WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton is leaving the company to start his own non-profit.

Two Mac-focused news sites were given access to a yet-to-be-released version of the iOS operating system, in a major leak before launch date, set for Tuesday, according to reports. The leak is coming just days before the announcement, of new products by the tech giant, has been described as 'incredibly damaging'.

Scientists have developed a camera that can see through the human body. The device has been designed to help doctors track medical tools, known as endoscopes, during internal examinations. Until now, medics have had to rely on expensive scans, such as X-rays, to trace their progress. The new camera works by detecting light sources inside the body, such as the illuminated tip of the endoscope's long flexible tube.

Samsung Electronics Co. said Tuesday it aims to launch a foldable smartphone next year under its Galaxy Note series brand, next year. Koh Dong-jin, president of mobile business at Samsung Electronics, said the company is setting its eyes on 2018 to release a smartphone with a bendable display. But he said there are several hurdles it has to overcome, leaving room to push back the release if those problems are not solved.

WhatsApp is gearing up to offer a free app to small-to-medium sized businesses, though it hasn’t outlined the specific functionality of the app. The enterprise solution will allow global companies “to provide customers with useful notifications like flight times, delivery confirmations, and other updates.”

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