, TECNO SPARK 50 Pro brings memories to life with Live Photo, saving the atmosphere of a shot in motion with every shutter press. AI-powered imaging tools, including AI Eraser 2.0 and AI Extender, help users remove distractions, reframe compositions, and refine images directly on device. TECNO’s Universal Tone technology further supports more inclusive portrait photography, helping users capture natural-looking skin tones across environments.

Slim Yet Durable: Premium Design with Solid Protection

TECNO SPARK 50 Pro combines a slim 7.8mm profile with premium durability, backed by the Swiss SGS Five-Star Premium Drop Resistance. Adding to its resilience, the device features IP68 and IP69 dust and water resistance, ensuring reliable protection against dust, spills, rain, and high-pressure water jets.

TECNO SPARK 50 Pro extends its all-round experience with features built around how users actually move through their day. FreeLink 2.0 enables off-grid communication in supported scenarios, while 4.5G and 4G carrier aggregation strengthens network performance for streaming, browsing, and social use. AI Noise Cancellation supports clearer calls in busy or noisy environments, and TECNO’s Ella AI Agent and AI Health Assistant bring intelligent everyday assistance for health monitoring and daily productivity.

The device is available in five stylish colors: Ink Black, Titanium Grey, Midnight Blue, Dynamic Orange, and Cloud White. Blending ultra-slim aesthetics with modern style, TECNO SPARK 50 Pro is designed to feel as polished as it is practical — a device that looks premium, performs smoothly, and stays reliable over time.

About TECNO

As a global innovative technology brand with operations in over 70 markets, TECNO has been committed to revolutionizing the digital experience in global emerging markets, relentlessly pushing for the perfect integration of contemporary, aesthetic design with the latest technologies and AI. TECNO offers a wide range of smartphones, smart wearables, laptops and tablets, smart gaming, HiOS operating systems and smart home products. Guided by its brand essence of “Stop At Nothing”, TECNO is committed to unlocking the newest technologies and AI-powered new experiences for forward-looking individuals, inspiring them to never stop pursuing their best selves and their best futures. For more information, please visit TECNO’s official site: www.tecno-mobile.com.

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