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It is one of the best offers that MediaMarkt has launched to date

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Since its launch, we have seen numerous offers on the Google Pixel 10. Some have been better and others worse, but what is undeniable is that, in general, it is almost always discounted. MediaMarkt has launched many offers so far, and although it is not the best, right now it has one of the best: you can buy it for 584.10 euros. As? Through these discounts: Direct discount: goes from 749 euros to 649 euros. Discount from the app: if you use the MediaMarkt application to buy it you get an additional discount, so it goes from 649 euros to 584.10 euros. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links It is close to its historical minimum He Google Pixel 10 It is usually on sale at MediaMarkt, so it is not surprising that from time to time we find it very cheap. Right now it costs 584.10 euros when purchasing it from the app, and It is not far from its historical minimum pricewhich so far is 561.17 euros. We are talking about a high-end mobile that has a very good construction. It is also a mobile phone considered “compact”, since it has a 6.3 inch diagonal. Its panel is OLED and also offers a brightness of 3,000 nits to see it well in broad daylight and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz so that the screen looks very fluid. On the other hand, the Google Pixel 10 supports both fast charging and wireless charging. It will receive software updates for many years, comes with 12 GB of RAM and incorporates a exquisite camera set to take very good photographs. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: Google Pixel 10 offer today ✅ THE BEST Your screenSince it is compact, it offers a good level of brightness and a high refresh rate. The cameraswhich for this price we do not find too many alternatives in other phones. ❌ THE WORST 30W fast chargingis a very low figure for what we see in the competition, whose cheaper mobile phones are offering much higher figures (even double). 128 GB of storagea very small figure that will fall short in a short time. 💡 BUY IT IF… You want a high-end mobile phone at a very reasonable price, especially if you are also looking for a model that takes good photos, has good software and also stands out on its screen. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You usually take a lot of photos and videos or download a lot of apps, since it only has 128 GB of storage. You may also be interested Google Pixel Watch 4 (41 mm) – Android Smartwatch with Fitness Tracking and Gemini Help – Polished Silver Aluminum Case – Porcelain Sports Band – Wi-Fi The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Google Pixel Buds 2a – Wireless earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation – Light and comfortable – Water resistant – Bluetooth compatible – Moss Green The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Pepu RiccaGoogle In Xataka | The best mobile phones, we have tested them and here are their analyzes In Xataka | Best wireless headphones. Which one to buy and 21 models from 15 euros to 470 euros

