10 tech news to start the day (7/13)

Good morning! We’ve separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so you know everything that happened last Wednesday (12). Just click on the links below to browse the full story of each news.

1. Four new free games coming to Steam! Meet and use now. Check out the free game options Voxel has reserved for you to discover on Steam!

2. Oppenheimer: Early reviews point to Christopher Nolan’s most impressive film. Screened by a distinguished group of critics, Oppenheimer was critically acclaimed and has been described as the director’s best work to date.

3. Apple suspends iOS security update after error. The fix caused the error in Safari that was blocking access to several websites.

4. YouTube starts streaming 1080p Premium quality on Windows. New update is available for web version and extensions for Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome.

5. Apple launched the first public beta of iOS 17 for users; See how to download. The public beta of iOS 17 is now available for download; See how to download.

6. Netflix and other studios want to “bankrupt” the writers to win the strike. The report points out that studios and major streaming services intend to delay negotiations and win the screenwriters’ ‘tired’ strike.

7th Emmy Awards 2023: Check out the full list of nominees. Among the highlights of the list are the series The Last of Us, Succession, Wandinha; Check out the full list of nominees.

8. Elon Musk announces his new Artificial Intelligence company xAI. Billionaire Elon Musk has announced xAI, an Artificial Intelligence company that will seek to ‘understand the true nature of the universe’.

9. James Webb celebrates his birthday and announces his new star cast; To look. NASA has released a new image of the star forming region; The news was published to celebrate the anniversary of the James Webb telescope.

10. The black hole “lights up” and becomes one of the brightest objects ever seen. According to the researchers, the black hole, located 10 billion light-years away, has achieved an impressive brightness.