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This tool blocks all AI features and other elements you don’t want from your browser: and it does it without installations

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Installing a browser is very simple, and companies have taken charge to keep it that way. The really complicated thing is to use it without all the extras that we don’t want and that hinder us when browsing the Internet, which is precisely its original purpose. With that seemingly crazy idea of ​​using a browser only for browsing, a developer has launched “Just the Browser”, a tool that allows you to disable artificial intelligence functions, sponsored content, telemetry and other features that many of us hate in the main browsers. I’ll tell you how it works, because you might be interested. Browsers increasingly saturated with functions The creator of this initiative is Corbin Davenport, software developer and technology writer. Davenport starts from a simple premise: modern browsers have moved away from their basic function to become feature-packed platforms that many users consider distractions. And if you don’t want AI in your browser, it’s becoming increasingly difficult, since both Chrome, Edge and even Firefox They point towards a future full of AI generative, whether you like it or not. Luckily we have measures to solve thisand “Just the Browser” is one of them. The key to Just the Browser: enterprise group policies What’s ingenious about Just the Browser is its approach. And instead of creating a fork of another popular browser (as projects like LibreWolf, Waterfox or Pale Moon do), it uses the group policy settings that Google, Mozilla and Microsoft provide for companies and organizations. These corporate policies allow IT departments to block certain functions on work or school computers. Davenport has taken advantage of this functionality to make it available to individual users who want a cleaner browser. The process does not modify executable files or require additional extensions. It simply applies settings that browsers themselves are designed to honor permanently, something that doesn’t always happen with the settings that companies provide to home users. In Xataka Opera Neon promises to be the future of the browser. It is an ambitious vision yet to mature What exactly does it remove? Just the Browser disables several elements of your browser: Most generative AI features, both cloud and on-premises, with the exception of page translation in Firefox. Shopping integrations: price tracking, coupon codes, loan offers. Sponsored or Third Party Content: Suggested articles on new tab pages, suggested promoted sites. Reminders to set the browser as default. Experiences when launching the browser for the first time and automatic data import. Telemetry and data collection (maintaining crash reporting when the browser allows it as a separate option). Autostart functions with the operating system. According to Davenport, these settings are limited in scope because each user has their own definition of what they consider bloatware. The project does not aim for extreme minimalism or install additional privacy extensions. Simple installation using scripts The tool is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. Your official website offers automated installation scripts that work by running a single command in the system terminal. Users can also download the configuration files directly from their GitHub page to apply them manually. Active policies can be checked at any time by accessing ‘about:policies’ in Firefox or ‘chrome://policy’ in Chromium-based browsers. You may see a “Your browser is being managed by your organization” message, a common browser warning when group policies are applied, but nothing to raise suspicions. The project is completely open source and Davenport hopes the community will help keep configurations up to date as browsers evolve. {“videoId”:”x883ph8″,”autoplay”:true,”title”:”From CHROME to VIVALDI: the 7 BEST BROWSERS to CHOOSE”, “tag”:”webedia-prod”, “duration”:”475″} Limitations At the moment, the tool only works on desktop computers. There is no support for mobile devices, although there are already users who have published requests on the GitHub page to add compatibility on Android and iOS systems. Keep in mind that the effectiveness of Just the Browser depends on browsers continuing to respect these group policies. If Google, Mozilla, or Microsoft decide to remove or modify these business controls, the settings may stop working. However, since these policies are designed for corporate clients, they are unlikely to be removed without notice. Cover image | Denny Muller In Xataka |ChatGPT Atlas: what it is, how it works and how to use this internet browser with artificial intelligence (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 This tool blocks all AI features and other elements you don’t want from your browser: and it does it without installations was originally published in Xataka by Antonio Vallejo .

