It's Tuesday, October 25, 2016.

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.

While you were sleeping, we found out where you can still buy a Galaxy Note 7, Apple added portrait mode to its flagship iPhone 7 Plus, and we're thinking about what Microsoft has planned for later this week.

iOS 10.1 is here

Portrait mode brings blurry backgrounds to iPhone 7 Plus photos

While it's a mostly minor update, the iPhone 7 Plus will pick up another way to utilize its duo of rear-facing cameras. Yes, the once-teased portrait mode is now here to blur your backgrounds and make those portraits of loved ones really pop.

Disable in-app purchases

Doctors say your toddler can use your tablet -- as long as you're around to supervise

The American Academy of Pediatrics has softened its guidelines when it comes to screenwatchin' for the under-twos, stating that they can watch "high-quality programming" (Sesame Workshop, for example) so long as you're there to help understanding and monitor use. If your wee ones are younger than that, you should limit them to video chat for now. The AAP reiterates that, regardless of your children's age, it's important to both set "consistent limits" and ensure that device time doesn't affect physical activity, play and sleep.

Tune in, turn on … Trump

Social media isn't just for apologies and insults

There's no "Trump TV" yet, but the campaign has launched a daily show for its Facebook followers. So far, it's not outdrawing Chewbacca Mom, but you all know those viewing counts are rigged anyway.

The first Android N Helio P10 phone giveaway

Scratching the surface

Here's what to expect from Microsoft's 'Imagine What You'll Do' event

New Surface? Sure, but in what shape -- maybe an all-in-one? Perhaps, perhaps. While we probably won't see a Surface Pro 5, we do expect Microsoft to explain what'll happen in the next Windows 10 update, likely to launch in early 2017.

Gastly

Pokémon Go's first global event is Halloween-themed

To celebrate All Hallows' Eve, Pokémon Go creators Niantic Labs is increasing the encounter rate for its spookier Pocket Monster. Gastly, Gengar, Golbat (ugh!) and more will appear far more frequently, while each monster caught will net you double the number of candies. In true trick-or-treat style, in fact, you'll also get more candies from your Buddy Pokémon, and even from Professor Willow when you send him your Pokémon.

Just because you can doesn't mean you should

If you want a Galaxy Note 7, they're still on sale in Hong Kong

Because people like to risk carrying around something in their pocket that might explode in a burst of smoke. Read how Engadget Chinese editor-in-chief Richard Lai did while trying to buy one -- and why they're still on sale in the first place.

But wait, there's more...

1. Hackers can gain full access in five seconds with this Linux exploit

2. Stare at this beautifully detailed map of the Milky Way

3. New White House initiative hopes to ensure microsatellites thrive

4. A new stylus-toting Samsung Galaxy device that won't burst into smoke

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