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Today' tech news highlights-Everything we learned from the September 2018 Nintendo Direct,Jeff Bezos: President Trump's media criticism is 'dangerous',

RRB ALP answer key 2018 out, check and raise objections now and also many more.

Mario and friends brought the goods

After massive earthquake shook Japan’s northernmost island Hokkaido, Nintendo delayed the latest Nintendo Direct until further notice. It didn’t take them too long to reschedule: The company bounced back on Sept. 13 with a pre-Tokyo Game Show presentation full of reveals.

While we had a few ideas on what we might get out of this latest batch of updates, there were still plenty of surprise announcements for both Switch and 3DS. Super Mario Bros., Luigi’s Mansion 3, the latest in the long-running Katamari series, with a handful of other games and peripheral news piling up out of the event. Also, Nintendo revealed a back catalogue of classic Final Fantasy titles — not just FF 12 but also 7, 9 and 10. There was also news on new hardware and updates to fan favorite games that should please anyone out there who’s invested in the immediate future of Nintendo.

And then there was that painful Animal Crossing tease. But it was only a tease.

Jeff Bezos: President Trump's media criticism is 'dangerous'

Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos on Thursday called President Donald Trump's criticism of journalists "dangerous," saying he will consistently stick up for the role of media in democracy.

Bezos, whose companies are a frequent target of Trump's criticism, didn't mention Trump by name but assailed the president's attacks on the media.

"It is a mistake for any elected official, in my opinion — I don’t think this is a very out-there opinion — to attack media and journalists," he told interviewer David Rubenstein in an on-stage interview at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C.

Trump has repeatedly accused legitimate journalism of being "fake news." He has also baselessly accused Bezos of using his ownership of the Post as a vehicle for lobbying on behalf of Amazon, which he alleges does not pay enough taxes.

"I do defend the Post," Bezos said. "I don’t feel the need to defend Amazon."

Bezos said that public figures need to get used to bad headlines as a natural part of being in the spotlight.

Rubenstein asked Bezos whether he's discussed Bezos' criticism directly with the president.

"I’ll keep my conversations with the president to myself," he said. "But, yes, I’ve had a couple of conversations with him."

Bezos made the appearance the same day he and his wife, MacKenzie, announced a $2 billion fund to help homeless families and create preschools. He said he would continue to give away money over time and invest in his rocket company, Blue Origin, as a vehicle for colonizing space.

Bezos made the appearance in Washington amid speculation that D.C., northern Virginia and southern Maryland are among the leading contenders for Amazon's second headquarters.

Seattle-based Amazon has announced that all three areas — which are located within a commuter's drive of the Post and a home Bezos is building — are among 20 regions under consideration for what the company has called HQ2. The second headquarters will eventually have some 50,000 jobs.

Bezos declined to provide any hints on the process but said the decision would be made in 2018.

"We’ve made tremendous progress," he said. "The team is working hard on it."

Bezos also said:

• Blue Origin has a budget of nearly $1 billion this year. 

• His title as the world's richest person wasn't a life goal. "I can assure you I have never sought that title. It was fine being the second wealthiest person in the world. That worked fine," he said.

• He's a customer of Amazon, and the company doesn't always get his order right. "Yeah, I have problems sometimes," he said. When that happens, he said he tries to address the root of the problem.

• Amazon can handle regulatory scrutiny that many speculate will come as the company grows. But he also cautioned against "vilifying" big companies, saying they can accomplish much.

"All big institutions of any kind are going to be and should be examined, scrutinized, inspected," he said. "This is just normal. It's actually healthy. It's good. We want to live in a society where people are worried about big institutions."

Amazon, he said, can deal with it. "We are so inventive that whatever regulations are promulgated, however it works, that will not stop us from serving customers," he said.

RRB ALP answer key 2018 out, check and raise objections now

RRB ALP answer key for Group C CBT: The answer key of Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) first stage CBT for ALP and technicians Group c posts (CEN 01/2018) will be released on Friday at 9am.

he answer key of Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) first stage CBT for ALP and technicians Group C posts (CEN 01/2018) was released on Friday. The link to raise objections and check answer keys will remain active between 9am on September 14 to 11.55 pm on September 18.

How to raise objections and what to keep in mind:

The user ID to login into objection form will be the application sequence number given on your mobile at the time of registration and the password will be the one received by you on your e-mail ID. 

Read the instructions carefully before raising objections. Go through the questions and answers carefully and raise objections only in English. Ambiguous objection may not be considered and objections can be raised only against questions and their respective alternatives. 

Objections once submitted cannot be edited. In the question paper view, the correct answer is marked by a green tick mark. The question ID, which is used for all references, is mentioned to the right of the question. The status of the question - whether you answered it or not, is also mentioned to the right of the question. The option you chose during the exam is also shown there. Give your reason for raising objection/s with valid explanation or reference for it to be considered. 

The answers are based on provisional answer keys. The answers may change during objection management. The result of the CBT will be based on the final answer key.

RRB Group D: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) on Thursday released the admit card of the computer-based test (CBT) for Level 1, Group D posts (CEN 02/2018). The admit card has been released only for candidates whose exam is between September 17 and October 16.

The CBT will start from September 17 and the e-admit card for the exam can be downloaded by candidates four days prior to the date of their test. This means that the admit card of candidates who have their CBT on September 17 can be downloaded from September 13. 

RRB on Wednesday activated the mock link of the computer-based test (CBT) for Level 1, Group D posts (CEN 02/2018). The links to check the application status has also been activated and candidates can select their RRB to log in and key in registration number and date of birth to check their status. The CBT will be of 90-minute duration and PWD candidates accompanied with a scribe will be given 120 minutes to answer the questions.