January 24th, 2017 
Chris Griffith 
Samsung’s probe shows a systemic breakdown left customers walking around with bombs in their pockets.
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COMMENT ON TODAY'S STORY: The COVIDSafe app has delivered an abject lesson that with computer solutions, complexity isn’t better than simplicity https://bit.ly/2M2TBFY #CovidSafe #coronavirus #COVID19
The Australian government's COVIDSafe app did not uncover any contacts of COVID-19 cases in the recent holiday outbreaks from November onwards, according to responses from states & territories https://bit.ly/2XOUh4y #CovidSafe #coronavirus #COVID-19
This week was amazing with virtual CES (consumer electronics show) online. We published lists of favourite gadgets. This one contained some COVID related ones to satisfy your inner germaphobe :) #CES2021 #gadgets #COVIDー19 #WearAMask
MORE GREAT GADGETS FROM CES It was a matter of time before some enthusiastic company invented a face mask that links wirelessly to your phone. https://bit.ly/3bFs48x #CES2021 #gadgets
PREVIEW: I gets some hands on time with the Samsung S21 smartphone range unveiled yesterday & try some of its camera features https://bit.ly/35JtcE2 #SamsungGalaxyS21 #SamsungUnpacked @SamsungMobile #smartphone
General Motors details its massive EV future and electric delivery vehicle business Bright Drop. (I love the idea of the Hummer EV "crabwalk" and diagonal driving BTW.) https://bit.ly/39ui8fl @GM #ElectricVehicles #CES2021 #GeneralMotors
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