BB duck | Huawei applied for the 'Far Ahead' trademark; Meizu officially announced its first AR smart glasses; vivo released a new thousand-yuan phone; official response to online car-hailing empty rebates

Huawei has submitted an application to register the "Far Ahead" trademark

@Qichacha：Recently, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. has applied for the "Yuanyue Leading" trademark, which is internationally classified as transportation vehicles and scientific instruments. Currently, The trademark status is "Registration Application".

uckDuck said: Far ahead, far ahead, far ahead!

Meizu’s first AR smart glasses official announcement

@IT Home: On October 30, Meizu Technology announced that its AR smart glasses will start blind ordering for 1 yuan from now on.

Meizu Technology stated that the first AR smart glasses are an important product created by Xingji Meizu Group in the XR field. This pair of glasses uses innovative display technology and is extremely thin and light, demonstrating Xingji Meizu Group’s in-depth exploration of cutting-edge technology and continuous breakthroughs in product technology

Yaya said: It looks like normal glasses. Can I change my myopia lenses?

vivo recently launched a brand new thousand yuan phone

@ Lie Down Duck: On October 30, vivo Y100 was officially released, priced from 1,399 yuan.

vivo official said that vivo Y100 is currently vivo’s thinnest 5000mAh mobile phone, with a body thickness of only 7.49mm

Using 3D curved glass, three colors are available: glassy blue, glazed blue, and starry night black.

In terms of configuration, the 64-megapixel lens is equipped with OIS optical anti-shake function, supports 120Hz adaptive variable speed high brush, and has low blue light and multi-scene eye protection functions.

The highest configuration can be equipped with 12GB 512GB memory

uckYuck said: At this price, what else do you need for a bicycle...

The official response to the empty rebate fee for online car-hailing services

@ Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Committee: Since this year, the Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Committee has discovered from complaints and online public opinion that online car-hailing drivers often ask for air rebates in addition to the price charged by the car-hailing platform.

Consumers have two concerns on this issue. On the one hand, they question whether the fees charged are legal and reasonable. On the other hand, they are not willing to pay for return services that they do not enjoy

Drivers said that some orders have a long journey, but there are few customers at the destination, so it is difficult to receive return orders, and the return trip may include highway tolls and other fees, which is too costly.

The Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Committee believes that although the empty car return fee for online ride-hailing can be charged, it cannot be collected at will when charging!

Online car-hailing empty rebates should be standardized, open and transparent; online car-hailing platforms have the obligation to assume management responsibilities and should not be "invisible"; in addition, multiple parties need to participate to jointly formulate reasonable pricing methods.

uckYuck said: You can collect it, but you can’t collect it randomly!

I was asked to pay a refund fee when taking a taxi.Do you think it is reasonable? Let’s chat in the message area!

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