Denza Z9GT and Denza Z9, features, specifications, photos, price, date

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BYD carries a few years of heart attack in Europe and in the rest of the regions in which it has a presence. However, this time the brand wanted to take a very different step: fully enter the premium vehicle segment. And he has done it precisely with Denza, your luxury brand which has been based in China for more than a decade and which this year crosses borders to give another pinch to the European automobile industry. The Chinese giant launches its premium division in this market with two models: the Denza Z9GTa high-performance family coupe, and the Denza D9a seven-seater minivan. Curiously, we were already able to test the Z9GT first-hand in 2025, giving us clues about what was happening. Now, the departure is imminent, and below these lines we tell you all the details. Denza Z9GT and D9, technical sheet denza z9gt denza z9 BODY TYPE. Coupé, five seats (shooting brake) Minivan, seven seats MEASUREMENTS AND WEIGHT. Pure electric version: 5,180 meters long, 1,990 meters wide, 1,490 meters high. 3,125 m wheelbase. Weight to be confirmed Plug-in hybrid version: 5,195 meters long, 1,990 meters wide, 1,490 meters high. 3,125 m wheelbase. Weight to be confirmed 5,250 meters long, 1,960 meters wide, 1,900 meters high. 3,110 m wheelbase. 2,895 kg empty weight. TRUNK. 495 liters (1,680 liters with seats folded) 430 liters (3rd row back) 570 liters (3rd row forward) 2,310 liters (3rd row folded and 2nd row forward) MAXIMUM POWER. Pure electric version: 1,156 HP / 850 kW (three electric motors). Maximum torque: 1,210 Nm Plug-in hybrid version: 776 HP / 570 kW (three electric motors and one 2.0 turbo 4-cylinder gasoline motor). Maximum torque: 1,035 Nm 353 HP / 260 kW (120 HP 1.5 turbo 4-cylinder gasoline engine that acts as a generator + 231 HP front electric motor + 61 HP rear electric motor). Maximum torque of 220 Nm WLTP autonomy. Pure electric version: more than 600 km in all-wheel drive (up to 800 km in rear-wheel drive) Plug-in hybrid version: up to 203 km of electric range. 805 km of combined autonomy under the WLTP cycle WLTP electric range of 210 km Joint range of 950 km (battery + full tank) ENVIRONMENTAL DISTINCTIVE. Zero emissions. Zero emissions. DRIVING AIDS (ADAS). To be determined To be determined OTHERS. DiLink software, Integration with Google, seats with ventilation, massage and heating, 1,150 W sound system, 17.3-inch central screen, 13.2-inch co-pilot screen, 50-inch Head Up Display, refrigerator DiLink software, Integration with Google and Apple, ventilated, massage and heated seats, 16-speaker sound system, 15.6-inch central screen, 10.25-inch driver screen, 12-inch Head Up Display, refrigerator price and release Pure electric version: from 115,000 euros Plug-in hybrid version: starting at 101,000 euros Available in the coming weeks From 78,500 euros Available in the coming weeks As we said before, Denza is not a new brand. It was born in 2010 as an alliance between BYD and Daimler, and launched its first vehicle in 2014, although its presence had until now been limited to the Chinese market. Its arrival in Europe comes in a context in which Chinese brands are trying to consolidate beyond the mid-price segment, where they have already achieved some traction. The Z9GT: a grand tourer with three engines and ultra-fast charging The Z9GT is the model with which Denza wants to present itself to the European buyer of premium cars. It is a shooting brake (a body between a sedan and a family car) with more sporty lines. The vehicle is 5.18 meters long (5.19 meters in the plug-in hybrid) and was designed by Wolfgang Egger, known for his work at Audi and Alfa Romeo. The most interesting thing about the Z9GT is its technical proposal, especially when it comes to battery charging. The model incorporates the system FLASH Charging from BYD, capable of operating with a power of up to 1,500 kW, which would allow the battery to be charged from 10% to 70% in five minutes, or from 10% to 97% in nine. The brand further claims that even at temperatures of -30°C the process from 20% to 97% would be completed in twelve minutes. These figures, if confirmed in real conditions of use, would represent a significant jump compared to what we currently have. Of course, to take advantage of them, it will be necessary to access BYD’s own chargers, which also they have to deploy in Europe. So there is still quite a bit of work ahead in this regard. The battery is an evolution of the Blade Battery from BYD, now in its second generation, with chemistry lithium iron phosphate (LFP). According to the brand itself, engineers have managed to simultaneously increase both energy density and charging speed. You have it in pure electric and plug-in hybrid The Z9GT will be sold in two variants. The 100% electric version has three motors (one front and two rear) with a combined power of 1,156 HP and a 122.49 kWh battery. The autonomy approved according to the WLTP cycle exceeds 600 kilometers. 0 to 100 km/h is resolved in 2.7 seconds and the maximum speed reaches 270 km/h. These are, of course, figures that we are not used to seeing very often on the streets. Throughout 2026, Denza also plans to add a rear-wheel drive variant with a range of about 800 kilometers. The plug-in hybrid version (DM) combine those three electric motors with a 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engine. The total power of the system is 776 HP. The battery, in this case 63.82 kWh, offers 203 kilometers of electric range according to WLTP. With the battery charged and the tank full, the manufacturer estimates a combined range of about 805 kilometers. 0 to 100 km/h is done in 3.6 seconds, according to the firm. Platform with rear steering and double independent motor Under the body, the Z9GT rides on the e³ (“e-cube”) platform, developed specifically for Denza. In it we find a rear steering system with two independent motorsone per wheel. This allows … Read more

We thought the marathon was heartbreaking. The largest medical follow-up to date has just settled the debate

