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names, bank details and more, compromised

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Basic-Fit is one of those names that are repeated over and over again when we visit different European cities. Their gyms are everywhere and their backpacks have become almost a recognizable element in the urban landscape. Precisely for this reason, what has just come to light is not a minor incident: the largest gym chain in Europe has suffered a security breach which has exposed information of around a million clients. The question is inevitable: what exactly happened? According to a statement sent to Xatakathe attackers managed to breach the system responsible for recording members’ visits to the gyms. We are not facing just any system, but rather one of the pieces that are part of the daily lives of millions of users. The company maintains that the intrusion was detected automatically by its monitoring systems and that it was blocked within a few minutes. The geographical scope of the incident is clear: six of the 12 countries where the company operates have been affected by the intrusion. We are talking about Spain, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands. In the case of the latter, the number of affected is around 200,000 customers, and there are no details on the rest of the territories. If you’re wondering why only half of the countries have been affected, Reuters has the answer: the rest operate under a franchise model with different computer systems. It is a key point to understand why the scope could be more limited than it initially appears, although it is still significant. The company has launched an investigation with external cybersecurity experts. Thanks to this, we are beginning to outline what type of information may have been compromised. According to the statement, the exposed data includes: Membership Information Name and address Email address Phone number Birthdate Bank details (partial leak; only some users’ IBANs were exposed) Basic-Fit insists that no identification numbers or passwords have been leaked, nor has it detected that the data is circulating publicly. When he talks about the latter, everything indicates that he is referring to environments such as dark webwhere this type of information usually ends up for sale and where personal data becomes a more commoditys. Just because there is no trace now does not necessarily mean that it cannot appear later. The risk, in any case, is real. With access to this type of data, a malicious actor can launch phishing much more credible or even more precisely targeted attacks. Therefore, beyond the specific scope of the breach, the recommendation is clear: it is advisable to exercise extreme caution with any email or communication we receive in the coming days, and always verify that they come from legitimate sources. Basic-Fit, being a listed company and operating under European rules, has notified the data protection authorities about the incident. At the same time, is notifying customers who have been affected. Images | Basic-Fit | freepik In Xataka | How often should we change ALL our passwords according to three cybersecurity experts

who are the names that move the country’s economy

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The size of a company is, ultimately, a matter of perspective. For example, Inditex worth more in the stock market than any other Spanish company, but Repsol far surpasses it if what we look at is its income. On the other hand, Mercadona, without being listed in any index, employs more people in Spain than any large multinational based in the country. They are three different data that return three business maps that barely overlap, but together they form the business reality of Spain and about how the Spanish economy is built, revealing which sectors generate wealth for investorswhich ones move the most money and which are those companies that really move the employment needle in our country. The Top 10 companies of the IBEX35 The most common when we talk about large companies is to go to the IBEX35, the Spanish stock ranking which does not measure how much a company invoices or how many people it employs, but rather how much investors trust in your future. With that criterion, Inditex leads the list with a wide difference. At the end of March 2026, after publishing its annual resultsits stock market value was around 163,500 million euros, although in December 2025 it reached 175,155 million, its historical maximum. At that time, investment bank Jefferies revised upwards its target price for the share, which would imply a value greater than 200,000 million euros. Inditex’s capitalization advantage over the rest of the companies does not come from your sales volumebut of what the company founded by Amancio Ortega win with every euro you sell. In its fiscal year of 2025, the textile company obtained a record net profit of 6,220 million, 6% more than the previous year. This explains why large banks, such as Santander, BBVA or CaixaBank and energy companies such as Iberdrola or Endesa, with larger business figures, are left behind on the stock market. In 2025, by first time in historyfive Spanish companies exceeded 100,000 million euros on the stock market at the same time. Despite this, the index continues to be dominated by banks and electricity companies. However, sectors with a very important presence in the daily lives of Spaniards (such as the food industry, hospitality, automotive) barely have a presence in this index. Largest companies in Spain by turnover When the criterion is not investor confidence, but the total income that a company generates, the map turns upside down. The oil, gas and electricity companies They occupy the first positions because they buy and sell enormous quantities of raw materials, although what they keep as profit is a relatively small part of that figure. In this case, Repsol is the clearest example. In 2025, the fall in the price of oil, with a barrel of Brent falling 14.5% to $69.1 on average, took its toll. His operating result It fell 12.2%, to 5,312 million euros, although the final net profit rose 8.1%, to 1,899 million. That is, billing is not the same as entering. The big surprise from the list of companies with the highest turnover in Spain It’s Mercadona. Without being listed on the stock market and with hardly any presence in the financial debate, the Valencian chain founded by Juan Roig closed 2025 with 41,858 million euros in sales (8% more) and a net profit of 1,729 million (25% more). These figures have left Mercadona with 28.5% of market share in food in Spain, six tenths above 2024. Juan Roig qualified the “historical” exercise. Inditex, on the other hand, despite being the most powerful company in market capitalization, remains in a middle position in the income ranking. Largest companies in Spain by number of employees There is a tendency to think that a large company also needs a large workforce, something that large technology companies also insist on denying month and month with their large rounds of layoffs. In fact, the proof of nine for this theory is that the list of largest companies in Spain for the employment they generate subverts the order again. The company that hires the most people in Spain is neither the largest on the stock market nor the one with the most turnover: it is Santander Bank and all the personnel it employs in the operations management area. More than 198,400 employees, despite the cuts to your workforce of branches. Mercadona closed 2025 with 110,000 workers between Spain and Portugal and that year raised salaries of its entire workforce 8.5%. The most striking contrast in the ranking is the one between the extremes with Repsol, which heads the billing list, is located at the bottom of the employment list since its workforce is around 25,000 people thanks to the high level of automation of its activity. Inditex or ACS need staff five or six times larger than Repsol to function due to the nature of their activity. The difference between selling clothes or build roads and extract oil or distribute electricity, explains why the impact on employment of these companies has nothing to do with their weight on the stock market or income. The largest companies in Spain by autonomous community Reading the business map of Spain by autonomous community reveals something that economic or national lists tend to hide: the country’s economy is more decentralized than it seems, and many of the companies that lead the economy or employment in their region are not even listed on the stock market or are those that obtain the most profits. Autonomous Community Company Sector Billing approx. 2025 Madrid Repsol Energy and oil €76.3 billion the Basque Country Iberdrola Electrical energy €45,546 M Com. Valencian Mercadona Food distribution €41,858 M Galicia Inditex Textile retail €39,864 M Cantabria Santander Bank Banking €135,000 M Catalonia seat Automotive €12,000 M Aragon Stellantis Spain Automotive €4,159 M Navarre Volkswagen Navarra Automotive €12,000 M Castile and León Renault Spain Automotive €10,000 M Andalusia Airbus Spain Aeronautics and defense €73,420 M Asturias ArcelorMittal Spain Iron and steel industry €3,749 M Murcia The Well Feeding €2,000 … Read more

