10 technology news to start your day (06/10)

Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Thursday (05). Just click on the links below to check out each news in its entirety.

1. Another classic HBO Max series is coming to Netflix in November. Netflix continues to add famous HBO series to its catalog, and soon another classic production will be released: Six Feet Under!

2. Samsung released the stable version of One UI 6 with Android 14; Check out compatible mobile phones. One UI 6 brings a number of app improvements and several new design features; See what’s new!

3. PlayStation canceled participation in BGS for the first time. PlayStation has confirmed that it will not attend the Brasil Game Show with its own stand, but will participate through partner stands!

4. Users who update their iPhones to iOS 17 will not be able to revert to iOS 16; to understand. Apple stopped distribution of the latest version of iOS 16, preventing consumers from downgrading.

5. Tizen: Samsung’s operating system will reach more devices. As the software’s presence expands, more devices of the brand will have access to AI resources.

6. Former Twitter user X no longer shows news headlines in the feed; to understand. Replacing the X saves space on the screen and allows more content to be displayed, but also reduces the visibility of journalistic articles.

7. Adobe prepares artificial intelligence that can automatically replace or remove objects in photos. The tool, which does not yet have an official name, will be able to identify, replace or remove elements from any photo in a few clicks.

8.Samsung announced new features for Bixby and the assistant became even more intuitive. Samsung announced news for Bixby during SDC 2023.

9. ‘Lightning’ from Venus may not be lightning, study finds. A recent study analyzed data from NASA’s Parker Solar Probe and discovered information about Venus’ ‘lightning’.

10. The new supercontinent could wipe out some mammals from the Earth. The study shows that the existence of mammals may be in danger within the next 250 million years.