White House press secretary Sean Spicer gets massively trolled…

A curious case of Sean Spicer’s tweets! The White House press secretary tweeted something on January 25 and January 26 which people believe are his passwords. Two consecutive days, he tweeted a combination of alphabets and numbers which he immediately deleted but Twitterati being themselves took screenshots before he could delete.

Semi-Autonomous Robot Deliveries To Roll Out In U.S.

For cargo firms seeking a low-cost last-mile delivery system, a new semi-autonomous robot, launched by Starship Technologies, will soon begin running deliveries for restaurants through Postmates and DoorDash services. The DoorDash trial will take place in Redwood City, and Postmates customers can expect robots at the door in Washington, D.C.’s city limits.

New centre urges builders to embrace technology

THE team behind a new innovation centre for the construction industry have said that embracing technological evolution makes “good business sense”. Bruce Newlands, head of technical operations at the 30,000sq ft facility set to be opened by the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre , was speaking as plans were announced to double staff numbers.

Alibaba’s financial arm acquires MoneyGram1 hour ago

Beijing, Jan 27 Ant Financial, e-commerce giant Alibaba’s financial arm, has reached an agreement to acquire American money-transfer major MoneyGram for USD 880 million, in a deal that will expand the firm’s business in the US after India and Thailand. “The acquisition of MoneyGram is a significant milestone in our mission to bring inclusive financial services to users around the world,” Eric Jing, chief executive officer of Ant Financial Services Group in a statement last night.

Sonakshi Sinha is all ready to kill some zombies

Following her turn in the 2016 action-dramas, ‘Akira’ and ‘Force 2’, Sonakshi Sinha has been termed as the action girl of Bollywood. It comes as no surprise then that she was the first to be approached for a novel virtual reality immersive gaming experience, ahead of the release of the Milla Jovovich-starrer, ‘Resident Evil: The Final Chapter’.

Ford SmartLink brings WiFi, LTE-connected features to older cars

If you want new car features like the ability to remote start via an app or have a WiFi hotspot onboard without buying a new car, then Ford’s new SmartLink is one way to add them. Chrysler has offered WiFi and other features as a part of Uconnect since 2008, while GM followed on most vehicles in 2014 but Ford’s Sync platform leaned more on customer’s own devices.

A Few of My Favorite Tech Products

I have the opportunity to review a lot of different technology products and I tend to put them into one of three categories. First, there are those products that really impress me and make me thankful for living in the Digital Age.

T&T Marathon reduces prize $$$

Defending men’s and women’s champions Mark Chepses and Leah Kigen of Kenya will head a field of 28 foreigners at Sunday’s T&T International Marathon to begin at 5:00am at St Mary’s Junction in Freeport. The runners will be forced to accept a smaller money prize due to the economic crisis being faced in T&T and worldwide.

Hundreds honor Apollo astronauts

Moonwalkers and dozens of others who took part in NASA’s storied Apollo program paid tribute Thursday to the three astronauts killed in a fire 50 years ago. On the eve of the Apollo 1 anniversary, hundreds gathered at Kennedy Space Center to honor Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee.

George F. Will: Protectionism does not protect American workers

When the president speaks of closed factories scattered like “tombstones” across America, has he noticed the shuttered stores in shopping centers and entire malls reduced to rubble? He promises “protection” to prevent foreigners from “destroying” manufacturing jobs by exporting to America things that Americans want to import. Does he know that one American company might be “destroying” more American jobs than China is? And that this supposed destruction is beneficial? The company is Amazon , created by Jeff Bezos.

Skyscanner reveals Top 10 Emerging Domestic and International Destinations Favored by Thais in 2016

Skyscanner, the leading online travel search engine, has put together data to show emerging destinations gaining popularity among Thai travellers in 2016. Japan is Thai’s favorite travel destination with 4 Japanese cities dominating the top 10 emerging international destinations list; Searches to Fukuoka has grown 93.3%, Nagoya at 50%, Sapporo at 41%, and Osaka at 33.4%.

