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Image copyrightWeWALKImage caption Kursat Ceylan using the smart cane that he co-developed

When Kursat Ceylan, who is blind, was trying to find his way to a hotel, he used an app on his phone for directions, but also had to hold his cane and pull his luggage.

He ended up walking into a pole, cutting his forehead.

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Tesco is issuing new cards to 600,000 Clubcard account holders after unearthing a security issue.

The supermarket giant said it believed a database of stolen usernames and passwords from other platforms had been tried out on its websites, and may have worked in some cases.

No financial data was accessed and its systems

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Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption If you owned a US iPhone 6 or 7, you may be entitled to a payout

Apple has agreed to settle a long-running class-action case in the US over allegations it deliberately slowed down older iPhones.

The proposed settlement, which still has to be approved by judge Edward

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Image copyrightReutersImage caption Japan, where face masks were already popular, has been struggling with shortages

Japanese electronics giant Sharp is to use a TV factory to make surgical masks amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Its parent company Foxconn has already done the same in China to supply its own workers

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Image copyrightDominic Lipinski/PAImage caption Thomas Hanlon was cleared of casuing death by careless driving on while riding his e-bike

A cyclist has been cleared of killing a pedestrian while riding a modified e-bike in Hackney, east London.

Thomas Hanlon, 32, was accused of "going way too quickly" when he hit

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The email addresses and travel details of about 10,000 people who used free wi-fi at UK railway stations have been exposed online.

Network Rail and the service provider C3UK confirmed the incident three days after being contacted by TheIndianSubcontinent News about the matter.

The database, found online by a security

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