The Morning Call
Another February 14 and its Valentine day. Continuous technological innovation with the invention of applications like imo, whatsapp, viber, etc has made love more enjoyable, more competitive and in some cases also risky. In our Sci-tech package Elvis Boh examines the impact of technological innovation on love.
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