Glass is Sky's new voice-controlled streaming television – an ambitious attempt to ditch the satellite dish and provide pay TV straight to the screen, with no set top box required. The television comes in three sizes starting at £649 for a 43in screen, or £13 a month over four years, which works out at £25 cheaper too. Glass is a heavy beast, the 55in version weighs 28kg with its stand – about 10kg more than a standard 55in TV – but hides its bulk well from the front. The body is aluminium in a choice of five colours, and houses the built-in soundbar below the screen, making it look a bit like Apple's iMac. The 4K LCD screen ticks most of the specifications boxes.

Since the middle of the last century, a digital revolution has slowly taken place, it has become part of our households, empowering cars, appliances, and mobile devices. Technologies are fundamentally changing the way people and businesses think and work together. The digital revolution is blurring the boundaries between the physical, digital, and financial world, delving into biology and genetics. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world as we know it, bringing in new possibilities that can be applied to a large number of undertakings to benefit organizations seeking to improve outcomes and productivity, slowly becoming mainstream, as large corporations look for the right technologies such as visual perception, speech recognition, and even decision making. Having said that, as the digital revolution takes place, new services are coming up, changing the way businesses perceive demand, provision the supply and deliver, thus fulfilling a new market demand.

Machine learning may sound like a complicated term but it is basically a branch under artificial intelligence. Machine learning is very important today because it is being used in so many software, bots, and apps. it simply makes your programmed software more intelligent.In the logistics industry, every step from carrier selection to quality control processes can be improved through the smart algorithms of machine learning. According to Allied Market Research, There is a big scope of logistics management as the logistics industry is estimated to reach USD 15.5 trillion by 2023. Artificial Intelligent features help in the accessibility of information, while also monitoring inventory and load capacity so trucks don't mistake during the delivery. The technology can also secure and manage the suppliers; inventory in the warehouse and the number of trucks that are available for delivery.