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When an amateur runner crosses the finish line after 42 kilometers, his body is on the limit, and so is his heart. This is something that can be seen in a simple analysis where it is seen how the levels of troponin T, one of the warning markers of a heart attack, and evident fatigue in the right ventricle. But in this case the question is obvious: Can doing a marathon kill us? The answer It’s no. This has been demonstrated by an exhaustive study published at the end of 2025 in JAMA Cardiology, which has pointed out that, despite the extreme stress on the heart in the short term, amateur marathon running does not cause long-term cardiac damage. To understand the magnitude of this discovery, we must return to the origin of fear and here recent works, such as those published in Frontiers in Physiology or studies on ultramarathon runners, have documented repeatedly what happens immediately after the race. What has been done. Logically, the effort of doing a marathon at a high level of effort induces morphological and biochemical ventricular changes. The heart here is subjected to a great overload of volume and pressure, releasing proteins that in a patient at rest in the emergency room would set off all the alarms for a possible heart attack. But to draw conclusions, the research has followed the same runners for ten years. The Be-MaGIC project. With this premise, the investigation was not born yesterday, but rather the team took advantage of the historical cohort of this project that originated in the 2009 Munich marathon. In this way, the researchers decided to follow 152 amateur male runners with an initial average age of 43 years. In this way, participants were evaluated before the marathon, after crossing the finish line, one day after, three days after and finally ten years later. To do this, state-of-the-art 3D echocardiography was used and also the analysis of cardiac biomarkers to determine how the ventricles function, which are ultimately the main pumps of the heart. The results. After all these years, studies indicated that, after completing the race, all cardiac function began to be greatly altered with increases in cardiac biomarkers. But this is something that was resolved in the following days until he reached the age of 10 with a completely perfect heart. No scarring of heart tissue, no premature heart failure. Everything is normal, despite the fact that after the race the stress to which he has been subjected is very high and can cause concern. What does this mean? The scientific study confirms that the human heart is an extraordinarily elastic machine. Here, right ventricular dysfunction and troponin release after running 42 kilometers should be interpreted as a transient physiological response to extreme exercise and not as permanent pathological damage. Of course, this doesn’t mean that marathon running is without acute risks, especially for people with underlying or undiagnosed heart conditions. However, for the average amateur runner who trains properly, the science is clear: crossing that finish line will exhaust your body, but it won’t mortgage the future of your heart. Images | Miguel Amutio Kenny Eliason In Xataka | Walking very fast seems the most effective way to lose fat: science knows that the key is to do it with an incline

Google sets a date for “Q-Day”, when quantum computing will be able to break current cryptography sooner than expected

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The arrival of the quantum computing brings us closer to an exciting horizon. It is a paradigm shift because, if classical computing is based on bits of 0 and 1, quantum computing uses qubits that can be in both states at the same time. Translation: if classical computing does operations one at a time, quantum computing does many at the same time. This opens up an ocean of possibilities, and will also allow any current encryption system to be broken. in a matter of seconds. Google has been around for a decade getting readyand has set a date for his arrival. 2029. PQC. It stands for post-quantum cryptography. It is a set of encryption algorithms designed to resist attacks by quantum computers and allow data that must be encrypted such as keys and digital signatures to remain so in the long term. Those complex mathematical algorithms designed to resist quantum attacks are designed to be implemented on classical computers. That is, it is not the hardware that is updated, but rather the security. Quantum cryptography is another approach, but also more experimental. It is the one that will use the full potential of quantum computing to achieve theoretically unbreakable security. The one that interests us at the moment is post-quantum, and it makes perfect sense because classical and the quantum They will coexist, and what is needed is to update encryption systems so that companies continue to have classic computers, but with security that resists quantum attacks. Q-Day. Companies have been preparing for this for a long time and, as we say, Google is one of them. Carry from 2016 investing in that post-quantum cryptography, migrating some key exchange systems for internal traffic to the post-quantum standard. A while ago they claimed that key exchange within Google services is now resistant to quantum computing by default. Proton also is in it. So as not to leave it there as a pending task that is never finished, they finish to mark a self-imposed deadline to complete the transition. By 2029 they will have to complete this migration of their security to PQC systems. In fact, on their blog, they have announced that Android 17 will integrate an algorithm that will provide quantum-resistant signatures to protect the integrity of boot software. It is a way of saying “hey, we are already preparing,” but basically what there is is a commitment to that security for a time that is near. And it won’t just be the boot system: applications will be able to generate and verify post-quantum signatures within the devices’ secure hardware, and Google Play itself will also begin generating secure keys for applications that choose to participate in the program during the launch cycle of the new system. The industry prepares. Aside from the announcement, the company urged the rest of the technology industry and governments to step up to accelerate the adoption of these more resistant encryption systems. And, although Google has been saying “the wolf is coming” for several years, they are not the only ones. Microsoft wants to start migrating its systems by 2029, culminating in 2033. US federal agencies also want do it for the 2030-2035 window and the European Commission has urged member states to make critical infrastructure resilient by the end of 2030. With this movement, Google has set a date that seems ambitious and is a declaration of intentions. “It is our responsibility to set an example and share an ambitious schedule,” says Google. It is also evident that as a digital infrastructure provider, offering a post-quantum security system before anyone else gives you a competitive advantage because if someone doesn’t arrive on time, they could always buy your services. Companies like Telefónica are also working on it, but when we talk to them They did not give us an indicative date. What they did comment is that they are beginning to see that there are parts of the industry that are becoming interested in their post-quantum cryptography services. Don’t panic. that the arrival of quantum computing represents a headache for everything that is encrypted (blockchain and cryptocurrencies, banking data and transactions and even messaging apps) does not mean that we have to panic. A few months ago, Keith Martin, professor in the Information Security Group at the University of London, commented that, although the threat is realresearchers have been working for years and most of the theoretical work is done. When cryptographically relevant quantum computers appear, the protection technologies will already be ready and we will not have to worry about anything. In fact, at the user level… we can do little. We are not going to be the ones who have a quantum computer at home to be able to encrypt our information. Basically, as I said a few lines ago, it is Google saying “get ready because this is going to come and, as an industry, we have to prepare.” And they have already set a date. There’s not much left… Image | Xataka In Xataka | Putin compared the quantum race to the nuclear race of the Cold War. China has just taken a leap in that war of the future

