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The latest information in the tech world begins with the ban on the use of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 on planes, buses and trains due to its battery defects causing explosions.
WhatsApp has also been dragged to court for its privacy policy update. We also explore Egypt’s hybrid car that runs on both electricity and gas.
Also catch up on updates of Kenya’s Twitter wars with other countries in this edition of Hi-Tech on The Morning Call with Ismail Akwei.
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