10 tech news to start your day (9/1)

Good morning! We separate the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Thursday (31). Just click on the links below to view the entire news.

1. Netflix releases live action One Piece! See the grade and duration of the episodes. Is One Piece live-action worth watching? Check out the intake and duration of episodes to make a marathon.

2. Super Blue Moon: Check out worldwide photos of this phenomenon. The Blue Supermoon was visible this Wednesday (30) in various parts of Brazil; Check out images of the worldwide phenomenon!

3. Mercado Livre: purchases eligible for minimum shipping reduced from R$79 to R$29 Mercado Livre has officially announced Meli+, a program to replace Mercado Pontos levels 1 through 6; Check out!

4. Netflix is ​​streaming all the movies that will be released in 2023. Highlights include David Fincher’s O Assassino films and the animated sequel A Fuga das Galinhas.

5. Large Hadron Collider detects ‘rare hypernuclei’. The importance of hypernuclei is not limited to containing a differentiated quark; This is because they are clues to the understanding of neutron stars.

6. X updates policies and now requests biometric data and even work history. The former Twitter has published a new privacy policy text and now requests biometrics and more; Check out!

7. Starfield is a beautiful mystery that only you can solve – check it out. The sky isn’t the limit for Todd Howard, but Starfield can offer players different experiences! Check out the full review.

8. Uber: Find out which cars will not be accepted from 2024. The Uber transportation app has updated the list of car models that are not allowed to run in the Comfort and Black categories.

9. Xiaomi promises to expand in Latin America after doubling its profits in the second quarter. Sales of premium smartphones boosted Xiaomi’s numbers and boosted the company’s profits for the second quarter of 2023.

10. 4 safe ways to send candid pictures over the Internet. It’s okay to post nude photos over the internet, but it’s good to make sure you don’t get hurt later.