In 2021 a man made a military prediction and since then Taiwan and the US have been preparing for a date: 2027

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In a military sense, there are few things as influential as a date that no one has officially set. Sometimes one sentence in a parliamentary hearing is enough for governments, armies and analysts to begin reorganizing budgets, exercises and strategies for years. In the Indo-Pacific, a figure pronounced some time ago ended up becoming a kind geopolitical clock. In fact, today marks the planning of various powers. The prediction on the calendar. In March 2021, a seemingly technical testimony before the US Senate ended up becoming one of the most influential points of reference in the Indo-Pacific military strategy. Then Admiral Philip Davidson warned that the rapid growth of Chinese military power could endanger Taiwan “within the next six years,” a statement that implicitly set a date: 2027. That estimate, based on intelligence analysis on the modernization of the People’s Liberation Army, quickly became what many strategists called the “Davidson window”. Since then, the number was installed in military planning of Washington, Taipei and their allies, triggering an investment careerwar exercises and military reinforcements throughout the Pacific. 2027 and the centenary. Of course, the reason why that date seemed plausible was closely related to the people themselves. Beijing’s strategic objectives. 2027 marks the centenary of the armed wing of the Chinese Communist Party, the People’s Liberation Army, and Xi Jinping’s leadership has set that year as a key stage to complete a major phase of military modernization. The plan is part of a broader calendar that seeks to have “basically modernized” armed forces by 2035 and capable of rivaling any world power around 2049. Although Beijing has never officially announced that this anniversary is linked to an invasion of Taiwan, the temporal coincidence between military modernization and increasing demonstrations of strength around the island has reinforced the perception that 2027 could become a critical moment. The strategy in the Pacific. As the years went by, that prediction took on a life of its own. Washington increased significantly its military spending aimed at competing with China and began to reinforce strategic infrastructure on Pacific islands to facilitate the deployment of forces. At the same time, the United States approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Taiwan, while Taipei began to adjust its military planning around a possible invasion scenario towards the end of the decade. Even the major Taiwanese military exercises have passed to simulate explicitly a Chinese attack in 2027, reflecting how a single strategic estimate ended up becoming a true geopolitical clock for the entire region. A surprise attack. For a long time, military analysis assumed that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be impossible to conceal. A deployment of hundreds or thousands of ships, troops and equipment along the Chinese coast would generate obvious signals detectable by satellites and intelligence services weeks before the start of the operation. However, some analysts now warn that this assumption could be too optimistic. Recent research has suggested that China could attempt forms of attack faster or surprisingleveraging new tactics and technologies to reduce advance notice time. This scenario is especially worrying to Taiwan, which has historically relied on having enough time to react and mobilize its defenses. Increasingly intense military career. Meanwhile, Chinese military power has continued to expand at great speed. Beijing’s defense budget has increased steadily over the last decade and the country has introduced new capabilities that could be key in an eventual conflict: long-range missiles, advanced drones, new aircraft carriers and ships designed to transport troops and material to hostile coasts. These transformations do not guarantee that an invasion is imminent, of course, but they are changing the balance military in the Taiwan Strait and fueling concerns about the future of the region. The domino effect of other wars. The international context adds another layer of uncertainty to this strategic calculation. Conflicts in other regions, especially the Middle East, are forcing the United States to consume large quantities of ammunition, interceptors and military resources that were originally intended to reinforce deterrence in Asia. Analysts warn that a prolonged war in other theaters could delay deliveries of weapons to Taiwan and further strain US defense industrial capacity, where there is already a significant delay in military orders destined for the island. A strategic watch. Although neither China nor the United States have officially set a timetable for a conflict, the idea of ​​2027 has become a point psychological reference for governments, military and analysts. Some believe that this date has fueled unnecessary fears and an arms race in the region, while others believe that it has served to wake up Washington and its allies facing a historic change in the balance of power. In any case, the prediction made in 2021 has left a more than profound mark: today, in the barracks, offices and strategy centers of the Indo-Pacific, the calendar advances with a figure marked in red. 2027… and China. 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date, time and where you can see it on your mobile or television if you are in Spain

