Singapore Uncovers Hi-tech Cheating Exam Cheating Plot

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

18-Apr-18 12:00

Singapore Uncovers Hi-tech Cheating Exam Cheating Plot

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong talked about:

1:06 - Singapore Uncovers Hi-tech Cheating Exam Cheating Plot

6:40 - Ctrl-labs' EMG Wristbands May Spell The End For Keyboards And Mice

12:15 - Will This Doctor In Your Pocket Cure Your Cyberchondria?

22:41 - Russia’s Telegram Ban Is A Big Convoluted Mess

27:38 - Toyota Promotes Talking Vehicle Technology

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Tags: Biz Bytes, CTRL labs, Emg Wristband, Cyberchondria, Russia, Telegram, Toyota, Talking vehicle, cheating, exams, Singapore

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