Good morning! In order to know everything that was on Wednesday last 23, we separated the main news from the world of science and technology. To fully check each news, just click on the links below.
1. Roku finishes Roku Express and starts 2 new flow devices; Take a look at this. New Roku Streaming Stick and Stick Plus comes to change Roku Express and Express 4K to TV Dongle options; See when they will come to Brazil!
2. Pontiff, who died on Monday, had various positions on the modern themes and the innovation industry.
3. The city on SP is the first person to prohibit electronic cigarettes in Brazil. The sale of vapes and derivatives is already illegal with Anvisa’s determination for several years.
4. It has been shown to 5 people in the color laboratory that has never been seen by the human eye. With the selective stimulation of cone cells by the laser, five work participants could see an unprecedented color to date.
5. “Please” and “Thank you” sent to Chatgpt cost Openai for thousands of dollars. Although these more intimate interactions have no significant impact on the response of the model, although not useless, but it requires calculation power like other words.
6. Computer pirates can put fake ads on Brazil’s Instagram. The security vulnerabilities affected not only Brazil, but also the accounts in the world.
7. Realme 14: Line comes to Brazil with a mobile phone that changes color at $ 2,800. The new device of the Realme 14 line has the attractiveness of a player and comes with a 6000 mAh battery; Check out specifications!
8. Follow Max Netflix and start charging for password sharing. Max’s “extra” members will have to pay an additional fee of $ 7.99 per month in the United States.
9. The official price of Mario Kart World in Brazil will be $ 500! See. Switch Games 2. Values. Look at the details!
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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.