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Let’s tell you how you can watch the 2026 Oscars galaso you know the options available in case you want to see it. This is the 98th film awards ceremony, which will take place again at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. We are going to start this article by telling you the exact date on which the gala begins, with the day and time it is in the Spanish time zone. And then, we will tell you the methods you have to be able to see it live if you want. When are the Oscars 2026 The 2026 Oscars gala will take place Sunday March 15. It is in the United States, and the start time will be 4:00 p.m. Pacific time and 7:00 p.m. Eastern time, and it will last approximately three and a half hours. But in Spain, the start time will be from 01:00 from Sunday to Monday00:00 hours in the Canary Islands. It will end around 04:30 or 05:00 in Spanish time. Regarding the schedules of the rest of the American countriesin Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico or Nicaragua will begin at 5 p.m. In Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Panama or Peru it will be at 6 p.m., in Bolivia, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic at 7 p.m., and in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay from 8 p.m. The red carpet It will start a couple of hours earlier. This means that starting at 11pm or midnight on Sunday you will be able to start watching all the Hollywood celebrities parade as they arrive at the gala. How to watch the Oscars in Spain In Spain, the Oscar ceremony will once again be broadcast exclusively by Movistar, specifically in Movistar Plus+ and his channel dedicated to the Oscars on dial 15. His special Oscar night It will begin at 10:30 p.m., and an hour later they will begin broadcasting the red carpet, and then move on to the live signal of the gala. Like every year, you will have all the information in in Espinof and Sensacineour half-brothers dedicated to cinema where you will have the information minute by minute. Also, on Monday morning you will have the summary with the winners in Xataka. In Xataka Basics | The 14 best services and apps to follow and control the series and movies you watch and have all their information

NASA already has a new date for its manned mission around the Moon

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Since Apollo 17, no human being has traveled to lunar orbit again. More than five decades have passed since that last manned flight to the satellite, and the return has not been exactly quick or easy. He Artemis program accumulates delays, technical reviews and calendar adjustments, and the Artemis II has also had to stop recently due to a problem detected in the rocket’s helium system. Even so, there is an important novelty: after completing the repairs,NASA has already pointed out a first launch opportunity for this mission that will once again take astronauts to the Moon’s environment. The Date. Following a flight readiness review, the US space agency announced that it is working with April 1, 2026 as the first opportunity to launch Artemis II. That initial attempt is scheduled for 6:24 p.m. (Eastern time in the United States), which in mainland Spain is equivalent to 12:24 a.m. on April 2. This schedule comes after repairing a problem in the rocket’s helium system, an element that regulates the pressure of the fuel tanks and which forced the vehicle to be removed from the platform to replace a defective seal. Artemis II launch window schedule for April 2026 How launch windows work. In space exploration we do not work with rigid dates, but with periods of opportunity. A launch window is the interval in which the rocket can take off to follow the planned trajectory and meet the mission objectives. That margin depends on very precise orbital calculations that take into account the position of the Earth, the destination and the energy necessary to complete the trip. If the vehicle cannot take off within that interval, the attempt is canceled and you must wait for the next available window. Guaranteed launch? Although there is a calendar with concrete opportunities, each attempt still depends on several factors that must be aligned at the last moment. Technical teams continue to work in both the assembly building and the Kennedy Space Center launch infrastructure, and the rocket itself must return to the pad before beginning the final sequence. During a press appearance, Lori Glaze, acting associate administrator of the Exploration Systems Mission Directorate, remembered that there is still work to be completed and that the launch will depend on what the hardware itself indicates. Added to all this is the time, because in a mission like this you cannot operate with the risk of lightning, precipitation, hail or excessive winds. Ground travel. The Space Launch System rocket must first return to the Kennedy Space Center pad from the assembly building. Once there, teams must prepare the vehicle and facilities for the takeoff attempt within the available window. This type of operation requires continuous reviews and coordination between different systems, so it is not always possible to attempt a launch the next day. In fact, Lori Glaze noted that, within the first six days of April, the agency anticipates around four real attempt opportunities. The return. When it finally takes off, Artemis II will mark the return of a human crew to the Moon’s environment for the first time since 1972. The mission will take on board American astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch, along with Canadian Jeremy Hansen, on a flight of about ten days around the satellite. The plan is for the Orion spacecraft to circle the far side of the Moon, the region we never see from Earth, before beginning the return journey. This flight will serve to check the operation of the systems in real conditions before the next steps of the Artemis program, which aims to take astronauts back to the lunar surface on subsequent missions. Images | POT In Xataka | We already know what we will eat on the moon: Madrid stew. An American team manages to grow chickpeas in lunar regolith

