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Old 19th August 2017, 09:42   #1
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Default Samsung, Foxconn back 'Kiss' high-speed wireless transfer tech

Samsung, Foxconn and other smartphone industry firms are backing a new standard that would let you wirelessly download large files in seconds. Called "Kiss," it was developed by a company called Keyssa, which has investors like former Apple and Googl...

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