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VW's top UK executive, Paul Willis, has said that of the 1.2 million cars in the UK affected by the diesel emissions scandal, 470,000 have been fixed. "At the current rate, we are applying these measures to 20,000 cars a week," he told MPs on the Transport Committee. But after he had left the hearing, Mr Willis was accused of lying to MPs over whether he had supplied the government with promised information. A VW spokesman said Mr Willis had indeed handed over what was promised. Mr Willis told the MPs there had been no redundancies in the UK because of the diesel dishonesty.Indeed, the company was trying to recruit more people to help with the technical fixes, he said. Many UK VW owners are angry that they will receive no compensation as a result of the scandal, unlike customers in the US. But Mr Willis said there was "no legal basis for compensation". He added there was no comparison between the situation in the US and Europe. The scandal broke in 2015, when it emerged that the carmaker had installed "defeat devices" in its diesel models that allowed them to falsify the results of US pollution tests. Accusation of lying Mr Willis told the MPs that VW had handed over all the information asked for by the government so it could press on with inquiries. Later on in the what became a heated committee session after Mr Willis had left - the Transport Minister John Hayes, who is looking at the diesel emissions scandal's impact in the UK, said it was "not true" that VW had given him all the information requested. Committee member Graham Stringer MP went further, saying of Mr Willis's testimony, "I have seen all sorts of evasive witnesses, but I think we have just seen somebody tell us absolute blatant lies." Responding to the exchange, a Volkswagen spokesman told the BBC that Mr Willis has supplied what he agreed to supply, but that the government may have requested more. The company will pay £1.1m for testing Volkswagen vehicles, but not the £0.9m needed to test other companies' vehicles. VW denies misleading millions of consumers as it claims it did not sell vehicles based upon low nitrogen oxide emissions. In his testimony, Mr Willis had said "I don't think we did anything wrong". For his part, Mr Hayes said this was a shift from the company's original position. "I think VW acted extremely badly," he said. "I think it is extraordinary in their evidence this afternoon they seemed to be uncertain about whether they had behaved badly or not. "Yet when this scandal first broke their tone was a very different one," he added. During the hearing Mr Hayes also asked about a report into the scandal written by lawyers Jones Day, which was commissioned by VW. The MPs said VW had promised the committee that it would be published, but the carmaker had now decided not to. Mr Hayes said one could "reasonably assume" that one reason is "that it contains information which contradicts what Volkswagen have said both publicly and to this committee". More investigation While VW has agreed to pay fines and compensation in the US amounting to more than $19bn, it insists that legally in Europe it did nothing wrong. It accepts that 8.5 million vehicles in Europe were fitted with software that could detect when they were being tested for emissions. But it denies that the software amounts to a "defeat device" under EU law. Ian Yarnold, head of international vehicle standards at the Department for Transport told the MPs that he thought the device was "prohibited," but that he would need to gather evidence to determine if fitting the devices amounted to a criminal act. Mr Hayes said he and his boss, transport minister Chris Grayling, would go to Germany next month to meet their counterparts and seek more information. He added that the government had not ruled out launching legal action against VW. VW denies misleading millions of consumers as it claims it did not sell vehicles based upon low nitrogen oxide emissions. The chairman of the Transport Select Committee, Louise Ellman MP, said that it had heard of complaints from customers whose cars had been subjected to Volkswagen's technical fix. Mr Willis responded that there had been around 3,500 such complaints, which he said amounted to 0.75% of those whose cars had been recalled. He insisted that in 65% of cases, the complaints were "subjective" and linked to issues such as the feel of the car and noise levels. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-39032167

Samsung announced that this year we will not see any new terminal from the Note series. Careful! The series does not disappear, it just takes a break until next year. Some major changes will probably happen. And now I realize that I haven't really seen any rumors about the new Note 21 series. The information comes from DJ Koh, head of the IT and mobile division within Samsung. So, in 2021 we won't have a new phone from the Note series and fans have to settle for the current models or a foldable model. DJ Koh also confirmed that only next year we will see a new Note terminal, which leads me to think that Samsung is working hard to relaunch the series. It would be the case since there is also the Fold series, and the future Fold 3 would also bring support for the Stylus

It's official. The OnePlus Watch will be released on March 23 alongside the OnePlus 9 series. It is their first watch and has been requested by many fans of the company. We don't know anything about the watch officially, but it will most likely be similar to what we have already seen in the BBK group. You can find out more details on the day of the launch. OnePlus' priority is to offer a new design with good connectivity and an optimal user experience. The company's new smartwatch meets these criteria and stands out with its design. It also offers excellent connectivity with OnePlus smartphones, audio peripherals and other smart accessories, as well as OnePlus TVs with intuitive control features.

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I told you some time ago that I signed up for Netflix and gave up HBO. As a result, I am not very aware of all the news about that platform. Starting yesterday, the online video content platform increased its subscription by one euro: "We want to inform you that the subscription price will be changed. Your monthly subscription will increase from 2.99 euros/month to 3.99 euros/month. This change will be implemented on the first billing after November 21. If you are currently benefiting from a promotional period, after its end the new price will be applied", sounds the notification sent to customers who have purchased an EXCLUSIVE subscription on the online platform. The increase does not apply to TV package subscriptions to HBO channels, which have the online option activated at no cost. The increase comes at a time when other players in the field have made similar moves, the last being Netflix, a few months ago. In addition, Disney + and Apple TV + are going to make their debut soon, the first one next month. I think that this increase also aims to amortize future losses.

The best performing model is the Y70, an excellent mid-range smartphone, with a special design and excellent specifications, and the suggested retail price is 1199 RON and comes with a gift – a smartwatch (which separately costs 227 RON). Our review for this phone has already been published and can be found here. The next two phones are the Y20s and the vivo Y11s have a retail price of 999 RON and 599 RON respectively and offer a fitness bracelet as a gift (whose separate price is 99 RON). Offers are valid from April 28, 2021 to May 11, 2021. All our vivo articles can be found here. SURSA