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Nintendo is hoping to regain its superiority on the gaming market with its publicized Nintendo Switch.
Not yet on the market, the game is both a home and handheld console but, experts doubt it can compete with PlayStation and Xbox.
For self-driving cars, Elon Musk insists his driverless Teslas which are being upgraded will lead to fewer accidents and roadside deaths than human-driven cars.
Amnesty International recently conducted a research ranking 11 companies that run the world’s most popular messaging apps.
Snapchat ranks among the riskiest apps to use in terms of the protection of user privacy, while Facebook’s are the most secure.
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