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Raspberry Pi has announced the launch of its new AI HAT+ 2 accessory, a complementary board for the Raspberry Pi 5 which promises to expand its capabilities for uses that involve generative artificial intelligence systems for a modest price. The board incorporates the Hailo-10H neural accelerator and 8 GB of dedicated RAM, features that according to the company will allow large language models (LLMs) to be run directly on the device without the need for an internet connection. Below these lines we tell you all the details. Raspberry AI HAT+ 2, technical sheet Raspberry AI HAT+ 2 processor Hailo-10H AI (40 TOPS inference performance at INT4) memory 8GB RAM workload Computer vision inference and generative AI models Software integration Full integration with Raspberry Pi camera stack Compatibility Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 facility Includes 16 mm stackable header, spacers and screws (optional heatsink) price 130 dollars Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2, 8 GB RAM (add-on board to Raspberry Pi 5) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A plate for local models The AI ​​HAT+ 2 represents a leap compared to its predecessor, launched just over a year ago. While the original AI HAT+ focused exclusively on computer vision tasks, such as object detection, pose estimation or scene segmentation, this new model seeks to cover an increasingly growing interest in run language models locally and without needing to be connected to the internet. According to Raspberry Pi, the board offers 40 TOPS of inference performance (at INT4) thanks to the Hailo-10H chip. The incorporation of 8 GB of LPDDR4X RAM on the board itself is the most notable novelty, as it frees up the Raspberry Pi 5’s processor and RAM for other tasks while the neural accelerator takes care of AI processing. Several language models with between 1 and 1.5 billion parameters will be available at launch, including DeepSeek-R1-Distill, Llama 3.2, and different versions of Qwen. The company assures that they will soon add larger models and that users will be able to adjust these models to specific use cases using techniques such as LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation). Beyond paper Along with the benefits that the complementary board promises, it is good to know that the Hailo 10H chip that it incorporates is limited to a power of 3W, which means that, although it translates into better energy efficiency if we compare it with the chip that includes the Raspberry Pi 5 itself, this power limitation makes it The add-on board offers lower raw performance than the Raspberry Pi 5 itself. Additionally, while the extra 8GB of RAM is tremendously useful, it’s worth noting that the 16GB version of the Raspberry Pi 5 board itself also outperforms the add-on board in this regard. We must keep in mind that many medium-sized and quantized language models usually use more than 10 GB of RAM, so the AI ​​HAT+ 2 would be limited to smaller models. However, this is a very interesting solution to have the Raspberry Pi 5 use the performance of the add-on board to run models while using the resources of the main board for any other task. Who is it intended for? The AI ​​HAT+ 2 maintains the computer vision capabilities of its predecessor and, according to the Raspberry Pi, can simultaneously run vision and language models. The board could find its niche in power-constrained applications that need to combine vision processing and language model inference, such as industrial automation systems or IoT devices. It may also be useful as a development kit for companies planning to integrate the Hailo-10H chip into their own products. For users simply looking to run language models locally on a Raspberry Pi, the most practical option is still to purchase a Raspberry Pi 5 with 16GB of RAM. Price and availability The Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 now It is available for $130.although to buy it in Spain it will depend on the price of the official distributors. Furthermore, in the Hailo GitHub repository and in his Developer Zone You can find examples, tutorials and documentation to get the most out of the board. Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2, 8 GB RAM (add-on board to Raspberry Pi 5) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Images | Raspberry Pi In Xataka | Someone has used a Raspberry Pi worth less than 10 euros for a great project: creating their own original Macintosh

how to remove all AI features easily with RemoveWindowsAI

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Let’s explain to you how to disable native AI features of Windows 11, so you can disable them. These features can be useful if you like to use the artificial intelligencealthough they can also slow down your computer and compromise your privacy. Therefore, a developer has created an open source tool called RemoveWindowsAI. This tool It is a script with which almost all the AI ​​functions that Microsoft has added to Windows will be disabled, and all of this without having to install anything to make it as easy as possible. What functions does this script remove? What RemoveWindowsAI does is remove many AI components and functions in Windows, so you can no longer use them. What it does is the following: Disable Copilot Disable Recall Disable Input Insights and typed data collection Disable Copilot in Edge Disable Image Creator in Paint Remove AI Fabric Service Disable AI Actions Disable AI in Paint Disable Voice Access Disable AI Voice Effects Disable AI in Settings Search RemoveWindowsAI also disables the reinstallation of packages related to AI functions, so that when Windows detects that it does not work it does not activate them again. It does this by tricking Windows and installing a command that tells it that there are new versions of these functions. It also disables other features such as AI rewrite in notepad. Not all functions can be removed with this scriptalthough the creator’s idea is that almost all of them or at least the main ones are no longer present in Windows. How to use RemoveWindowsAI in Windows 11 The first thing you have to do is open Windows PowerShell with administrator permissions. To do this, press the start menu and type PowerShell. When you put the mouse over the tool, in the options that appear