The 18-year-old, known for Looksmaxxing content, entered a not guilty plea to 15 counts of possession of child sexual abuse material.

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Arrest and Allegations

Hull was arrested on May 5 after detectives said they found videos on his phone of children being sexually abused.

According to the arrest warrant, his girlfriend told police she discovered the material while looking through his phone because she believed he was cheating on her.

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She claimed to have found messages on the Telegram app where Hull was allegedly paying people for the videos.

During questioning, the documents say Hull told officers he recently wanted to "try something new" and sought out taboo pornography.

He said he spent money twice on buying videos with kids between the ages of 8 and 15.

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Police say some of the videos they found showed children crying while being abused.

Bond Conditions and Internet Dispute

As part of his release on bond, Hull was ordered not to use the internet, which prosecutors later said he violated.

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His lawyers told the court Hull was an influencer and said the complete bar on using the internet hindered his ability to earn a living.

The collaboration goes beyond simply adding a Lamborghini logo.

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Tonino Lamborghini contributes its Italian design language and mechanical-inspired styling, while TECNO provides its mobile technology and POVA’s performance-focused identity.

The result is built around four ideas: strength, precision, distinctiveness, and bold self-expression.

Mechanical Design With a Black-and-Red Finish

The phone features a predominantly black-and-red design, combining a dark base with energetic red accents.

Its rear panel includes a central Pulse Line, inspired by energy flow, movement, and engineered design.

Surrounding it is the Signature Shield pattern, which draws from the Tonino Lamborghini shield identity, mechanical geometry, and structured automotive design.

TECNO also took inspiration from automotive elements such as body lines, cooling grilles, honeycomb patterns, and exhaust-inspired details.

A metallic Tonino Lamborghini logo is integrated into the rear design alongside layered textures and reflective surfaces.

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The rear cover uses a more complex process instead of a flat printed design. It consists of two material layers.

The first layer receives a brightness-enhancing treatment to improve depth, clarity, and reflectivity.

The second incorporates specially processed internal mirror structures that allow hidden red elements to appear as the phone is viewed from different angles.

A physical height difference between the layers adds further depth, creating an appearance inspired by mechanical components, cooling structures, and honeycomb grilles.

TECNO says the manufacturing process required months of refinement, including work on coatings, inks, and processing techniques, along with continuous feedback between both brands.

Lamborghini-Themed Software and Accessories

The limited-edition experience extends into the software. TECNO spent nearly four months developing customized system visuals, including dynamic wallpapers, ringtones, and icons.

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The icons use black and red with a glass-like effect, while sharper geometric shapes inspired by hexagons and shields replace softer rounded designs.

The Alive Matrix Display also receives a Tonino Lamborghini “L” effect for interactions such as powering on, unlocking, and navigating the phone.

The package includes a black-and-red braided cable, a customized charger, and a protective case.

The case combines TPU and PC and uses precision carving inspired by Kevlar and carbon fiber, extending the mechanical design theme even when the phone is protected.

For anyone who thinks a smartphone should have some personality, the POVA 8 Pro 5G Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition is likely to catch the eye of automotive design fans, Tonino Lamborghini enthusiasts, and users who prefer bold, unconventional gadgets.

Its mechanical-inspired details, shifting red accents, and matching accessories make it especially interesting for those who want their phone to stand out.

The TECNO POVA 8 Pro 5G Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition is built as a complete design experience spanning hardware, software, interaction, and accessories.

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From its layered rear cover and mechanical details to its customized interface and matching accessories, the collaboration aims to bring Tonino Lamborghini’s design philosophy into the smartphone itself rather than treating the branding as a simple visual addition.

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Published on September 18, 2026, at 12:01 AM PDT, the feature invites readers to tap into a gallery.

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The gallery encourages voting and sharing on Facebook and X.

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The company plans to upgrade around 90 devices, including phones from OnePlus and Realme across all regions.

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The official rollout timeline for China has been released, though global and India-specific schedules are not yet available.

ColorOS 17 Rollout Schedule for China

From October 8, the update will reach the Oppo Find N6, Find N6 Satellite Edition, Find X9 Ultra, Find X9 Ultra Satellite Edition, Find X9s Pro, Find X9 Pro, Find X9 Pro Satellite Edition, and Find X9.

OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15T, along with Realme GT 8 Pro and GT 8 Pro Aston Martin F1 Limited Edition, will also receive the update on the same date.

On October 16, the rollout expands to Oppo Find N5, Find N5 Satellite Edition, Find X8 Ultra, Find X8 Ultra Satellite Edition, Find X8s+, Find X8s, Find X8 Pro, Find X8 Pro Satellite Edition, and Find X8.

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Oppo Pad 5 Pro, Pad Mini, and Pad Mini Soft Light Edition are included, as are OnePlus 13, OnePlus 13T, OnePlus Pad 3 Pro, Realme GT7 Pro, GT7 Pro Racing Edition, Realme GT8, and Realme Neo8.

October 20 brings the update to Oppo Watch X3 and Watch X3 Mini, plus OnePlus Ace 6, Ace 6 Ultra, Ace 6T, and Ace 6T Genshin Impact Edition.

Oppo Reno 16 Pro and Reno 16 will get the update on October 22, while Oppo Watch X2 and Watch X2 Mini follow on October 30.

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A larger wave arrives on November 26, covering Oppo Find N3, Find N3 Collector’s Edition, Find N3 Flip, Find X7 Ultra, Find X7 Ultra Satellite Edition, Find X7, Reno 15 Pro, Reno 15, Reno 15c, Reno 14 Pro, Reno 14, K15 Pro+, K15 Pro, K15, Pad 6, Pad 6 Soft Light Edition, Pad 5, Pad 5 Soft Light Edition, Pad 4, and Watch S.

OnePlus 12, OnePlus Ace 5 Pro, Ace 5, Ace 5 Ultra, Ace 5 Racing Edition, OnePlus Turbo 6V, Turbo 6, OnePlus Pad 2 Pro, OnePlus Pad 2, Realme Neo7, Neo7 Bad Guys Limited Edition, Neo7 Turbo, Neo7 SE, Realme 15 Pro, Realme 15, and Realme 15T are also scheduled for that date.

Finally, on December 26, the update reaches OnePlus 11, OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock Edition, OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, Ace 3 Genshin Impact Edition, Ace 3V, OnePlus Turbo 6X Pro, Turbo 6X, OnePlus Pad Pro, OnePlus Pad, Realme GT 6, GT Neo6, GT Neo6 SE, Realme Neo7x, Realme 14 Pro+, Realme 14 Pro, Realme 14, Realme V70, and Realme V70s.

While this schedule is specific to China, the global rollout is expected to follow a similar order, with international models typically receiving the update a few weeks later.

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Oppo is expected to announce the global rollout plan soon, likely later this month.

Notably, the lineup will not include a Pro variant, making the Pro Max the top-tier option.

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Recent teasers have focused on camera samples, with the Pro Max demonstrating a triple 200MP setup.

The standard Find X10 is expected to feature a 50MP Samsung JN5 ultra-wide, but the Pro Max's samples already show a significant quality gap.

200MP Telephoto Shines in New Samples

Many of the Pro Max samples appear to be taken with the telephoto lens, though Oppo has not specified the exact focal lengths.

When compared to the standard model's samples, the Pro Max images consistently deliver more detail.

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The results look social-media ready and professional, avoiding oversaturation or dullness.

Previous reports also mention a 3MP multispectral sensor for improved color accuracy.

None of the images seem to use portrait mode with artificial background blur.

Subject separation remains clean, even around fine strands of hair, while the background still delivers a pleasing natural bokeh, suggesting larger optics.

The phone also handles direct sunlight well, keeping highlights under control without overexposure or washout.

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Under the hood, the Find X10 Pro Max is powered by the Dimensity 9600 Pro.

A Geekbench listing shows a 16GB RAM version, with storage starting at 256GB and 512GB, and the 16GB model going up to 1TB.

On the design side, the Find X10 Pro Max will reportedly come in Moon White, Light Titanium, and Warm Orange.

A major change this year is the square camera housing, with the LED flash and the color correction sensor placed in a separate pill-shaped section on the right.

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It’s a distinctive look compared to last year’s design and other flagship phones launched in recent years.

