Good morning! We separate the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Monday (28). Just click on the links below to view all of the news.
1. Watch: Netflix has confirmed the fifth and final season of the Brazilian series. Tune in, which has been successful on Netflix, will conclude with its fifth season! Check out more details.
2. PlayStation Plus, the big game of 2022 will be released in September, the leak points to. According to the leak, PlayStation Plus users will be able to download Saints Row for free in September!
3. Research According to The 350 Year Theorem Can Help Explain Light. According to a research team at the Stevens Institute of Technology, a mechanical theorem about pendulums could help explain more about light.
4. The site says that Asus will be shutting down its Zenfone lineup of handsets and focusing on ROG models. According to Taiwanese media, Asus should end its Zenfone mobile phone lineup and focus on models for the gaming audience.
5. Barbie surpassed Harry Potter to become Warner’s top-grossing actress. Greta Gerwig’s film Barbie, opposite Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, is Warner Bros. The most successful production in history!
6. Google Flights now tells you the best time to buy tickets. The new functionality helps you know whether to book your flight now or wait for a lower price.
7. WebDetetive: Brazilian spy app hacked and data of 76,000 users stolen. The spy app called WebDetetive reads WhatsApp conversations, text messages, Instagram conversations and more; get the point!
8. WhatsApp will allow you to send photos and videos in original quality. Recently WhatsApp has already released the possibility of sending photos and videos in HD.
9. Anatel changed its portability rule to prevent fraud; see how it will work. The new number portability rule is already in effect throughout the country; Check out the details!
10. The scientist wants to make the asteroid home to 700,000 people. As the project proposes, the space habitat will be created by robots on the asteroid Atira.
Source: Tec Mundo
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