click on Run as administrator. Once you have opened PowerShell as an administrator, simply you have to paste this code and press Enter. The code is the following: & ((scriptblock)::Create((irm “https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI/main/RemoveWindowsAi.ps1”))) When you write this code with all the symbols, a window will open where you can go marking all the features that you can disable. When you have all downloaded, click on the button Apply that appears green and that’s it. There is also a script to install classic applications of Paint or notepad without artificial intelligence. For that, you just have to run the code: & ((scriptblock)::Create((irm “https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI/main/RemoveWindowsAi.ps1”))) -nonInteractive -InstallClassicApps photoviewer,mspaint,snippingtool,notepad In Xataka Basics | Windows 10 is dead: what happens if you still have it installed, what dangers there are, and how to update to Windows 11

New KIA EV2, features, price, technical sheet

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Not all electric cars are designed to convince the same type of driver. Some seek to demonstrate how far technology can go; others simply fit into real life. He Kia EV2 It clearly belongs to this second group. A small, electric SUV made in Europe which is presented as the starting point of the brand’s electric range. Its formula is quite specific: make sense for those looking to make the leap to an electric car without spending too much. The EV2 is a vehicle that Kia fits within the B segment, the second most popular in Europe. Its development is based on a specific electrical architecture and a format designed to combine contained dimensions with a five-door configuration and elevated stance. Within the brand’s catalogue, it is positioned as the smallest model in its electric offering, a positioning that conditions both its design, its specifications and its general approach. KIA EV2 technical sheet KIA EV2 standard KIA EV2 long distance Platform E-GMP E-GMP Length (mm) 4,060 4,060 Width (mm) 1,800 1,800 Height (mm) 1,575 1,575 Battle (mm) 2,565 Battery (kWh) 42.2 61.0 Range (km, WLTP) 317 448 DC fast charging (10-80%) 0:29 0:30 AC charging (11 kW / 22 kW) 4:05 / 2:35 5:35 / 3:00 Wheels 205/65 R16 215/50 R18 225/45 R19 (GT-Line) 205/65 R16 215/50 R18 225/45 R19 (GT-Line) Trunk volume (l, VDA) 362 (5 seats) 403 (4 seats with sliding and reclining seats) 362 (5 seats) 403 (4 seats with sliding and reclining seats) Functional equipment Digital Key 2.0, Remote Key Parking System (RSPA Entry), MFR LED headlights, Harman/Kardon Premium Audio System, Vehicle Charging (V2L), Vehicle to Grid Charging (V2G), OTA Remote Updates Digital Key 2.0, Remote Key Parking System (RSPA Entry), MFR LED headlights, Harman/Kardon Premium Audio System, Vehicle Charging (V2L), Vehicle to Grid Charging (V2G), OTA Remote Updates A small electric car, with the ambition of being a daily car In the electrical section, the EV2 is articulated around two very different configurations. The first has a 42.2 kWh battery, while the second increases the capacity to 61.0 kWh. Kia esteem for them ranges of up to 317 and between 440 and 448 kilometers respectively, figures corresponding to the cycle WLTP. We are faced with a double proposal that allows the vehicle to be adjusted to different use profiles, from regular urban trips to a greater margin for longer journeys without frequent recharging. If we focus on the charging system, both versions use a 400 V architecture and support fast charging in direct current, with times that Kia places between 29 and 30 minutes depending on the battery. In alternating current, the EV2 supports powers of 11 kW and 22 kW, a combination that expands the possibilities both in the home environment and in the public network. By dimensions, the EV2 is around four meters in length, a size that is especially common in the European B-SUV segment. This format, of course, is convenient for moving in urban environments. Kia combines compact proportions with design features that reinforce that perception, such as the raised stance and marked wheel arches, without giving up a line designed for everyday use. Beyond the exterior size, the use of interior space is one of its key arguments. With a wheelbase of 2,565 millimeters, the EV2 offers four or five-seat configurations and a sliding and reclining rear seat system that allows you to prioritize legroom or cargo capacity. In its most forward position, the trunk reaches up to 403 liters, to which is added a 15-liter front trunk. In the technological section, Kia equips the EV2 with a digital architecture similar to that of other models, such as the EV3. The ccNC system is articulated around three screens, with 12.3-inch digital instrumentationcentral touch screen of the same size and a specific 5.3-inch module for air conditioning. To adjust the access price, the model can also mount ccNC Lite, a simplified version that maintains the logic of use and basic functions. In both cases, the system allows wireless OTA updates, although Kia points out that ccNC Lite does not support remote OTA map updates and limits some functions. On the other hand, EV2 incorporates a complete range of ADAS systems aimed at both protection and comfort. The list includes level 2 highway driving assistance, advanced collision prevention systems, adaptive cruise control and environmental monitoring solutions. In the field of parking, it can incorporate a 360-degree view camera and remote key parking, transferring common technologies in higher segments to a compact format. Production of the EV2 will follow a staggered schedule. Manufacturing will begin in the Žilina plant, in Slovakiawith the standard autonomy version in February 2026 and will be expanded in June with the variants with higher battery capacity and the GT-Line finish. For now, Kia has not specified an exact date of arrival at dealerships and simply points out that the commercial launch will be confirmed closer to the start of sales. Price and availability of the new KIA EV2 The price is, today, the big piece of information that Kia has not put on the table. The brand has not communicated an official figure, but it has left relevant signals about its positioning. According to Automotive Newsthe CEO of Kia Europe, Marc Hedrichavoided specifying a starting price, although he did not deny that it could be below 30,000 euros. In this scenario, always prior to aid, it would be necessary add the state and regional incentives in force in Spainwhich can significantly reduce the final outlay. All in all, the EV2 is emerging as a particularly attractive option for many buyers looking to make the jump to electric without going to high ranges, although not necessarily for all profiles or budgets. Images | KIA In Xataka | Mazda has left its electric cars in the hands of a Chinese company. Now their Mazda CX-6e breaks everything they defended

