Joana Dyan Ordonez
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Google Assistant, The Tech Giant's Answer To Apple's Siri
Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai announced during the October 4 Google Event that they are evolving from a mobile-first world to an "AI-first world". Google takes credit for designing the phones around Google Assistant, the tech giant's answer to Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's Cortana.
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Abandoned Top-Secret Nuclear Military Plant Transformed Into Tourist Attraction
The largest man-made cave in the world, the 816 Nuclear Military Plant, is located in the mountains of Fuling district in China's Chongqing municipality. This former top-secret nuclear military plant was once used to manufacture plutonium and house thousands of explosives. Recently, it has been re-opened to tourists and visitors for the first time.
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Chatbots: Learn French, German and Spanish With A Robot While On The Go
The language-learning platform Duolingo is introducing chatbots wherein users can learn new languages. The chatbots, is an AI-powered and language-learning app that offers a way to have conversations while you're trying to learn French, German and Spanish.
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Dutch Tourist Faces Jail Imprisonment for Pulling Plug on Prayer Sermon in Myanmar
Klaas Haytema, a 30-year old Dutch tourist, who were charged with insulting religion in Myanmar for allegedly unplugging an amplifier blasting a late-night Buddhist sermon near his hotel.
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Life Hacks On Having An Adult-Only Disney World Adventure
Disneyland Parks are not just for families with their children. If explored precisely, Disney can be the perfect destination for adult getaway for young and married couples.Disney can be a perfect place for adults. You can plan a grown-up Disney getaway with these life hacks as you explore your inner child at heart.
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Yahoo Scans All Of Its Users’ Incoming Emails On Behalf Of U.S. Intelligence
There have been reports that Yahoo secretly scanned hundreds of millions of Yahoo Mail accounts at the order of the National Security Agency or FBI.
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Money Saving Tips On Car Rentals You Should Know
To prevent from booking car rentals that can add hundreds of dollars unto vacation costs, here are some money saving tips for getting the better end of the bargain.
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Disney California Adventure Park Unveils Details On First 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Ride
Disney is pushing through with its plans for its first Marvel comics-themed ride in the U.S. By the Summer of 2017, park-goers at Disney California Adventure will be able to travel around The Collector’s castle and see his immense treasure trove in the Marvel-based ride Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!
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British Trio Won Nobel Prize In Physics For Revealing The Secrets Of Exotic Matter
Three British physicists, currently working in the United States, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for revealing the secrets of exotic matter. The winners are Dr. David J. Thouless (82) of the University of Washington, Dr. F. Duncan M. Haldane (65) of Princeton University and Dr. J. Michael Kosterlitz (73) of Brown University.
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Amazing Reasons Why Your Next Staycation Holiday Should Be A Cruise
Whether you’re new to cruising or a non-cruises who wanted to take some time off to relax with your family, now is the time to book. Cruising is hassle-free, and most offer pre-paid rates, exclusive promos and fabulous perks.
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Candace Cameron Bure's Daughter Earns Buzz on “The Voice”
During the October 3rd’s episode of "The Voice," Candace Cameron Bure's daughter Natasha Bure nailed her audition for coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys. When Natasha hit the stage, she performed a cover of Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling in Love," which was very satisfactory to Adam Levine to turn his chair to the aspiring lass.
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The World's Largest High-speed Railway Station, To Be Built Beside The Great Wall Of China
The world’s largest and deepest high-speed railway station is to be built just below the most popular section of the Great Wall of China. This major project is part of the country’s preparations for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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European Union Targeted Google Over Its Alleged Anti-Competitive Android Practices
The European Union’s antitrust regulators plan to order Google to stop paying financial incentives to smartphones in exchange for installing Google Search exclusively on their android devices. The EU competition enforcer stated in its statement of objective that they planned to tell Google to halt payments or discounts to mobile phone manufacturers in return for pre-installing Google's Play Store with Google Search.
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Why October Is The Best Month to Buy Travel Deals
Having an ultimate but pragmatic approach for rest and recreation is a big tap on the back for travelers who would like to spend vacation outside of their usual mall and bar hang outs. If you are looking for great deals , October is a perfect time to take advantage of off-peak travel deals in Europe and the Caribbean.
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Google's New Smartphone "Pixel", Image Leaked
Google will be be holding a hardware event that day where the company will finally reveal its new Pixel Android smartphones. Leaked renders have surfaced online, showing off a bit of how its software would look like. It reveal new home screen and rounded icons. Google will actually be announcing two smartphones, the 5-inch Pixel and the larger 5.5-inch Pixel XL.