Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Tuesday (03). Just click on the links below to check out each news in its entirety.
1. Senna: See what’s right and what’s left out in the Netflix series. The Senna series, a Netflix original series, tells the story of the life and career of the greatest Brazilian driver. Look at the plot that happens in real life.
2. Disney has decided to exit pay TV and will shut down channels in Brazil in February. All Disney programming except ESPN will focus on broadcast.
3. Vaquinha do Corinthians: scam sites appear at the top of Google; See how to prevent it. The São Paulo club’s campaign to pay off the stadium’s debt has led to the creation of a number of fake donation pages.
4. ‘It’s an obsession’: Former Google CEO warns men are abandoning women for AI girlfriends. According to Erich Schmidt, “meeting” with artificial intelligence bots makes young people obsessed with technology and lose touch with reality.
5. Galaxy A16 and A16 5G are coming to Brazil, promising updates for up to 6 years; price and features. Samsung’s new basic handset is “built to last” with long-lasting security updates.
6. Owner of CCXP and Gamescom Latam announced the acquisition of Anime Friends. Anime Friends became part of the larger event structure established by Omelete Company.
7. Pluto will complete its first orbit around the Sun in 248 years in 2178. The first ‘New Year’s Eve’ after the discovery of Pluto will take place on March 23, 2178, an event that none of us will probably witness.
8. Intel CEO had to leave due to the crisis and fights with the board. According to Bloomberg, Pat Gelsinger’s rescue plan did not please Intel’s board and led to an abrupt change of command.
9. Prime Gaming on December brings 18 free games! See the full list. Last Monday (02), Amazon announced the list of free games that will come to Prime Gaming in December 2024; Check out the names!
10. The mystery of Amelia Earhart’s flight may still be unsolved. Amelia Earhart’s plane disappeared in 1937 and there are no clues to this day.
Source: Tec Mundo
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