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In time for MWC 2026, Xiaomi has just presented its new flagship. In addition to the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, which also arrives here, in this article we focus on the base model. It should be remembered that both devices They are already on sale in China last September, so it is now that the European public can get their hands on these devices. Of course, at the moment, and it doesn’t seem like things will change, we are left without Pro models (the ones with the little screen on the back). Below these lines we tell you all the details. Xiaomi 17, technical sheet Xiaomi 17 dimensions and weight Length: 151.1mm Width: 71.8mm Thickness: 8.06mm (camera bump not taken into account) Weight: 191g screen OLED 6.3 inches 2656×1220 Up to 120Hz 3500 nits DCI-P3 HDR10+, HDR Vivid | Dolby Vision processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Manufactured in 3nm process Eight-core Oryon CPU with maximum frequency up to 4.6 GHz graph Adreno 840 GPU Memory and storage 12GB LPDDR5X 256GB / 512GB UFS 4.1 charge and battery 6,330 mAh High energy density silicon-carbon QC3+ / QC3.0 / QC2.0 / PD3.0 / PD2.0 Xiaomi Surge 100W Wired Charging Xiaomi Surge 50W Wireless Charging 22.5W Wireless Reverse Fast Charging rear cameras Leica Optics Main camera: 50 MP (ƒ/1.67, 23 mm) Floating telephoto lens: 50 MP (ƒ/2.0, 60 mm, 10 cm to infinity focusing distance, Zoom EIS Ultra wide angle: 50 MP (ƒ/2.4, 102°, 6P Lens) front camera 50MP (ƒ/2.2, 90°) GRID 5G Support for 2 Nano-SIM ports USB 3.2 Gen1 (5Gbps) wireless connectivity WiFi 7, Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 4 and 802.11a/b/g 2.4G Wi-Fi | 5G Wi-Fi MLO, 2×2 MIMO, 8×8 sound for MU-MIMO, WiFi Direct, Miracast, 2.4G and 5G dual channel Bluetooth 5.4, dual Bluetooth SBC/AAC/AptX/AptX HD/AptX Adaptive/LDAC/LHDC 5.0/LC3/MIHC NFC positioning B1I + B1C+ B2a｜GPS: L1 + L5｜Galileo: E1 + E5a GLONASS: G1｜QZSS: L1 + L5｜NaVIC L5 operating system Xiaomi HyperOS 3 OTHERS Fingerprint unlock box contents Mobile phone, power adapter, USB Type-C cable, case, screen protector (factory installed), SIM card pin, user manual price From 999 euros Design: thinner, lighter and more compact There are changes in the design of the Xiaomi 17, if we compare it with its predecessor. The most notable thing in this aspect is the change in aesthetics in the camera frame, which now the sensors are exposed. There are also changes in its dimensions, as the company has chosen to reduce its size a bit to strengthen its compact character compared to the rest of the range. The device has a thickness of 8.06 mm and a weight of 191 grams, figures that make it a fairly contained terminal. The front uses reduced frames of 1.18 mm all around. On the back it incorporates high-resistance matte glass. The set is reinforced by what the brand calls Xiaomi Guardian structure, which includes Xiaomi Shield Glass and IP68 certification against dust and water. Brighter (and slightly smaller) screen The screen is a 6.3-inch OLED panel with Full HD+ resolution, offering a pixel density of 460 ppi. It is slightly smaller than that of the Xiaomi 15 (6.36 inches), although the change is practically negligible. It also has LTPO technologyallowing an adaptive refresh rate between 1 and 120 Hz. On the other hand, Xiaomi promises a peak brightness delivery of up to 3,500 nits. Additionally, it includes support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+. The screen also uses an M10 panel customized by Xiaomi which, according to the company, reduces energy consumption by 23% compared to the previous generation. Camera with Leica seal, and with hardly any hardware changes Xiaomi maintains its collaboration with Leica, although if we stick purely to the technical specifications, the changes are not so groundbreaking in hardware if we compare it with the Xiaomi 15pointing almost all the weight of its improvements to the software and image processing: main camera: 50 MP, f/1.67 aperture, OIS. 1/1.31-inch Light Fusion 950 sensor with 2.4 μm 4-in-1 Super Pixel and 13.5 EV dynamic range. 23mm equivalent focal length. Telephoto lens 60mm Leica floating: 50 MP, f/2.0 aperture, OIS. Samsung JN5 sensor. It allows macro photography at 10 cm and 5x level optical zoom, with an AI-powered zoom that goes up to 20x. wide angle: 50 MP, f/2.4 aperture, 102° field of view. OV50M sensor. 17mm equivalent focal length. Xiaomi and Leica promise a refinement in processing, rather than a big change in hardware. The Ultrawide sensor widens the real optical perspective, going from 115º to 102º, reducing lateral deformations and improving calibration. Where the most changes are noticeable is in the selfie camera, where the Xiaomi 17 debuts a 50 MP camera with f/2.2 aperture, improved autofocus at both long and short distances, and automatic framing. For video, the device records in 4K at 60 fps with Dolby Vision, supports Log up to 4K 60 fps and also supports 8K recording at 30 fps. We have the mechanical stabilizer (OIS) in the two main rear cameras. Top processor, as expected The Xiaomi 17 works with the platform Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 from Qualcomm, manufactured in the 3 nm process. In this way, and as expected, the device includes Qualcomm’s top processor to date. It is an eight-core chip with two Oryon V3 cores at 4.6 GHz, and another six efficiency cores at 3.62 GHz. It is accompanied by the Adreno 840 as a GPU, and the new generation Hexagon NPU for processes that require AI. The device will arrive in two configurations, both with 12 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and then a choice between 256 GB or 512 GB of UFS 4.1 internal storage. In Europe it seems that we are running out of versions with 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB, which are sold in China. Presumably the RAM crisis have something to do with it. HyperOS 3 with its “Hyper Island” The device will arrive with HyperOS 3 and Android 16 pre-installed. In addition to touches on the visual section of … Read more

