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HMD has a phone that prevents children from filming or sending nude content
Joel Joseph
August 21, 2025
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Good morning, folks!
Here’s what happened in the tech world over the past 24 hours.
Google's Pixel 10 Pro lineup is officially here! The new flagships pack Tensor G5 chips and premium AI features, while Samsung's reportedly choosing cost-effective Exynos 2600 over Snapdragon for most Galaxy S26 models.
Meanwhile, HMD is launching the world's first kid-focused smartphone with inbuilt content filtering, and DeepSeek quietly released their V3.1 model with expanded capabilities.
Here's what you'll discover in today's tech roundup:
Google Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL official launch with Tensor G5, premium displays, and advanced AI features
Samsung's cost-driven Exynos 2600 strategy for Galaxy S26 Pro and Edge models over Snapdragon 8 Elite 2
HMD Fuse's groundbreaking kid-safe smartphone featuring HarmBlock+ content filtering and protection systems
DeepSeek V3.1 model release expanding context to 128,000 tokens and 685 billion parameters
Five compelling reasons why Galaxy Z Flip 7 serves as the perfect entry-level foldable smartphone
Additional insights on best GaN chargers for Apple devices, Xiaomi HyperOS 3 compatibility, and Xiaomi’s ultra-slim power bank launch
Read on for all the details!
Google has officially launched its latest flagships, the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL.
Powered by the new Tensor G5 chip and bundled with advanced AI features, these premium phones also impress with their vibrant LTPO displays, sleek satin metal frames, and reinforced durability.
So here’s everything you need to know.
 Samsung may be preparing to lean more heavily on its in-house silicon for the upcoming Galaxy S26 series, with a new report suggesting a cost-driven return to Exynos processors. According to South Korean media cited by SamMobile, Samsung plans to equip at least two models in the S26 family — likely the Galaxy S26 Pro and S26 Edge (or S26 Air) — with the new 2nm Exynos 2600. The top-tier S26 Ultra, however, is still expected to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite 2. |  HMD has just announced a smartphone that is built for kids. To protect children from harmful adult content, the brand has built the world’s first smartphone of its kind. One of the big highlights of the HMD Fuse is the new HarmBlock+. This is a feature built to prevent children from filming or sending nude content. But that’s not all, it also brings protection from harmful online adult content by blocking children from seeing or saving sexual images or even nudes. |
 Chinese AI company DeepSeek has released version 3.1 of its flagship large language model, expanding the context window to 128,000 tokens and increasing the parameter count to 685 billion. The update was announced quietly through the company’s WeChat user group on August 19, without any posts on its official social media channels. The most significant change in DeepSeek V3.1 is the increased context length, which now allows the model to handle inputs equivalent to a 300 to 400-page book. |  Foldable smartphones have come a long way from being just futuristic concepts to becoming mainstream devices. Among them, Samsung‘s Galaxy Z Flip 7 stands out as one of the most approachable and stylish foldables you can buy right now. This flip phone offers a great package in a refined design from the foldable phone veteran. So here’s why the Galaxy Z Flip 7 should be your first foldable phone. |
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