Daytime only smartphone to be released in August

Atsuki Ishida, president of mobile phone service provider Tone Mobile Inc., holds up a "TONE m17" smartphone during a news conference in Tokyo on July25, 2017. The smart phone targeting elementary school students will become unusable during nighttime. It will be put on the market on Aug. 1 with a price tag of 34,800 yen. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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