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this is seen it and here are the stories that matter right now the fallout from Samsung's unprecedented note 7 recall is now shifting to the process in which the devices are being returned because of the danger of supposed exploding batteries Consumer Reports says Samsung should have worked with the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the US in order to ensure the government could help prevent phones from still being sold which Consumer Reports claims is still happening the Israeli company that lost the satellite and last week SpaceX explosion could seek 50 million dollars for its advanced communications device either that or a free ride the next time a SpaceX launch takes place facebook at least the satellite to bring internet to rural parts of Africa a few last iphone 7 predictions are trickling out before the phone's big debut on wednesday according to a KGI Securities analyst the phone is expected to have a waterproof rating of ipx7 and a new a10 processor we also expect the phone to offer the true tone display first debuted on the iPad pro and two new colors are now being described as dark black and piano black stay up to date with the latest by downloading the cnet tech today app in the Apple App Store