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Mazda had no intention of jumping into the electric car. At least, he didn’t until he saw that the electric car worked for him. The performance of Mazda 6e in china made the company change its mind. With development that had largely fallen on Changan, getting on the electric car bandwagon was easier. If it worked, why not try it in Europe? It is still early to know the real performance of the model but one thing is certain: We already have the Mazda CX-6e with us. The company has presented the electric SUV that will accompany the sedan. Same spirit as its brother but now in SUV format. Mazda CX-6e technical data sheet Mazda CX-6e Body type Five-seater saloon Measurements and weight 4,850 meters long, 1,935 meters wide and 1,620 meters high. Wheelbase of 2,902 meters. Weight to be confirmed Trunk 468 liters. Maximum power 190 kW (258 HP) and 290 Nm. WLTP consumption 18.9 kWh/100 km DGT environmental distinctive Zero emissions. Driving aids (ADAS) Mandatory by the European Union. Others 26 inch screen Head-Up Display. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. Electric hybrid. No. Plug-in hybrid. No. Electric Yeah. 78 kWh LFP battery (484 kilometers of autonomy) with 190 kW (258 HP) motor. Price and release Available summer 2026. Price to be confirmed. Why does an electric car have less autonomy than advertised? A 26-inch screen that sums it all up The electric car has become a headache for low-volume companies. Those with the muscle of the Volkswagen group have in their hands the ability to make investments profitable with a multitude of brands but companies like Mazda, with much more discreet sales, They need their shots to be as accurate as possible.. That is why their room for maneuver is narrower and they share developments where it is more difficult to make a car profitable. It is no coincidence that the Mazda 2, a small vehicle with a tighter profit margin, is a Toyota Yaris. And it is also normal that without a clear and decisive embrace from the public for the electric car, the company would resist to launch a new model on the market. However, its association with Changan in China has given it a wild card, an extra ball to test to what extent the public is interested in a Mazda electric car with a minimal investment. In the Asian country, the Mazda 6e was well received and that is why the company has tested it in Europe where it has obtained very good reviews but whose sales performance remains to be seen. The good thing for Mazda is that the risk is minimal. The burden of developing the car has fallen on Changan, who have also released an SUV version of the model in China. Mazda, for its part, has put its design and hallmarks. In fact, he assures that the cars that arrive in Europe are tuned by his engineers. And all that is what we find in the Mazda CX-6e, present at the Brussels Motor Show. On the outside, the Mazda CX-6e is everything we could waitr of a car from the Japanese company. Soft and rounded shapes with sharp headlights and a front lighting grill as we already saw in the sedan. But inside it maintains all the Chinese flavor of its Asian brother. And Mazda breaks with all the patterns that we had seen in the brand with a gigantic 26-inch screen and 5k resolution. Until very recently the company had defended small screens, away from the driver and even without touch functions when driving. Now it comes with a car without an instrument panel that focuses all the information on a panel that goes from driver to co-driver. Mazda says its 26-inch screen does not distract from driving The company ensures that the information can be divided into two clearly differentiated sections for the driver and the passenger, it has voice recognition in nine languages ​​and a Head-Up Display that reproduces the navigation instructions so it offers “complete information without distracting the driver”, in the company’s words. It also has gesture control to navigate through sound functions and skip the use of buttons. Digital buttons, of course, because physicists are conspicuous by their absence. The infotainment panel is compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and keeps the climate controls close at hand on a lower bar. On the gigantic screen you can control all driving assistance functions such as emergency braking systems, lane departure prevention systems or adaptive cruise control. The interior will have synthetic leather upholstery that will be available in three colors (beige, black and an amethyst and white combination, depending on the finish chosen). In addition, it is expected that, as with the sedan, it will have great interior habitability. The trunk is 468 liters. Regarding the battery, The Mazda 6e arrived with two battery capacities. On this occasion, Mazda will only offer one with the Mazda CX-6e in a combination that, if the sedan’s consumption is maintained, can give very good results. Thus, the car arrives equipped with 78 kWh LFP battery and a 190 kW (258 HP) engine that promises 484 km of autonomy according to the WLTP cycle. In the saloon, charging power was one of the car’s weaknesses. In the SUV, it comes with a good 195 kW of peak power when recharging, promising to go from 10% to 80% in 24 minutes. In this way, it is expected that with a recharge of just over 20 minutes the car will have between 300 and 350 real kilometers available before the next stop. Photos | Mazda In Xataka | I bought this car for a simple reason: I’m tired of giant screens