The EFS-S660D-1A and EFS-S660PB-1A are now listed on Casio's US website for $200 each.

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Both are solar-powered analog chronographs that emphasize standard materials and a smaller case rather than smart features.

Compact Case and Sapphire Crystal

The EFS-S660 series stands out for its size, with a case measuring 38.3mm in diameter, 45.3mm lug-to-lug, and 11.6mm thick.

That footprint is smaller than many contemporary chronographs, which often exceed 40mm or even 42mm.

Casio has equipped both models with a sapphire crystal that includes an anti-reflective coating.

The material offers better scratch resistance than the mineral glass typically found at this price point.

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Both watches also carry a standard 100-meter water resistance rating.

Two Finishes and Solar Movement

The EFS-S660D-1A is the heavier option at 129 grams, using a stainless steel case and a matching stainless steel bracelet with a one-touch, three-fold clasp.

It has a blue center seconds hand for contrast against the dark dial.

The EFS-S660PB-1A is lighter at 71 grams and swaps the steel band for a black resin strap.

It features a gray ion-plated case, a black ion-plated bezel, and a red center seconds hand.

Inside, both watches rely on Casio's solar charging system, with a textured dial that lets ambient light reach the solar panel underneath.

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A full charge can keep them running for around five months before the hands stop moving.

A low battery alert notifies users when the watch needs more light exposure.

The quartz movement is rated for an accuracy of plus or minus 20 seconds per month.

For timing, the watches offer a 1/20-second stopwatch that can measure elapsed time, split times, and first- and second-place finishes for up to nearly an hour.

The dial includes three standard hands, a date window, and three sub-dials for regular seconds, stopwatch minutes, and 1/20-second measurements.

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Casio has also added a tachymeter scale around the outer bezel for calculating speed based on travel time.

These are the first rectangular timepieces from the partnership and are available now on the Timex website.

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Two Distinct Models

The base model (TW6A15200) is priced at $400 and features a polished gold-tone finish on the case and bracelet, along with a matching gold-tone sunray dial.

The second model (TW6A15000) costs $500 and offers a two-tone stainless steel finish.

Instead of a standard metal dial, the $500 version uses a dial cut from natural rose quartz, so the pattern and texture will vary between individual units.

Both watches share a 24mm stainless steel case and integrate Aiche’s jewelry background into the hardware.

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The center of the dial features the designer’s signature eye motif, which is also engraved on the rear caseback.

Crystal markers are placed at the hour positions, and the rectangular bezel is lined with an additional 28 hand-set crystals.

The case measures 24mm across, with a 34mm lug-to-lug distance and a thickness of 9mm.

They weigh approximately 86 grams.

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The 18mm stainless steel bracelet secures with a butterfly deployant clasp and can be adjusted to fit wrist sizes ranging from 135mm to 190mm (5.3 to 7.5 inches).

Internally, the watches rely on a standard battery-powered quartz analog movement, running on an SR626SW battery.

The hands include a luminescent fill so the time can be read in low light.

For durability, Timex is using mineral crystal over the dial rather than the more scratch-resistant sapphire glass often found in higher-end watches.

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The water resistance is rated at 30 meters, which means the hardware can survive hand-washing and light splashes, but it is not built for swimming, showering, or diving.

The lineup includes the OCW-P3000-2A, OCW-P3000-3A, and the DLC-coated OCW-P3000B-1A.

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Instead of digital menus, the watches rely on a physical system Casio calls the Time Zone Navigator.

How the Time Zone Navigator works

Pressing a side button moves the seconds hand to point at a city on the dial where local time is currently midnight.

The wearer then rotates the bezel so its triangle marker aligns with the seconds hand.

After that, the 24-hour scale on the bezel lines up with 26 city codes around the dial, allowing time in those locations to be read at a glance.

The bezel uses a ceramic insert with a two-tone design that separates daytime and nighttime hours.

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The case and bracelet are made entirely of titanium, keeping the watches relatively light at 99 grams despite measuring 47.6 x 42.9 x 11.7 mm.

The two standard models, 2A and 3A, have a titanium carbide treatment, while the 1A model features a Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating for better scratch resistance.

A sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides covers the dial.

Casio also adjusted the solar panel layout so the sub-dial can use opaque materials for better color contrast without blocking the light needed to charge the battery.

