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Amazon's digital assistant Alexa has learnt to speak recite lines from the works of William Shakespeare, to mark his official day of celebration today.  Users can ask Alexa to 'speak like Shakespeare' for a variety of responses, as well as ask to recite a Shakespearean sonnet and soliloquy and even a famous insult.  When asked to recite a Shakespearean insult, Alexa may reply, 'The rankest compound of villainous smell that ever offended nostril' from The Merry Wives of Windsor.  The digital assistant may also reply, 'You starveling, you eel-skin, you dried neat's-tongue, you bull's-pizzl...

Crunching numbers: ‘We know that less than 20% of people regularly buy a savoury snack with a drink and the main reason for not doing so is ‘I just didn’t think about it’,’ Matt Smith, marketing director for Tayto Group says. With the value sales of crisps, snacks and nuts in the UK’s pubs and bars totalling £24m pre-pandemic, The Morning Advertiser sinks its teeth into the art of the upsell. With a third national lockdown in the rear-view mirror and pub gardens open as of 12 April, the on-trade can look ahead to a summer of blue-sky drinking as Brita...

If you use these 10 emojis, you're officially old, say young people The Gen-Z's are coming after us again. If you recall, last time they took issue with our skinny jeans and side-parted hair, and now they're pointing out our choice of emojis. Apparently, we are out of touch and clueless about modern culture if we use any of these 10 emojis. But don't feel too bad... Darren Simpson says he used 9/10 of them! Insights firm Perspectus Global surveyed 2,000 youngsters aged between 16-29 and found that these 10 emoji's make us look 'old': �� THUMBS UP

7 - Monkey eye cover - 15% 8 - Clapping hands - 10% 10 - Grimacing face - 9% Advertisement A spokesman for Perspectus Global said: 'Those who still use the thumbs up emoji in their texts and messages are officially over the hill, as it was voted the single uncoolest emoji by 16- to 29-year-olds. 'Sending a red heart, an 'OK hand' or a 'crying face' is also deeply old-fashioned and something a young person would never do.' Overall, the poll found that the most popular emoji, across all ages, was the laughing face crying tears of joy (45 per cent). While the least popular symbol, again across a...

It's the latest development in the Gen Z versus Millennial war.