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HONOR Robot Phone: Not a Gimmick but Insane Innovation (opens the original)
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Smartphone designs have flatlined, with genuine innovation becoming a rare sight. Over two decades of covering tech, I’ve watched countless wild prototypes and flashy concepts vanish into thin air. When I checked out the HONOR Robot Phone at CES in January, I counted it as an ambitious prototype destined to stay in R&D for a long time. Almost no one in the industry expected it to reach the market this year. Fast forward to IFA 2026 in Berlin, and I am in genuine disbelief: the phone is alive, fu
Xiaomi 18 Fold First Look at IFA 2026 with XRING 03 chip and Leica cameras (opens the original)
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Earlier today at IFA 2026 in Berlin, Xiaomi showed off its upcoming foldable – Xiaomi 18 Fold, as the first flagship with its in-house XRING03 silicon. The Fold 18 is also going to feature Leica imaging for the camera tech. While we could not get our hands on the device, as it was present in a locked box, we could still get a good idea of the device’s form factor and specs. The cover screen would be a 5.4-inch display, and the inner display would be a 7.6-inch screen featuring a dragon-bone hing
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Hands-On Review: A New Era for Foldables Begins (opens the original)
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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the most interesting foldable Samsung has made in years and also one of the most interesting phones in the market. After a few hours with it, I’m convinced this wide 4:3 book form factor is going to define a whole new class of foldables. In terms of market positioning, the Z Fold 8 is priced at Rs. 1,79,999 between the Galaxy Z Flip 8 at Rs 1,24,999 at the low end and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra at Rs 1,99,999 at the high end. Surprisingly, Samsung has managed to cram in alm
TRAI issues new clarification that 140/1600 numbers can’t be blocked or tagged (opens the original)
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TRAI has issued a clarification on the 140 and 1600 number series row, dismissing recent media reports as potential “misinformation” and restating its position — no tagging, blocking or filtering of 1600-series calls is permitted, and 140-series calls can only be blocked through the DND registry. What the clarification does not address is the actual problem: institutions are misusing these number series, and consumers are paying the price. The 1600 series was reserved strictly for service and tr
TRAI made Truecaller Whitelist 140/1600 Series Numbers. Indians are Blocking Them 5 lakh Times a Day (opens the original)
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Spam and Fraud calls are a massive problem plaguing India and many other countries. India is one of the most spammed countries around the world with consumers receiving over 41 billion spam calls and 129 billion spam messages every year. The 140 and 1600 series are special number prefixes created by TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) so you can instantly tell what kind of commercial call you’re getting — 140 means telemarketing, 1600 means service calls from banks and financial compani
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