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Domino's tests cashless stores and deliveries

Domino's is testing cashless stores, with customers only being able to use their card, contactless payments (like ApplePay or Android Pay), PayPal and Instagift cards to buy their pizzas both in store and when they have orders delivered. The trial is… Source: engadget

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Twitter revises rules on hate speech targeting religions

Twitter has technically banned hate speech based on religion before, but it should now be easier for the company to clamp down on that behavior. The social site has updated its rules to require the deletion of any tweet that "dehumanizes" others bas… Source: engadget

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Bitcoin Is the Surprising Key to Britain’s Post-Brexit Future: DeVere

The United Kingdom should deliberately position itself as a Bitcoin-friendly country alongside Switzerland and Japan to boost the economy of the nation that has been damaged by Brexit. That’s the opinion of Nigel Green, the CEO of deVere Group, a major independent wealth advisory firm with $12 billion under advisement. Embracing crypto to boost the […]

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The UK's high-energy lasers could zap drones and missiles out of the sky

The UK wants to take down enemy drones and missiles with high-energy light beams. The Ministry of Defense (MOD) announced that it's developing laser and radio frequency weapons. Referred to collectively as Direct Energy Weapons (DEW), they're powered… Source: engadget

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Federal appeals court rules Trump can't ban critics on Twitter

President Trump's desire to block critics on Twitter just hit another snag. A federal appeals court in New York has ruled that Trump is violating the First Amendment by blocking people he disagrees with on the social network. Public officials using… Source: engadget