Jesus was not born in the year 1 or on December 25. Here’s what we know about his actual and exact date of birth

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With Jesus of Nazareth something curious happens. Few characters have been more celebrated, discussed and reviewed throughout the centuries. Today historians they usually coincide in which (although there is no material evidence of its existence) was a historical figure that can be framed in the Galilee of 2,000 years ago. However, despite all the attention he has received over the last 20 centuries, there are certain key details of his biography that remain shrouded in shadows. For example the date of your birth. And by “date” we don’t just mean the day, but also the year. When discussing, we could even question where was he born. The usual thing is to think that Jesus came into the world on December 25 in Bethlehem of Judea and that six days later humanity (at least the West or the West of Christian influence) entered into a new eraone in which history was dislocated into two stages that we still use today in the 21st century, whether we are Christians or not: the one before and the one after the birth of Christ (Anno Domini). Totally normal, right? That is, why else would we celebrate Christmas every December 25th, a word that comes from the Latin “https://www.xataka.com/magnet/nativitas” (“birth”)? And why do we talk about years BC and AD if it is not for the birth of Christ? Reality is more complicated and has some chiaroscuros. What do we know about the birth of Jesus? The answer to the previous question is very simple: little. Historians usually agree that there are basically two sources to address the topic of the birth of Jesus and both are reflected in the same work: the New Testament of the Bible. The evangelist gives us a clue Matthew. The other, Luke. The problem is not only the scarcity of information, but that both texts were written many decades after the events they narrate. To be more precise, around 80 and 90 AD, half a century after the crucifixion. Of course in the New Testament there are older texts (such as the letters of Paul or even the gospel of Mark, written around 70 AD), but they are of little use if what interests us is the childhood (and especially the birth) of Jesus. Taking into account the few references there are and the importance of the topic (we are talking about the birth of the central character of one of the most influential religions in history), it would be logical that Matthew and Luke coincide in their stories. It’s not like that. In their texts both offer us what experts call “chronological anchors”references that help us date the birth of Jesus, but those clues are scarce and do not quite fit together. What exactly do they tell us? Let’s see. “And when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of King Herod, behold, wise men came from the east to Jerusalem, saying, ‘Where is the King of the Jews who has been born? For we have seen his star in the east, and we have come to worship him. When Herod heard this, he was troubled, and Jerusalem with him.’ Matthew 2:2-4 “And it came to pass in those days that an edict went out from Augustus Caesar, that all the land should be enumerated. This first enumeration was made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria. And they all went to be enumerated, each one to his city. Then Joseph went up from Galilee, from the city of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and family of David, to be registered with Mary, his wife, who was betrothed to him, who was with child. And it came to pass that while they were there, the days were fulfilled in which she was to give birth.” Luke 2:2-7 Although it may not seem like it a priori, both passages hide a small discrepancy, as explains in Wake up Ferro Professor Javier Alonso, philologist, historian and biblical scholar. The evangelist Matthew (and Luke) tells us that Jesus was born in the time of King Herod, but then Luke specifies that Mary was counted while she and Joseph were traveling to fulfill the census ordered in the time of Augustus. If we review history we see that both “anchors” they collide with each other. Herod the Greatruler under the orders of Rome, ruled Judea more or less between 40 and 4 BCyear of his death. As for the census that Luke tells us about, historians believe that it coincided with the census carried out by Quirinus in the time of Augustus, a fact mentioned by Flavius ​​Josephus. The problem, remember Alonsois that Quirinus ruled around 6 AD the region that covers Judea, years after the death of Herod. Conclusion? Both evangelists are actually drawing a fairly broad time frame, of a decade, that could be set between the years prior to the king’s death and 6 AD “There is a difference of at least 10 years between Matthew and Luke,” explains Alonso. Why do we say that Jesus was born when he was born? At this point that is the most reasonable question. If the evangelists point to a time horizon that begins several years before our era (Anno Domini), because devils Do we say that Jesus was born a few days before the 1st AD? Who and how set that date? To answer these questions we must go back a few centuries, although without reaching the era of Herod. Our attention will focus on beginning of the 5th ADwhen at the request of the Pope the Scythian monk Dionysus ‘the Exiguous’ He launched into a difficult task: calculating the date of Christ’s birth. It may sound strange that so many centuries later the followers of Jesus would worry about this question, but at stake there was a primary issue: clarifying when Easter should be celebrated (Computus paschalis), the main celebration of Christianity. Its date … Read more