Movement, protection, and pricing

Inside, the watches run on Casio's Tough Movement 2, a solar-powered analog movement that syncs with the Casio Watches app over Bluetooth for time accuracy.

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When no phone is connected, it defaults to receiving Multiband 6 radio signals.

The movement includes protections against physical shocks and magnetic fields.

A shock detection system automatically corrects the hands if a hard impact knocks them out of alignment.

A magnetic field sensor temporarily freezes the hands when strong interference is detected, preventing alignment shifts, and resumes normal operation once the field is gone.

On a full charge, the battery lasts about five months under normal use, or up to 23 months with power-saving mode turned on.

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The OCW-P3000-2A and 3A will cost ¥220,000 ($1,410), while the DLC-coated OCW-P3000B-1A is priced at ¥253,000 ($1,622) when they go on sale next month.

The watch is priced at $2,995 and is now available through Citizen’s US website.

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The AQ4100-65X combines a high-accuracy quartz movement with Citizen’s specialized case materials. It is produced in a limited run of 350 unnumbered pieces globally.

Design and Materials

The watch features a 38.3mm case made from Citizen’s Super Titanium.

The metal is treated with a Duratect Platinum coating, which gives it a silver-tone finish similar to stainless steel while keeping the weight low.

It has a 22mm lug width and comes with a matching titanium bracelet that uses a standard fold-over clasp with push buttons.

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For the dial, Citizen used Tosa Tengujoshi paper dyed in a deep red shade.

This traditional Japanese washi paper is extremely thin and translucent, allowing ambient light to pass through to the solar cells underneath.

The paper also gives the dial a textured, matte finish. Citizen has added its eagle mark logo, identifying the watch as part of this specific collection.

Movement and Features

Inside, the AQ4100-65X runs on the Caliber A060 Eco-Drive movement. This solar-powered quartz mechanism charges via natural or artificial light and does not require standard battery replacements.

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The movement is rated for an accuracy of ±5 seconds per year.

It also includes a perpetual calendar, so the date function automatically accounts for different month lengths and leap years.

The watch is fitted with a spherical sapphire crystal that sits slightly raised above the bezel.

It has a water resistance rating of 100 meters, which is sufficient for swimming and showering.

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In related news, Citizen has recently launched a 1970s-inspired gold-tone Zenshin watch with a Super Titanium build, along with a green-dial Eco-Drive watch featuring atomic timekeeping in the US.

It arrives alongside the X9 Max and is now available on JD. com for 7,999 yuan, roughly $1,192.

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Brightness and Optical Design

The X9 Ultra uses a 0.47-inch DMD chip paired with the new QuaLas 42 pure RGB triple-laser light source.

Dangbei rates the output at 5,600 CVIA lumens, which translates to about 6,100 ISO lumens.

To handle the added heat, the projector features an updated thermal management system with larger cooling fins and optimized airflow.

The company says operating noise stays at or below 28dB.

For placement flexibility, it offers four-way optical lens shift, moving the image up to ±135% vertically and ±50% horizontally without digital keystone correction.

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A 1.2-1.5:1 optical zoom lets users adjust screen size without moving the projector, while low-dispersion glass elements help reduce color fringing and glare.

Image Quality and Gaming Features

The X9 Ultra supports Dolby Vision and claims a dynamic contrast ratio of 80,000:1.

It covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and comes factory-calibrated with a Delta E of around 0.7.

Dangbei has also included a software algorithm to reduce the rainbow effect sometimes visible on DLP projectors.

Internally, the projector runs on a MediaTek MT9681 processor with 3GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.

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It supports Wi-Fi 6 and gaming-oriented features such as Variable Refresh Rate, Auto Low Latency Mode, and a claimed 1ms input lag.

There is also a 21:9 ultrawide display mode for PC gaming.

The projector runs Dangbei AI OS 6.0 and supports Xiaomi’s smart home ecosystem through the Mijia app.

Its built-in media player supports NFS, SMB, and FTP protocols for streaming content directly from a NAS.

Connectivity includes two HDMI 2.1 ports, one with eARC, two USB ports, and an optical audio output.

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It also features dual 12W full-range speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS support.