He is selling you the same pick-up with three names and three different prices

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Chengdu is a city located in central China. It is not in the usual spotlight as Beijing, Shanghai or Chongqing usually claim, but we are talking about the capital of Sichuan, a value rewarded with its almost 21 million inhabitants accounted for in the metropolitan area. They count in Reuters that just a walk through the outskirts of the city offers an illuminating image of the state of the Chinese automobile market. In a wheel that spins at a devilish pace, the Chinese automotive industry is a hamster that runs at frenetic speed to reach a horizon that resists it, always just as close. Always the same distance. They explain in the news agency that dealerships on the outskirts of the city exhibit Audi cars with discounts of between 50 and 60%. Prices that can only be understood when you know that the company that makes them available to the public buys them wholesale, in enormous volumes, and then resells them at a much lower price than the official starting price. And, despite this, he takes advantage of them. It is one of the images that an automobile industry leaves us with a clear overproduction of models. The circadian rhythms of the Chinese automobile industry have long been raising some signs of concern about its health. The launch of new models and technologies in a brand like BYD and its continuous price reductions they make their own cars obsolete released just one or two years ago. The discontinuity of the Xiaomi SU7 before completing two years of his first deliveries is a good example of this. With this context, manufacturers have launched to sell cars outside their borders. In fact, the State itself has had to get firm with registrations outside of China to prevent these sales from giving a bad image of what is manufactured in the country. But these exports also have to fight with manufacturers that have been selling their cars outside their borders for years. And to guarantee sales, China has found a very simple solution in countries like Mexico: sell the same product repeatedly at different prices. Same car, different prices The story is brought to us by our colleagues Motorpasión Mexico but the melody is familiar to us. They explain that Changan has put the Changan Huntera pick-up that is already an old acquaintance on the market. And that same vehicle had already been sold in the country under the same name almost six years ago. That was the first step to finding the same bodywork with different names repeatedly. Taking advantage of its joint venture with PSA (before the French company became part of Stellantis), Mexico received the Peugeot Landtrek, which was also sold in other parts of the world but which, in reality, was a car that had hardly received any changes. The product allowed Peugeot to try to enter a new market, that of work vehicles, but it had little impact. The alternative would arrive with Stellantis leading the project. Thus, they took this same car, planted the RAM seal, a brand that is associated with the pick-up world, and re-launched the same car with another name and a more attractive price. The car was sold as the RAM 1200, with a cosmetic facelift but the same product under the body. And that same car is the one Now Changan puts it back on the market under the name Hunter. Second time it has done so and fourth time that the model arrives at Mexican dealerships, on the first and last occasion under the name Changan and, later, with Peugeot and RAM on the front. The strategy has allowed these companies to sell a car over six years with prices ranging from just over 300,000 Mexican pesos (just under 15,000 euros) to more than double that. The car, however, has always been essentially the same. In this case, we are not talking exactly about what automotive groups like Stellantis itself or Volkswagen do by putting a car on the street with the same platform and sharing elements. In this case, the volume of launches always propose a new car that is increasing in the market, here we are talking about reusing exactly the same car. In Spain we have the case of Santana. The brand will sell a product that is actually Chinese and originates in Dongfeng. This time it is not that it brings a car brought from China and it adapts to the European market, as the Chery Group is doing with Omoda and Jaecoo, renewing some components of cars they sell in Latin America to raise the perception of quality. The same thing that is happening with Ebro. The case of the Dongfeng pick-up is different because its latest evolution is almost minimal compared to the latest Nissan Navara, a vehicle that was developed on a base… born in 2005. Yes, after 20 years we will see a car with a Spanish emblem which has its embryo and sustenance in a product conceived more than two decades ago despite having been aesthetically renewed. These types of movements are simpler the simpler the product is, too. That is why it is no coincidence that this same thing is happening in the motorcycle market. They explain in Motorpassion Motorcycle that the same case of Santana and the same case of Mexico and its pick-ups is what they are encountering with the Jedi K750 Pro. “Italian design, Chinese manufacturing and various logos: the K750 changes its name depending on the country, but not the motorcycle,” they summarize in the middle. And given the market situation, with China involved in overproduction that seems increasingly problematic, it would not be surprising if this way of acting is repeated. China has a good arsenal of models to export and there are many markets eager to receive cars at a more affordable price than what we are used to. Spain is a good example that, for China, there is life beyond its borders. And … Read more

