10 technology news to start your day (10/26)

Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Wednesday (25). Just click on the links below to check out each news in its entirety.

1. Partial lunar eclipse will occur this Saturday (28); See how to observe. The Moon, which will end the eclipse season in 2023, will be the protagonist of the cosmic show; know more!

2. Apple released iOS 17.1 with new features and fixed iPhone 12 radiation. iOS 17.1 update is now available for download; Check out the list of new features Apple has added to iPhones.

3. Coming to Netflix in November: check out the month’s major streaming premieres. Highlights of the month include anime Scott Pilgrim: The Series, reality show Round 6, and new episodes of The Crown and Virgin River.

4. The government is considering taxing international purchases under $50 at 28%; to understand. By 2024, the Federal Government must end the zero Import Duty rate on purchases under $50.

5. Paramount+ announces new premium and ad-supported plans in Brazil; see values. The Premium Plan is scheduled to arrive in Brazil in November; Check out the details!

6. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admits abandoning Windows Phone was a mistake. In an interview, the executive notes that there are better ways to resolve conflict in the segment without having to leave the segment.

7. Mercado Livre is increasing the price of Meli+ for former Level 6 subscribers Mercado Livre is already informing its customers that the new prices will come into force on November 1; see the details!

8. Apple will increase the price of Apple One subscription and other services in Brazil; see values. The edit already applies to new and old subscribers and does not affect iCloud or Apple Music.

9. Metal Gear Solid and more: See the recap of the Xbox Partner Preview event. Check out the new Yakuza ‘Animal Crossing’, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater gameplay and all the news from today’s event.

10. Astrophysicist says the observable Universe may be a black hole. A challenging theory opens new doors to understanding the Universe.