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Let’s face it: there are people who don’t like driving. Yes, there are people who are not at all inspired by seeing an advertisement of a person sticking his arm out the window. There are those who don’t care about the power of a car if it has enough to overtake reliably. There are those who don’t mind investing in four wheels if it will allow them to save much more money on a daily basis. There are those who do not value either a gear change or the sound of an engine. Yes, there are people for whom the car is an object of mobility. They conceive it as an object with four wheels, seats and a steering wheel that must take them to their destination in the best possible way in relation to the money spent. And in that area, it is very difficult to compete with the cheapest option of the Tesla Model Y. Yes, the Tesla electric SUV is the perfect option for those who only aspire to get into a car, spend little money on a daily basis and reach their destination without problems. For that audience, Elon Musk’s people have the (almost) perfect car. Why does an electric car have less autonomy than advertised? Tesla Model Y Standard technical sheet TESLA MODEL AND STANDARD Measurements and weight 4,790 mm long, 1,920 mm wide and 1,624 mm high. 2,890 mm wheelbase. 1,981 kg. Trunk 822 liters to the trunk roof (Tesla does not specify if it includes the double bottom of the rear trunk). 122 liters in the front trunk. bodywork five-seater SUV Maximum power 299 HP Maximum speed Maximum speed of 201 km/h Acceleration (0 to 100 km/h) 7.2s WLTP range 534km WLTP consumption 13.1 kWh/100 km DGT environmental badge Zero emissions. DRIVING AIDS Autopilot system with adaptive cruise control with Stop&Go function, lane keeping, blind spot sensor, emergency braking, front and rear cross traffic control. 360º camera and autonomous parking. Operating system Tesla Software not compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. MULTIMEDIA SCREEN 16-inch central screen. OTHERS Wireless charging for mobile phone, two USB-C sockets. Specifically developed Spotify, Disney+, Steam, Youtube, Netflix applications. PRICE From 39,990 euros With just a little bit you convince many Tesla has been trying to make its offer cheaper for a long time. It is a red button that has been pressed on numerous occasions to reduce the price of its models. But it seems we have reached a limit. For years there has been talk about Tesla Model 2 and the Tesla Model Q (the latter with different names). Brothers of the Model 3 and Model Y current to propose to the client, especially the Europeanmore attractive versions in price and size. Cheaper versions of the sedan and SUV to play in the European market where the bulk of sales are made. The company, however, doesn’t seem to get the numbers and The Standard versions seem to confirm it. In both cars it has been cut there and here to put a car on the road at a slightly lower price and raise the price of what until a few months ago was the entry to the range, obtaining better economic performance at the cost of earning a few thousand euros more for those who are not satisfied with the basics. What do we lose with the Standard version? Very little in practical terms. The car does not mount the sunroof (in plain sight because for production reasons it is kept dark on the outside but covered by fabric on the inside), hubcaps are added to the wheels, the bumpers are less voluminous and the front and rear lights do not have the full beam of light representative of the latest Tesla renovations. Inside, the ambient light is lost, the screen for the rear passengers and the seats are cloth. The car is therefore less attractive to look at but for 39,990 euros It remains one of the best options among electric cars and a very solvent alternative, even if we expand the focus to cars with combustion engines. It must be taken into account that this price does not include possible aid (which until December 2025 they could reach 7,000 euros discount but that, when we write these lines in January 2026, We still don’t know if they will be extended in the same quantities or how they will be delivered). And the Tesla Model Y Standard is less visually attractive but it dispenses with details that a customer may consider minor. Especially if that client uses the car as a taxi or for a VTC. In that case, the Tesla Model Y Standard multiplies integers. The car designed by Elon Musk maintains key comfort elements such as air conditioning in the front seats or on the steering wheel. There is also no cut in the software for its infotainment system and the customer can contract he Full Self Driving (FSD)the most advanced driving assistance package and therefore with level 2+ driver assistance such as adaptive cruise control with lane change assistance, optional summon vehicle before getting into it, automatic parking or remote control of functions such as air conditioning or entry and starting with the mobile phone. The Tesla Model Y is, therefore, a frictionless car that tries to make your trips as simple as possible. It is a car without edges, a car where you sit down to drive, reach your destination and leave without looking back. There is no start button because the car starts by pressing the brake pedal, the direction is marked on the screen (forward or reverse) and the car turns off only when we have reached the destination. Because it demands you, it doesn’t even require you to put the car in P in Parking.. When the driver parks, he applies the handbrake directly if we remove the seat belt. We get out of the car and with the phone as a key, the car locks itself. … Read more

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When just a few months ago we tried the Eufy Omni E28 We were left with our mouths open. Not so much because of its excellence but because of Anker’s daring when designing a transformer robot vacuum cleaner that is as imperfect as it is recommendable. Well, at this CES 2026 the Chinese firm returns to its old ways with the Eufi Omni S2, a less versatile robot but which seriously presents its candidacy for best robot vacuum cleaner of the year judging by its technical sheet. Rug Master. Because for vacuuming, this robot vacuum cleaner has the DuoSpiral rubber and bristle roller, which is essentially a brush divided into two, the CornerRover side brush that has a small arm to better reach the corners and impressive suction capacity figures: 30,000 Pascals or up to 100 AW. And the brush configuration is identical to that of the Omni E28, but it is 50% more powerful. The combination looks good overall, but Anker has put its efforts into carpet cleaning, considerably