Captain Tiger Woods named himself Thursday among his four at-large selections for the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Woods also added Tony Finau, Gary Woodland and Patrick Reed.
Clippers fined $50K for Rivers’ Kawhi statements
The NBA fined the LA Clippers $50,000 for comments made by coach Doc Rivers that “were inconsistent” with Kawhi Leonard’s health.
Watch Until the End!
David Ostow illustrates a comical video about how a woman’s kindness toward stray animals prompted a tremendous act of philanthropy—with a twist at the end.
AB backtracks after rant, ‘determined’ to play
After sources told ESPN that Antonio Brown was scheduled to meet with the NFL next week, the receiver lashed out on Twitter, saying “I’ll never play,” before reversing course later in the day.
Adobe is building live-streaming into Creative Cloud apps
Adobe is developing live-streaming features that are built directly into its Creative Cloud apps, the company announced at its annual Adobe Max creativity conference. A beta version of the feature is currently available to a whitelisted group of users on Adobe Fresco. The feature gives users the option to go live and share a link for anyone online to watch and comment on their streams.
Chief product officer Scott Belsky compared the experience to Twitch but with an educational component that could filter videos for users who want to learn how to use specific tools.
“When you see a live stream of someone in our products, you want to know what tool they’re using — when they use the tool and when they stop using it — almost like a form of…
Toyota and China’s BYD will join forces on electric cars – Roadshow
The two will establish a new joint-venture in China next year to handle research and development.
Twitter’s new feature corrals tweets by topic – CNET
The Topics feature launches this week.
T-Mobile claims it will give free internet to 10 million homes if Sprint merger goes through
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On Thursday, T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced that, if his company’s merger with Sprint closes, the New T-Mobile would roll out a program to help provide children across the country with greater access to the internet and close the “homework gap.”
T-Mobile is calling it “Project 10 Million,” and it aims to provide 10 million households with free access to the internet. It’s a $10 billion commitment from the proposed New T-Mobile that will take place over the next five years. The company has also vowed to invest another $700 million to put hardware, hot spots, and reduced-cost devices in 10 million households to help deliver access.
Eligible families will receive “up to 100GB of free internet access each year, one free Wi-Fi enabled hot…
I Have To Laugh At These 33 Tweets Describing “Boomer Culture” Because They’re Actually True
YouTube gives you control of up-next queue on desktop, revamps homepage – CNET
YouTube will let you override the up-next algorithm with a queue of your own on desktop, and it revamps the look of homepage for desktop and tablet.