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Apple Smart Home Store in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JUNE 2, 2025 - Smartwatches sold in Apple's smart home store in Shanghai, China on June 2, 2025.

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Apple Smart Home Store in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - JUNE 2, 2025 - Smartwatches sold in Apple's smart home store in Shanghai, China on June 2, 2025.

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Smart Devices Not Allowed In Classrooms - Netherlands

A student puts her mobile phone in her locker before attending class in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 3, 2024. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and make students work surprisingly. The phone bag from phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The ASIA'S Largest Apple Flagship Store in Shangha

SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 23, 2024 - Customers experience AI wearable devices such as Apple smartwatches at the largest Apple flagship store in Asia in Shanghai, China, March 23, 2024.

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Illustration - Student Puts Her Phone In A Locker Before Class - Rotterdam

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class. Mobile phones and tablets or smartwatches will no longer be allowed in secondary school classrooms from January 1, 2024. Mobile phones are distracting and cause students to perform worse. The phone bag or phone pocket is an organizer with room for several mobile phones. Rotterdam, Netherlands on January 18, 2024. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Humane Officially Launches The AI Pin

Handout photo - Humane, a San Francisco-based AI startup founded by ex-Apple executives, has unveiled its first product, the Ai Pin. This gadget is a pin that can be hooked onto your clothing and worn all day. The Ai Pin is a wearable projector with the ability to capture photos with an ultrawide RGB camera, send text messages and emails, and answer your most curious questions thanks to its ChatGPT-like capabilities. It operates on AI models from both OpenAI and Microsoft. It takes 13 MP photos and sends texts as well. The accessory is powered by a Snapdragon SoC but the exact processor is not revealed. Similar to other wearables such as wireless earbuds and smartwatches, the Ai Pin is designed to be a casual, everyday accessory. Despite its compact, all-aluminum appearance, it’s not as lightweight as it looks. Weighing about 55 grams, which is equivalent to a tennis ball, it needs a magnetic battery pack to stay attached to your shirt. For bulkier clothing options, Humane offers a separate clip-on accessory

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Huawei launches new smartwatch in Barcelona

STORY: Huawei launches new smartwatch in Barcelona DATELINE: Sept. 16, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:48 LOCATION: BARCELONA, Spain CATEGORY: TECHNOLOGY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the presentation of devices 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): MO FARAH, Multiple Olympic, World and European champion 3. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): CEZAR CODAU, Huawei training manager STORYLINE: A series of cutting-edge devices of Chinese telecom giant Huawei, including a new smartwatch, made their world debut in Barcelona, Spain, on Thursday. On the 10th anniversary of Huawei's entry into the wearable sector, the company unveiled its new "Wearable Strategy", saying it wants to introduce a new era of wearable devices focusing on the conjunction of style, health and sport under the slogan "Fashion Forward." Attending the launch of the Watch GT 4 range were fitness and lifestyle influencer Pamela Reif and long-distance running legend Mo Farah, who will promote the new smartwatches as Huawei Wearable Product Ambassadors. The multiple Olympic, world

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A phone pocket on the wall in a classroom where students can put their phone in when the lesson starts in Groningen, Netherlands, September 5, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A student puts her mobile phone in a locker before class in Rotterdam, Netherlands, September 7, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A phone pocket on the wall in a classroom where students can put their phone in when the lesson starts in Groningen, Netherlands, September 5, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Netherlands Ban Mobile Phones In Classrooms

A phone pocket on the wall in a classroom where students can put their phone in when the lesson starts in Groningen, Netherlands, September 5, 2023. The Dutch government is banning mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches from classrooms to minimize distractions, unless the electronic devices are of solid need to the students. The Education Ministry of the Netherlands said on Tuesday the ban will be enforced starting January 1, 2024. Exceptions will be made for lessons on digital skills, or if students with disabilities or other medical conditions need the devices. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- An attendee takes photos at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan, on May 24, 2023. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on May 24, 2023 shows a scene at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A visitor takes picture of Huawei Watch Buds at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan, May 24, 2023. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A visitor tries smartwatch at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan, May 24, 2023. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A visitor tries wireless earbuds at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan, May 24, 2023. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)

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JAPAN-TOKYO-HUAWEI-NEW PRODUCT-LAUNCH

(230524) -- TOKYO, May 24, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A visitor tries smartwatch at the launch event for Huawei new products in Tokyo, Japan, May 24, 2023. Chinese tech giant Huawei on Wednesday launched a lineup of wearables including smartwatches and wireless earbuds in Japan, looking to strengthen its presence in the expanding market. Huawei Japan unveiled its flagship smartwatch Huawei Watch Ultimate in Tokyo, with upgraded health and fitness features that also offers a 100-meter scuba diving mode. (Xinhua/Yue Chenxing)