improving what it offered. Thus, it is capable of climbing textiles up to five centimeters high and once up, suck up visible and embedded dirt. And be careful, because on paper it has everything it needs to swallow everything that comes its way, the brand promises that the filter will last in good condition and without clogging for 90 days. A robot vacuum cleaner that can handle thin and thick carpets. Image: Eufy Say goodbye to mops and hello to rollers. But what a roller. For some time now, many manufacturers have left behind the radial sander-type rotary mops in favor of rollers, something that is not new in the Eufy. In fact, as in the Omni E28, it has a fairly long roller (29 centimeters) to scrub by applying a force against the floor of 15 N (something like 1.5 kg) and leaving its axis a little to better reach the corners. One of the problems with mopping with a vacuum cleaner is that you can clean the floor and remove stains, but the mop gets dirty and as you go, it is no longer very hygienic. This Eufy solves this with continuous self-cleaning (360 times per minute, that’s nothing), ensuring that it offers a sterilization rate of 99.99%. Image: Eufy A 12 in 1 foundation. That it has a self-cleaning base is no longer a surprise, what happens is that this is a 12-in-1 base: from emptying the solids tank to supplying soap for scrubbing to drying the mop in a long list of operations to reduce maintenance to the essential minimum. A basis to reduce maintenance to a minimum. Image: Eufy An all-terrain robot. For navigation, the Eufi Omni S2 combines a system with an RGB camera, ToF 3D and algorithms for object recognition that claim to identify 200 types of elements and 40 types of dirt. We have already seen that it can climb carpets of up to five centimeters, but also overcome unevenness of up to 3.5 centimeters. For connectivity, there will be no need to worry if we have a smart home with Alexa or with SmartThings from Samsung, since it is compatible with the Matter protocol. Price and availability. The Eufi Omni S2 will be officially launched on June 20 through the official website and Amazon at a price of $1,599, although pre-sale will begin on June 6 with a promotional discount of $200. We will update with Spain prices as soon as we have more information. Images | Anker In Xataka | Best robot vacuum cleaners in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and five recommended models

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In the world of photographic smartphones there is a model every year that we wait with great expectation. That model just arrived: the Xiaomi 17 Ultra has been presented in China, and once again we are faced with a true photographic beast. The manufacturer has once again given a twist to this flagship, and there are new features such as the 200 MP telephoto sensor, the 6,800 mAh battery and, attention, a unique mechanical zoom ring in the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica edition. Xiaomi 17 Ultra technical sheet Xiaomi 17 Ultra Dimensions and weight 162.9 x 77.6 x 8.29mm 223.4g Screen 6.9″ Variable refresh rate from 1 to 120 Hz Resolution 2608 × 1200 pixels 420 dpi 3,500 nits peak brightness Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Adreno 840 GPU Memory 12/16GB LPDDR5X Storage 512GB / 1TB UFS 4.1 battery 6,800 mAh 90W fast charging Wireless charging 80W 22.5W reverse wired charging 20W reverse wireless charging rear cameras 50 MP main, f/1.63, Light Fusion 1050Ls, OIS, LOFIC ultra-dynamic range tech Ultra wide angle 50 MP, f/2.2, 115º Telephoto lens 200 MP 75 mm – 400 mm, f/2.6 3D ToF sensor front camera 50MP f/2.0 operating system Xiaomi HyperOS 3 based on Android 16 Sound Dual Dolby Atmos speakers Connectivity Dual nano SIM 5G SA/NSA Wi-Fi 7 Dual band GPS L1+L5 Bluetooth 5.4 NFC USB-C 3.2 OTHERS IP69 price From 6,999 yuan (approx. 850 euros) Armed to the teeth It is interesting to start by remembering that with this model Xiaomi has skipped a version number: We expected the Xiaomi 16 Ultra, but Xiaomi has dispensed with the number 16 to maintain its generational parity and above all to compete with the iPhone 17 and not seem like they are a year behind. Beyond that curiosity, the new Xiaomi 17 Ultra is different from the beginning because it grows on the screen. We now have a diagonal of 6.9 inches compared to the 6.73″ of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra. We are looking at an LTPO AMOLED panel with up to 120 Hz screen refresh rate, in addition to a resolution of 2,608 x 1,200 pixels and up to 3,500 nits of brightness. On that front we find the front camera, which controls a 50 Mpixel sensor. The ultrasonic fingerprint sensor is under the screen, and the bezels are symmetrical and really thin, allowing the screen ratio to be enormous. The internal specifications of the Xiaomi 17 Ultra are led by its SoC, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. It is accompanied by 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1 TB of storage with UFS 4.1 format. The operating system is HyperOS 3.0, based on Android 16. One of the most striking sections of this new version is its battery, which now reaches 6,800 mAh (5,410 mAh on the 15 Ultra). The jump is striking, although it remains to be seen if that same capacity will end up reaching international markets. The phone supports 90W fast charging (wired) and 50W wireless charging, as well as reverse charging up to 22.5W. There are other interesting details such as its infrared sensor, dual SIM support, Hi-Res audio with stereo speakers, an array of four microphones, and IP69 resistance rating. Connectivity is more than served with Wi-Fi 7 support, Bluetooth 6.0, NFC and even satellite communication, another option that we will see reach other countries. