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Read the latest tech headlines from GeekWire [View this email in your browser]. January 6, 2017 [Top Stories] [Find a Job] [GeekWire Events] [GeekWire 200] [Become a Member] NatGeo’s Point of No Return at Benaroya Hall [Mountaineer Hilaree O’Neill’s journey to the summit of Burma’s Hkakabo Razi.] Today's top stories [Otto Robotics raises $1.5 million for its stealthy robo-restaurant venture] By Alan Boyle Otto Robotics, a stealthy startup that's working on automated systems for making and delivering food, says it has raised $1.5 million in an equity offering. [Q&A: T-Mobile execs talk KickBack, elimination of rates and fees, FCC’s future and wireless M&A] By Todd Bishop LAS VEGAS — T-Mobile announced its latest “Un-Carrier” initiative here Thursday, announcing plans to include taxes and fees in the rates it promises customers, and return up to $10/month to customers who use less than 2 GB of data per month on T-Mobile One unlimited plans. Sponsored Post [Type Fast. 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[Working Geek: From elephants to Seahawks, Vulcan’s Keith Rosema has a hand in it all] By Kurt Schlosser Keith Rosema calls his job “probably one of the most diverse opportunities anywhere.” As the head of the technology group at Seattle-based and Paul Allen-founded Vulcan Inc., Rosema has his attention on any number of properties and priorities at any given time. [Samsung partner Voicebox makes major job cuts in wake of Note 7 discontinuation] By Todd Bishop Voicebox Technologies, which provides natural-language understanding technology for Samsung devices including the discontinued Galaxy Note 7, is cutting a significant portion of its workforce, citing “a combination of unforeseen circumstances.” The cuts could impact as much as half of Voicebox’s workforce, according to sources familiar with the move. [Amazon Alexa VP throws subtle shade at Google Home exec over Echo’s lead] By Monica Nickelsburg LAS VEGAS — Amazon’s early lead with the Echo smart speaker left competitors, like Google, playing catch up. [Amazon Prime members can now order their favorite meals through Alexa] By Nat Levy “Alexa, order dinner.” That’s not exactly how Amazon’s newest Alexa skill works, but that’s the gist. [Video: Former NBA stars Shaq, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith talk tech, politics, hoops at CES] By Taylor Soper LAS VEGAS — It was so much fun we had to do it again. [Cortana in the car: Microsoft launches new automotive tech platform, strikes Renault-Nissan partnership] By Todd Bishop LAS VEGAS — Can Microsoft put itself in the driver’s seat in the new world of cars? [You could win $25,000 in FTC’s contest for Internet of Things cybersecurity thingies] By Alan Boyle The Internet of Things can be a rough neighborhood, which is why the Federal Trade Commission has organized a contest for IoT security tools. [Spotted at CES: Amazon’s funky Treasure Truck makes trek from Seattle to bring deals to Vegas] By John Cook LAS VEGAS — It’s a long way from home. [Technology brings sports fans closer to their favorite teams than ever before, but they want more] By Nat Levy LAS VEGAS — No matter the industry, whether sports, virtual reality, cars or media, people want to be closer to their favorite teams, brands and products. [NBA Commissioner Adam Silver predicts how we’ll watch basketball in 5 years] By Taylor Soper LAS VEGAS — Over the past several decades, technology has changed the way NBA fans listen and watch games, from radios to televisions and now with the internet. [Jeff Bezos tweets his vote of support for constructing a ‘superhighway in space’] By Alan Boyle What should Donald Trump have NASA do? Today Jeff Bezos voiced his support for the idea that the space agency should help build a "highway in the sky." [Oculus engineering leader pleads not guilty to accusations of soliciting sex from undercover cop posing as 15-year-old girl] By Nat Levy Dov Katz, head of the computer vision and machine learning group at Facebook-owned Oculus, appeared in court Thursday to plead not guilty to charges of attempted commercial sexual abuse of a minor. [President Obama’s vast social media archive goes live with 250,000 posts, photos and videos] By Kurt Schlosser We’re well aware of the social media habits of president-elect Donald Trump, and foresee interesting times ahead as he uses Twitter to control his message and so forth. [T-Mobile CEO John Legere optimistic about Trump, says president-elect has dethroned him on Twitter] By Todd Bishop LAS VEGAS — T-Mobile CEO John Legere took to the stage at CES today to unveil the company’s latest Un-carrier initiatives, but he also addressed reporter’s questions. [Media titan Barry Diller discusses fake news, the ‘nasty consequences’ of everyone being a publisher] By John Cook LAS VEGAS — It didn’t take long for Barry Diller — the outspoken and charismatic chairman of IAC and Expedia — to discuss the discombobulated state of media in 2017. [This is how actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt thinks we can fix education, journalism, and government] By Monica Nickelsburg LAS VEGAS — Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the lifelong actor who starred in Inception, 500 Days of Summer, and most recently Snowden, thinks online collaboration can solve some of the biggest challenges facing the world today. 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