In a New York coffee shop, the concept of a blind date has taken an unexpected turn: the meeting is with an AI

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Going to a coffee shop to have a blind date is already a somewhat peculiar situation. If the person waiting for you is also an AI, the matter borders on surrealism. A lukewarm experience. He tells it Ben Sherry at INCwho a few days ago went to the EVA Café in New York. There was a table with a single chair and a stand with a cell phone waiting for him, where he could choose between different AI avatars for his appointment. During his time at the EVA Café, he spoke with two avatars, a woman and then a man. The two agreed to praise her hair and the decoration of the place, but they were reluctant to answer deeper questions such as her political ideology. In Xataka "I can’t stop": the addiction to talking to AI is already here and there are even support groups to stop it EVA AI. It is the name of the app that organized the event and, indeed, it is a “friends” AIin the style of Replika either Character.ai. Its last commercial action has been a ‘pop-up coffee’ to “bring virtual romance to the real world.” The app’s sales manager told INC that her goal is to fight the stigma that exists towards relationships with AIs. The app, which has accumulated more than 5 million downloads in the Play Store, offers the possibility of starting a relationship with one of its different AI avatars, all with a clear inclination towards romance. You can start for free, but if you want to continue talking to your AI, you have to check out; This is the only way to unlock special functions such as sending images or the ability to make video calls. What he anticipated Her. EVA AI is not an isolated case. Thevirtual girlfriends They have been around for a long time, but with generative AI there has been a boom in this type of apps.More and more people are turning to this relational modelto the point that there are those cheats on his real partner with an AI. In case we had any doubt that the trend is real, Grok launched his virtual girlfriend Ani andChatGPT announced that it would launch ‘adult mode’ coming soon, functions that of course can only be used by users with a subscription. {“videoId”:”x9hhg44″,”autoplay”:false,”title”:”The TRUTH of AI – This is how ChatGPT 4, DALL-E or MIDJOURNEY works 🤖 🧠 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE”, “tag”:”webedia-prod”, “duration”:”1173″} The goal is obvious. Regardless of psychosocial reasons that lead us to seek an intimate connection with a machine, the reason why companies like OpenAI or xAI are turning towards adult content is obvious: to generate money. The emotional connection is a way to increase users’ commitment to your service and by using a subscription as a gateway, they not only get them to spend more time in your app, but they also get them to pay for it. AI has a monetization problem and this is one of the ways to generate income. Emotional connection. It may seem like something recent to us, but the reality of humans has been connecting with machines since 1966, when the first chatbot was created. In this sense, AI has not changed anything, although it is normalizing it. Recently we have seen other examples of emotional connection with machines, such as when OpenAI crashed ChatGPT 4o and users were angry because they liked his warm and friendly tone. We have also seen it with the celebration of a symbolic funeral for Claude 3 Sonnetanother model that enjoyed great affection among the community. Image | Alexander Sinn in Unsplash In Xataka | Flirting on Tinder is exhausting. The solution of these apps is to skip the eternal chats and organize the appointment directly (function() { window._JS_MODULES = window._JS_MODULES || {}; var headElement = document.getElementsByTagName(‘head’)(0); if (_JS_MODULES.instagram) { var instagramScript = document.createElement(‘script’); instagramScript.src=”https://platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.js”; instagramScript.async = true; instagramScript.defer = true; headElement.appendChild(instagramScript); – The news In a New York coffee shop, the concept of a blind date has taken an unexpected turn: the meeting is with an AI was originally published in Xataka by Amparo Babiloni .

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