Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Thursday (12). Just click on the links below to check out each news in full.
1. Netflix will end support for Apple devices with iOS 16; iPhone 8 and X on cut list. Lines of code found in the Netflix app suggest that the company will be ending streaming support on certain Apple devices.
Opinion 2: The PS5 is expensive because Sony can afford it and the competition allows it. The lack of a successor to the Nintendo Switch 2 and Microsoft’s confusing strategy gives Sony room to test consumer boundaries.
3. ‘PIXHELL’: new method allows you to steal data through computer screen noise. The technique presented during a laboratory experiment is intended for computers isolated from external networks.
4. The network management application has 2 serious flaws that are being exploited by criminals. Two breaches were documented in WhatsUp Gold, a network management application.
5. Cinema Week: 9 films to watch for R$12. Movies screened during Cinema Week include Ghostbusters Still, Stomach 2 and Alien: Romulus; check out the list!
6. SpaceX successfully completed the first private spacewalk in history. During the Polaris Dawn mission, two civilians floated in space outside the Crew Dragon spacecraft for several minutes.
7. The Sandman gets season 2 news amid Neil Gaiman controversy. The actor, who took part in the second season of Sandman, says that the sequel should have a plot with more stable characters.
8. Steam Family is now game sharing! See how it works and how to enable it. Released as a test tool in March of this year, Valve has finally made Steam Family available to everyone on the platform!
9. Meta, TikTok, and Snap are teaming up on a project that tracks suicide-related posts. The project attempts to detect situations that indicate potential harmful content or practices and take action as quickly as possible.
10. The iPhone 16 supports 45W fast charging over USB-C, but Apple hasn’t said anything. The capacity was not disclosed by Apple but was revealed in a certification published by a Chinese organization.
Source: Tec Mundo
I’m Blaine Morgan, an experienced journalist and writer with over 8 years of experience in the tech industry. My expertise lies in writing about technology news and trends, covering everything from cutting-edge gadgets to emerging software developments. I’ve written for several leading publications including Gadget Onus where I am an author.
