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Samsung hopes to refurbish the 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 devices that it recalled after a battery fault led to some catching fire. If local authorities and carriers agreed, and there was demand, it may then resell the phones, Samsung said. It also unveiled two other proposals for recycling the devices, including detaching the components and retrieving the hardware's precious metals. Samsung had faced pressure from environmental campaigner Greenpeace. The organisation had lobbied the technology giant over its plans for the devices, launching a petition and staging global protests including at the Mobile World Congress event. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Samsung said the refurbishment would depend on local authoriti...

Samsung has confirmed that its much-anticipated answer to Apple’s Siri will be delayed. The Bixby voice-powered assistant was unveiled at a special event last month and was meant to debut on the South Korean giant’s new flagship devices. It promised to help users search and categorise photographs and access information using voice commands. But the Galaxy S8 and S8+ will now ship without English voice control for Bixby. However, Google's voice assistant, which is now a standard part of the Android operating system, will be available. And the Korean version of Bixby's voice control has not been delayed. The full Bixby will be made available as an update later this spring, Samsung said. It did not give a reason why, but early tests - by the BBC and others - suggested the software was lacking in the days ahead of its launch. "Key features of Bixby, including Vision, Home and Reminder, will be available with the global launch of the Samsung Galaxy S8 on 21 Apr...

The company turning soot from vehicle exhausts into art Soot from vehicle exhausts is being captured by a retrofit device and recycled into ink by a company in Bangalore. The ink is not currently of sufficient quality to be used in printers but it is used by artists for painting and screen printing for use on bags and clothes.

Radar sensor for the home which can 'see' through walls A large radar imaging system, previously used in breast cancer detection, has been shrunk and turned into technology which can be used in the home. The company behind the product, Vayyar, is pitching the technology as a single sensor for the smart home. It can detect very subtle movements and the direction they are coming from. The technology could be used as an alert system if a person falls over and is unable to get up or they stop breathing. The sensor has also been fitted into a phone attachment which allows the user to "see" what is behind walls and could prevent accidental drilling through pipes and cables

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