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Tech Wrap, 5 June 2015

22 June 0515, 8:20 AM  |
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Tech Wrap presented by Lebo Sejake and Matiba Mutheiwana. Picture:SABC

Tech Wrap presented by Lebo Sejake and Matiba Mutheiwana. Picture:SABC

Tech Wrap presented by Lebo Sejake and Matiba Mutheiwana. Picture:SABC

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Uber and YouTube celebrate their birthdays, Asus launches a Selfie phone and 3D printer continue to make big strides in the health industry. Click below to watch this week’s Tech Wrap.

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