In Frame

Photographers all over the world submitted images showcasing unique views of technology.

Chinese firms iFlytek and Hytera highlighted AI translation and public safety tech — sidestepping disputes over surveillance and trade secrets.

From Cape Verde to Bhutan, we received 227 entries from over 45 countries around the world, featuring everything from sprawling mines to biometric facial scans.

Chinese-made mopeds have become popular in the traffic-clogged city, but users and manufacturers aren’t sure which laws apply to them.

Despite the world’s slowest internet and payment restrictions, Los Datway manage to earn a living online.

Brutal temperatures in New Delhi, reaching as high as 122 degrees Fahrenheit, have claimed over 100 lives.

Rest of World shadowed workers in São Paulo, Lagos, Dhaka, and Jakarta to get an intimate look at how they spend their breaks between orders.

Female workers at Samsung are frequently replaced when they hit 35. So they train to work in the informal beauty industry for “stability and flexibility.”

From images of solar cooking to snake radio telemetry, we received 548 entries from around the world.

Superstar monks have built massive followings — but dancing, singing, and fame-seeking are all violations of the monastic code.

YouTubers are replacing Amazon and Flipkart to help small businesses in Chandni Chowk find customers.

Forget tradition. Social media trends are now driving piñata sales in Mexico.