Good morning! We’ve separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so you know everything that happened last Monday (18). Just click on the links below to browse all of the news.
1. Twitter is using financial maneuvers to avoid being bought by Elon Musk. The ‘poison pill’ tactic was approved by the board of directors and helped dilute the company’s stock, reducing the chances of a forced buyout.
2. The Batman: movie is now available in the HBO Max catalog. As previously announced by the streaming service, the movie entered the HBO Max catalog this Monday (18) and is now available to watch at no additional cost.
3. iPhone 14 moulds, confirms cameras and no mini model. The objects that are supposed to be used in the production of protective cases also bring details about the upcoming Apple mobile phones.
4. The federal government announces the end of the health emergency for covid-19. The end of the Public Health Emergency of National Importance means the relaxation of emergency measures to prevent, control and contain COVID-19.
5. The new build of Windows 11 speeds up system startup. The error took me about 40 minutes to boot Windows 11.
6. Thor: Love and Thunder won the trailer for Guns N’ Roses’ soundtrack; Look! In the teaser of Thor 4, we first see the protagonist’s ex-girlfriend Jane Foster as the Mighty Thor.
7. Bolsonaro criticizes WhatsApp for delaying the launch of Communities. The president said he wanted to meet with WhatsApp leaders to learn about the platform’s agreement with TSE.
8. Samsung has launched the ‘cheap’ Galaxy A22 with 5G for R$2,000. The new Galaxy A22 brings 5G connectivity and its suggested price in the domestic market is R$1,999.
9. Horizon Forbidden West: Guerrilla Games already has ideas for a sequel. According to the series’ creative director, the ending of Horizon Forbidden West already offers a preview of what to expect; know more!
10. 5 Facts You Didn’t Know About Mammals. Learn more intriguing information about this small but extremely diverse group of animals.
Source: Tec Mundo
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