Ariel Bogle

Slate

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Researcher for Slate's technology section, Future Tense

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A Swiss company has introduced a new “Black Phone” - the first smartphone that goes out of its way to protect all your data, all the time. We talk about that in today’s tech segment.

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In today’s tech roundup, a look at Amazon’s new smartphone - and why the company want to get in on the handheld device game.

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