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is available in black, purple, green and white. By its cameras (and its mechanical ring) you will know it The Xiaomi 17 Ultra arrives with a triple camera configuration in which we first have a 50-megapixel, one-inch Light Fusion 1050L main sensor. This sensor also has technology LOFIC, which comes to revolutionize the dynamic range. He is accompanied by a Samsung HPE 1/1.4″ 200MP telephoto sensor which stands out for its continuous optical zoom. The third sensor is the 50 MP ultra wide angle sensor with autofocus. What is especially notable is the Leica edition of the mobile, which shares all the specifications of the “standard” model but adds some special elements. Above all, one: in the Xiaomi 17 Ultra we have a mechanical zoom ring which will allow us to control this section by turning that ring to one side or the other. It is a striking way to offer that continuous zoom option, but with it we can also adjust other aspects such as exposure or white balance. That special model also has a special Leica Moment with a 3:2 aspect ratio. There is also a special security and encryption chip and dual satellite communication. The design of the rear case is also slightly different and adopts a subtle dual tone in the models available in black and white. Price and versions of the Xiaomi 17 Ultra The new Xiaomi 17 Ultra has been presented in China and will go on sale there from December 27. The prices are as follows: Xiaomi 17 Ultra (12GB/512GB): 6,999 yuan (about 850 euros) Xiaomi 17 Ultra (16GB / 512GB): 7,499 yuan (about 910 euros) Xiaomi 17 Ultra (16GB / 1TB): 8,499 yuan (about 1,030 euros) Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition (16 GB / 512 GB): 7,999 yuan (about 970 euros) Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition (16 GB / 1 TB): 8,999 yuan (about 1,090 euros) More information | Xiaomi

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The role of ink printers in homes and small offices has been quite reinvented in recent years. Connectivity, configuration guidance and integration with smartphones have been incorporated into even the most basic models. But the great push has been given by the use of the ink tanks. The Epson EcoTank ET-2956 It is the most interesting model for the domestic environment from the Japanese manufacturer and offers the consumer everything they can expect from a general purpose model in these times: connectivity, ease of use, speed and most importantly in a home today, ink durability and printing cost. Technical sheet of the Epson EcoTank ET-2956 Epson EcoTank ET-2956 functions Print, copy and scan print speed B&W 30 ppm / Color 20 ppm print resolution 4,800 x 1,200 dpi double sided printing Automatic Connectivity USB 2.0 and Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi Direct) input capacity Up to 100 sheets compatibility Windows, Mac, iOS, Android weight 5kg scanner 1,200 dpi x 2,400 dpi Without automatic feeder price 369 euros EcoTank ET-2956 white A4 multifunction printer with ink tank, Wi-Fi connection, scanning, copying, duplex printing and ink included for up to 3 years The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Manual mid-range multifunction Although we have just mentioned the improvements that home inkjet printers have been incorporating over the years so as not to be completely forgotten by the user, we must begin by talking about the aspect that can most disappoint anyone who approaches these printer models after a few years: the design. The Epson EcoTank ET-2956 The design that we have known for multifunction printers for years does not hardly change. It is true that it introduces updated elements that are necessary at this point, such as touch controls, but apparently we are looking at a rectangular model that aims to be compact when we are not using it, and somewhat more voluminous when we deploy the paper tray or the control and screen wing. The weight of the equipment is 5 kg, very manageable to move around the house. The Epson EcoTank ET-2956 is nothing innovative in design. It focuses on being compact when not in use and very simple and quick to start up. The simplicity of the design facilitates something that is not trivial: a very quick start-up. Simply use the app (preferable to the printer’s built-in screen) and follow the instructions. They are not complicated at all and are summarized in removing the protections and blocking of moving parts, emptying the ink bottles and initializing the system. Step-by-step setup for “dummies” The great point in favor of ink bottle technology is not only how economical it is (we will talk about them later) but that the implementation and Filling of the tanks is done safely and completely cleanly.. It’s not even easy to get dirty. The bottles have a secure closure and the filling system is very well thought out. The connectivity of the Epson EcoTank ET-2956 is the usual one at this point: the USB that cannot be missing for emergencies or local start-up and Wi-Fi 5 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac). It supports Wi-Fi Direct, Apple AirPrint, and Epson cloud services. The screen is not touch screen and if we have the phone nearby we will almost never use it. To control the printer, in addition to the application, we can use the 3.7 cm diagonal color screen. It is not touch-sensitive (thank goodness because with that size it would be complicated to handle) so you have to resort to touch controls. The physical control of the printer is practically a curiosity and we will use it basically when we do not have a smartphone with the Epson application to manage it. Ink tanks are always a success at home Once the printer is up and running, it is time to take advantage of its connectivity and printing capacity. As we have mentioned, the printer Comes with 1 complete set of ink (one 127ml black bottle and three 70ml cyan, magenta and yellow bottles). That is exactly the nominal capacity of the ink tanks, whose access is direct and have direct view of remaining ink in each of them. The nominal capacity offers a theoretical yield of 6,600 pages for black ink and 5,500 pages for color prints. The spare parts are also very economical for what is usually the inkjet printer consumable: about 16 euros for the black replacement and the color ones at about 10 euros. The ink tanks, which cost us around 40 euros to refill, offer more than three years of printing at a rate of 5-6 pages per day The Epson EcoTank ET-2956 offers borderless printing with a resolution of up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi with a minimum droplet size of 3.3 picoliters and the use of 400 black nozzles and 128 nozzles per color. Offers automatic double-sided printing and work margins for maximum A4 size and minimum photo size of 10×15 or 13×18 cm. It is always useful to have a direct view of the remaining ink by color The capacity of the output tray is 30 sheets and the input tray is 100, with grammage between 64 and 300 gr/m2perfect figures for a home environment even printing on photographic paper. The print quality meets expectations, especially in basic documents, whether in black and white or color, always speaking of the domestic environment. The maintenance cartridge for ink for head cleaning is very accessible With photography we can get by if we choose the right photographic paper but it is not a specialized printer. The strong point is decidedly the printing cost per page. It does offer good print speed data, with 30 pages per minute in monochrome mode and 20 pages per minute in color. Being a multifunction model we cannot fail to mention the scanner mode. It is not automatic and therefore we do not have a feeding tray and it is not the model to choose if your priority is scanning numerous documents. The scanner gets us out … Read more

