Here is it Mr. Trump. It is North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said on Sunday that the isolated nuclear capable country was close to test-launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

North Korea tested ballistic missiles at an unprecedented rate during 2016, although some experts have said it is years away from developing an ICBM fitted with a nuclear warhead capable of reaching the United States.

“Research and development of cutting edge arms equipment is actively progressing and ICBM rocket test launch preparation is in its last stage,” Kim said during a televised New Year’s Day speech.

The country has been under U.N. sanctions since 2006 over its nuclear and ballistic missile tests. The sanctions were tightened last month after Pyongyang conducted its fifth and largest nuclear test on Sept. 9.

Volvo Cars, the premium car maker, has announced that it will introduce Skype for Business, Microsoft’s leading collaborative productivity app, to its new 90 Series cars. Volvo Cars is the first carmaker to launch such an in-car productivity tool.

 “We’ve all been there. Sitting in the car trying to join a conference call. You either fumble with or drop your phone while trying to connect or you forget the long pin code to join. It’s not the best way to start an important call in the car. On top of all that your attention is not where it should be – on the road. With the addition of Skype for Business all that goes away,” said Anders Tylman-Mikiewicz Vice President Consumer Connectivity Services at Volvo Car Group.

 Skype for Business is actively used by millions of people at work around the globe. In Volvo’s 90 Series cars people will be able to view their upcoming meetings and participant details, and join meetings with one click via the large centre display.

Sensor supplier Mobileye and high-definition (HD) mapping specialist HERE have announced a new partnership, aimed at combining their technologies. According to a joint statement, the two will integrate Mobileye’s Roadbook, which gathers landmark and roadway information, with the HERE HD Live Map cloud service. Mobileye’s Roadbook data will be integrated into a layer of HERE’s real-time cloud service.

The two companies say that this will “provide an important additional layer of real-time contextual awareness by gathering landmark and roadway information to assist in making a vehicle more aware of and better able to react to its surroundings, as well as allow for more accurate vehicle positioning on the road”.

HD mapping will be critical for the implementation of autonomous vehicle technology