2017 Ford GT: Fastest Ford On Record

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Microsoft to increase use of AI

Microsoft will increase its use of artificial intelligence in order to improve the company’s products, chief executive Satya Nadella said when revealing the tech giant’s latest financial results. The company behind the Windows PC software reported revenue of $US24.1 billion in the three months to December 31, up on the $US23.8 billion it generated in the same period last year, an increase driven by the firm’s cloud-based products, Nadella said.

Press release distribution, EDGAR filing, XBRL, regulatory filings

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Microsoft will increase use of AI to improve products, says chief executive

Microsoft will increase its use of artificial intelligence in order to improve the company’s products, chief executive Satya Nadella said when revealing the tech giant’s latest financial results. The company behind the Windows PC software reported revenue of 24.1 billion US dollars in the three months to December 31, up on the 23.8 billion it generated in the same period last year, an increase driven by the firm’s cloud-based products, Mr Nadella said.

Ant Financial, MoneyGram Deal Worth $880M

Ant Financial Services Group, a leader in China’s online payment industry, plans to buy U.S.-based MoneyGram International Inc. for about $880 million. “The combination will provide consumers in over 200 countries and territories with convenient and accessible financial services, which furthers Ant Financial’s mission to promote equal access to financial services globally,” Ant Financial, which is an affiliate of Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., said in a news release .

Second ‘celebgate’ hacker sentenced to nine months in prison

For his part in the “celebgate” celebrity hacking scandal , 29-year-old Chicago man Edward Majerczyk will be sentenced to nine months in federal prison. Last July, Majerczyk agreed to plead guilty to felony computer hacking charges, admitting that he scammed more than 300 people, including 30 celebrities, in order to steal their Gmail and iCloud account info.

It turns out Jared Kushner and Sean Spicer are also registered to vote in two states

White House press secretary Sean Spicer, left, and President Donald Trump’s White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner, right, arrive at a White House senior staff swearing in ceremony in the East Room of the White House, Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, in Washington. White House press secretary Sean Spicer, left, and President Donald Trump’s White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner, right, arrive at a White House senior staff swearing in ceremony in the East Room of the White House, Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, in Washington.

Trump idea to fund border wall with a GOP tax on imports could raise prices for consumers

The White House offered a possible answer Thursday for how President Trump could pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall that was his chief campaign promise – a tax on imports that opponents say would raise prices for Americans buying groceries, automobiles and gasoline. In a speech to Republican lawmakers in Philadelphia, Trump said the new tax plan could “generate revenue from Mexico that will pay for the wall, if we decide to go that route.”

The revolutionary test for alien life

A simple chemistry test could soon answer one of humanity’s most basic questions – does life exist on other planets? NASA has revealed a new test it says is 10,000 more sensitive than current methods employed by spacecraft like NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover. Mono Lake, California, with salt pillars known as ‘tufas’ visible.

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Oculus VR case goes to jury with a $4B request

That seemed to be ZeniMax attorney Anthony Sammi’s chief refrain during closing arguments today, where the attorney representing the company behind id Software and Bethesda asked a Dallas jury to rule against Facebook and award $2 billion in compensation and another $2 billion in punitive damages. Oculus attorney Beth Wilkinson argued to the same jury that the multibillion-dollar lawsuit was driven by ZeniMax’s embarrassment, jealousy and anger, not facts.

The CSIC facility will have office and training space

THE team behind a new innovation centre for the construction industry have said that embracing technological evolution makes “good business sense”. Bruce Newlands, head of technical operations at the 30,000sq ft facility set to be opened by the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre , was speaking as plans were announced to double staff numbers.

Security experts call Grey Eagle Casino security breach a wake-up call

Computer security experts say confidential employee information hacked from a computer in an office at the Calgary-area casino is the tip of a much bigger problem. Someone gained access to a computer in the human resources department and downloaded confidential letters and files with the names and personal information of over a dozen employees and then posted the documents on the Internet, Global News learned Wednesday.