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We review Samsung’s latest explosion cases. This time it is their washing machines.
Ambitious SpaceX founder Elon Musk reveals his company’s readiness to travel to Mars by 2022 which currently costs $10 billion.
The segment ends with Twitter’s renewed privacy policy which gives away your privacy at the request of a court or government.
Watch this edition of Hi-Tech on The Morning Call with Ismail Akwei.
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