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The Thermomix is ​​the PlayStation of the kitchen; Every time a new model comes out it is quite an event. The Thermomix TM6 It came out in 2019 and it was already due to be renewed, what I didn’t expect was that it had been renewed so much. I’ve been testing the new one for a month Thermomix TM7 and this is what it seemed to me. Technical characteristics of Thermomix TM7 Thermomix tm7 DIMENSIONS 33.6 x 25.3 x 40.5cm WEIGHT 8.6kg SCREEN 10 inch touch COOKING MODES Without lid, Brown, Steam, Knead, Blend, Egg cooking, Kettle, Thicken, Rice cooking, Slow cooking, Vacuum, Fermentation, Heat, Turbo, Pre-wash, Peel, Grate, Laminate, Spiral cutter, Thermomix Sensor and Sugar Points ABILITY 2.2 liters in the glass 6.8 liters in total (including Varoma) ACCESSORIES INCLUDED TM7 Central Module, stainless steel glass with thermal insulation, basket, Varoma, butterfly, spatula, blades and three free months of subscription to the Cookidoo platform. PRICE 1,549 euros The price could vary. We earn commission from these links The Thermomix that doesn’t look like a Thermomix First of all, I want to say that I have had a Thermomix TM31 for… I don’t know how many years. I had seen pictures of the new model, but even when I took it out of the box I was surprised by how different it was. Vorwerk completely breaks with the classic design of your food processor, which now has a flat base with a huge touch screen. The glass maintains the shape we knew, but it is no longer made of metal. Well, yes it is, but it is covered by a plastic casing and we don’t see it. The black color further distances the style of the previous models and gives it a more elegant appearance, as if it wanted to be a decorative object in the kitchen as well as a functional one. Inside, the glass has hardly changed, but on the outside it looks different. The glass is one of the novelties that I liked the most. The coating is great because we can manipulate it without fear of burning ourselves. The way to disassemble it to scrub it is also very convenient: you just have to move a small lever and we release both the glass and the blades. The glass is covered by another plastic glass. It is one of the most notable changes and is very useful because it makes it almost impossible to burn ourselves. The fact that the base is completely flat is also very useful when cleaning it because it does not have any nooks and crannies. The only drawback I can find is that it is too big. Visually it doesn’t seem like it because we no longer have that base that “embraces” the glass and everything is clearer, but takes up a lot of space on the bench. Of course the accessories have also been redesigned: spatula, Varoma and basket. The spatula is what has changed the most and now has an elongated design that is much more comfortable when it comes to “scraping” the glass, for example if we are making a cream. Screen: yes It is not the first Thermomix to have a screen. The Thermomix TM5 had a 3.5-inch screen and the TM6 doubled its size to 6.8 inches. With the TM7, Vorwerk seems to have said “hold my hat” and fitted a 10-inch panel. To put it in perspective, the Basic iPad It has an 11-inch screen. Personally, I think there was no need for such a large screen. For what we are going to use it for, the 7 inches of the previous model was already more than enough. It is not a screen designed to view content, but still It is very sharp and bright. Of course it is tactile and I have had no problems handling it while cooking; Even with slightly dirty or wet fingers it responds well to touches. Interface and user experience The design changes are notable, but the functionalities remain very similar and the cooking experience is not far from what I already knew from my old TM31. The part that changes the most is that there is not a single physical dial and everything is done through the screen. At first it seemed a little strange to me, but once I mastered the menus I had no problem. The recipes are very well explained and you can follow them step by step. From the machine itself we can browse Cookidoo, Vorwerk’s recipe platform that has 100,000 recipes of all kinds. It requires login and, if you want access to all the content, you have to check out. Vorwerk gives a month’s trial, but after that they are 60 euros a year. What can I say that in a machine that costs more than 1,500 euros they could include the subscription. In a machine that costs more than 1,500 euros they could have included the Cookidoo subscription, but no. Navigating through the recipes is quite simple. We can search for dishes directly by typing the name, but we can also explore categories and special collections with seasonal recipes and for events such as Christmas. We can also plan what we want to cook each day and make our own lists of favorites. The interface is very intuitive and Cooking is as simple as following the steps. Not only does it tell you the ingredients to put in, it allows us to weigh them, and programs the time and temperature so that we only have to press ‘play’. This whenever we want to follow a recipe from Cookidoo, but we also have others manual modes available as grinding, boiling, heating, steaming and also manual control mode to be able to cook on your own. The experience here is the same as with my old TM31, only instead of dials, I have to choose the speed, time and temperature from the screen. Washing mode before and after One of the modes … Read more

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