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Ghana opened a $3.8 million modern plug and play tech center this month to develop tech startups as the country is witnessing a surge in ICT-inclined youth who are growing a vibrant tech industry.
WhatsApp is also improving its video watching experience by allowing you to watch a video while it is downloading, and watch out for an iPhone bug in the form of a 5-second Miaopai video that crashes your phone until you force reboot it.
And, Twitter suspended its own CEO’s account which was later installed and blamed on “internal mistake”.
Watch this edition of Hi-Tech on The Morning Call with Ismail Akwei.
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