The upcoming Honor 600 Lite has surfaced in the Geekbench benchmark database, revealing key hardware details ahead of its official launch.

According to the listing, the device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 chipset. The tested prototype carried the model number LNA-NX1 and was equipped with 8GB of RAM.

The Honor 600 Lite will run Android 16 out of the box.

In Geekbench 6.5 testing, the device achieved a single-core score of 994 and a multi-core score of 3,023.

The Honor 600 Lite has already received certifications from regulatory authorities in Thailand and the United Arab Emirates.

These certifications confirm support for 5G connectivity, eSIM functionality, and NFC.

Honor did not release a 500 Lite model. The most recent Lite variant was the 400 Lite, which launched in April of last year.

The Honor 600 Lite is expected to succeed the 400 Lite and could launch around April as well.

tapmad has announced the launch of Pakistan’s first-ever vertical sports streaming experience, setting a new benchmark for how fans consume live sports on mobile devices. Designed specifically for mobile-first audiences, this industry-first feature allows users to stream live sports seamlessly in vertical mode, offering greater convenience, comfort, and immersion.

Driven by its People First, Technology First philosophy, tapmad continues to innovate at the intersection of advanced technology and evolving user behavior. The introduction of vertical sports streaming reflects the platform’s commitment to creating future-ready digital experiences that align with how audiences naturally use their smartphones today.

tapmad’s CEO Yassir Pasha said: “As we keep innovating and bringing top-quality experiences to our audiences, this launch reflects our commitment to using cutting-edge technology to strengthen our platform and raise the standard of sports entertainment in the region.”

The vertical viewing experience is optimized for on-the-go consumption, enabling smoother access to live action and key moments without the need to rotate screens or compromise viewing quality. By prioritizing intuitive design and user-centric functionality, tapmad enhances accessibility while maintaining premium streaming standards.

Commenting on the launch, tapmad COO Aly Rana said, “At tapmad, we put people and technology first. This launch represents a significant step in our mission to innovate, using advanced technology to make sports content more accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for fans across Pakistan.”

The launch further strengthens tapmad’s position as a digital innovator and a leader in Pakistan’s growing sports streaming ecosystem. Through continuous investment in advanced streaming technologies and user-focused solutions, tapmad remains committed to delivering premium, accessible, and engaging sports content to audiences nationwide.

Now that it’s easier than ever to create nsfw images of anyone using AI, Google has launched a new tool designed to help users remove non-consensual explicit images from Search results. It not only applies to deepfakes but also to real explicit images posted without consent.

While the tool does not prevent such content from being published online, it allows individuals to select an image in Search and submit a request for its deletion.

How the Removal Works

Users can click the three-dot menu next to an image in Search results and select “remove result.” From there, they can choose the option stating that the image shows a sexual image of them.

Other available options include reporting that the image shows a person under 18 or contains personal information. If users select the sexual image option, they will be asked whether the image is real or a deepfake. There is also an option to submit multiple images in one request.

Google said users will immediately receive links to emotional and legal support organizations after submitting a request. The company also allows users to opt into safeguards that filter out similar results in Search. However, the images may remain visible to other users if they are not reported.

The feature is expected to roll out to most countries over the coming days.

Expanded “Results About You” Hub

Users can track removal requests through Google’s “Results about you” hub. To use the tool, individuals must provide personal contact information and government identification numbers.

The hub previously monitored whether personal details appeared in Search results. With this update, it will also scan for social security numbers, driver’s license details, and passport information.

Google said it will notify users if such sensitive information appears in Search results and provide options to request removal.

Updates to the “Results about you” hub will begin rolling out to users in the United States in the coming days.

Dark Web Reports Discontinued

The update comes as Google shuts down its dark web reporting feature, which previously alerted users if their name, phone number, or email address appeared online, often due to data breaches.

Google stated that the feature did not effectively help users take the next steps to address the issue. The company indicated that the new tools are intended to provide clearer removal actions.