It looked strange when Tyrann Mathieu was sticking a finger in Tom Brady’s face right after Brady threw a touchdown in Super Bowl LV, but Mathieu said he had a reason. Without getting specific, Mathieu said on Twitter that Brady called him something, and he wouldn’t repeat what it was. Mathieu deleted the tweet soon after. (Twitter.com screen shot) Mathieu and Brady had words a couple times in the first half. The second time came after Brady threw a touchdown with seconds left. Mathieu went… Source link

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about a transformation in purchasing patterns. From ordering essential goods online to opting for home delivery of food, consumers are today choosing safety, convenience, and value, and are more open to switching brands. Buy Online, Pick Up in Store (BOPIS), which was already an emerging trend, has gained momentum in the last one year. According to the COVID-19 Consumer Pulse Surveys by McKinsey & Company, more than 60% of customers have… Source link

Doctors are warning about a potential life-threatening issue related to Apple’s iPhone 12. A powerful new magnet in the smartphone device can interfere with pacemakers and implanted cardiac defibrillators among patients with serious heart issues, according to research by specialists in cardiac electrophysiology. Dr Gurjit Singh of Henry Ford Heart & Vascular Institute in the US is an expert in cardiac devices which contain switches that respond to an external magnet to change how the device… Source link

Tom Brady and Tyrann Mathieu are fantastic competitors and they had some words early in Super Bowl LV. Mathieu picked a weird time to continue the war of words. With a few seconds left in the first half, Tom Brady threw a touchdown to Antonio Brown. That gave the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a 21-6 lead right before halftime. Brady had three first-half touchdowns and the Bucs dominated the game to that point. And Mathieu, who had just gotten penalized for pass interference in the end zone, decided to… Source link

Big tech has ignored green tech, but make no mistake: The world’s first trillionaire could well come from the green tech sector. And right now, while the only clear front-runners are Elon Musk–already the world’s richest person–and Bill Gates, the world’s second, the biggest redistribution of capital is probably still coming … It’s opening up massive new opportunities for the next round of high-profile green-tech entrepreneurs, from Facedrive’s (TSX.V:FD) Sayan Navaratnam and… Source link

Bloomberg Hyundai, Kia Say Not in Car Development Talks With Apple (Bloomberg) — Hyundai Motor Co. and its affiliate Kia Motors Corp. said that they aren’t in discussions with Apple Inc. on cooperating to develop a self-driving electric vehicle, following reports and speculation that they were working with the tech giant.The South Korean carmakers have been talking with multiple companies about autonomous electric car development, but no decision has been made, they said in regulatory… Source link

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The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers meet up Sunday in Super Bowl 55, a game that can be live-streamed on the Yahoo Sports app. Led by Tom Brady, the Buccaneers have won three straight road games in the postseason to get to the Super Bowl. But they face a strong opponent in defending champ Kansas City. Will Brady get his seventh ring? Or will Patrick Mahomes and Co. steal his thunder? We’ll be following all the action live here on Yahoo Sports. The music was better than hologram… Source link

SHENYANG, CHINA – FEBRUARY 06: Customers try out smartphones at a Huawei Store on February 6, 2021 … [+] in Shenyang, Liaoning Province of China. (Photo by Yan Bo/VCG via Getty Images) VCG via Getty Images You might have thought, that Huawei would have given up the ghost by now, given the absence of full Google Mobile Services and limitations on its hardware because of the U.S. Government’s Entity List. Far from it. This week, it has filed a… Source link