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The overdependence on smartphones are reaching alarming peaks creating psychological effects including temporary blindness and sleeplessness.
In the first episode of the Hi-Tech segment presented by Ismail Akwei on the new extended version of The Morning Call, the effects of excessive use of smartphones are highlighted including a teaser on the 360 degrees camera. Have a look!
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