A Harry Potter fan fiction was so successful that it changed the names of its protagonists. And thanks to this he earned 3 million dollars

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A Harry Potter fanfic has just become one of the most successful publishing releases of the year. ‘Alchemised‘, SenLinYu’s debut novel, sold 300,000 copies during its first week in bookstores and reached number one on The New York Times bestseller list. But the real impact came days before its publication, when Legendary Entertainment paid more than $3 million for the film rights, setting a record for a debut novel. How it was done. The story behind the book is as notable as its figures: ‘Alchemised’ was originally titled ‘Manacled’, and was a fanfiction that mixed the universe of harry potter with ‘The Handmaid’s Tale‘ by Margaret Atwood, focusing on the relationship between Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy. Over 18 months, SenLinYu transformed his viral story (which racked up millions of reads on the fanfictions Archive of Our Own) in a completely original work, eliminating all traces of intellectual property of JK Rowling and Atwood of the text, but trying to preserve the core of the narrative. The result: Favorite Debut Novel of 2025 at the Goodreads Choice Awards. What is it about? Alchemised follows Helena Marino, an alchemist and healer who awakens after 14 months as a prisoner of war of the necromancers, the victorious side in a devastating civil war. Helena discovers that her mind has been magically altered, erasing crucial memories from a part of her life she doesn’t even remember owning. The book has a violent and dark approach, and that is why SenLinYu rejects the “romance” label despite the love component: “I didn’t write this book with the idea that it would be seen as aspirational.”he states. The author’s past. The appeal of the book lies precisely in that uncompromising darkness. SenLinYu, of Japanese descent, injects into her fantasy elements based on the real horrors of war (her maternal grandmother was in American concentration camps during World War II) and has sought to recover ignored historical perspectives, particularly the experiences of Soviet women on the Eastern Front. That combination of epic fantasy and anti-war criticism has connected with readers who seek more mature and disturbing narratives than those usual in the genre. The paradigmatic case. The path of fanfiction The publishing phenomenon has an inescapable antecedent: ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’. In 2009, EL James began publishing chapters of ‘Master of the Universe’ on Fanfiction.netreimagining the relationship between Edward Cullen and Bella Swan from ‘Twilight’, without vampires but with a domineering billionaire. Reader reaction was so positive that James self-published the story in 2011 after removing explicit references to Stephenie Meyer’s saga and renaming the protagonists Christian Gray and Anastasia Steele. The leap came in March 2012, when Random House acquired the rights of the novel in a seven-figure contract. The result was more than 150 million copies sold globally and a film trilogy that grossed $1.3 billion at the global box office. Even then Jennifer Bergstrom, executive at Simon & Schuster, declared that “the fanfiction It has definitely become part of what we publish. This is changing the industry at a time when traditional publishing needs it most.” For the first time, major publishers were publicly acknowledging that online communities of amateur writers were a legitimate talent pool. Other successes. The success of ‘Fifty Shades’ was not an isolated case. Anna Todd wrote a story about One Direction’s Harry Styles on Wattpad in 2013, publishing it in serial format under the title ‘After’. The story accumulated more than 1,000 million readings on the platform before Simon & Schuster offered him a contract with which sold more than 10 million copies and generated five movies. More recently, Ali Hazelwood transformed her fanfiction of Star Wars centered on Rey and Kylo Ren in ‘The Love Hypothesis’, which It will soon be adapted to film. The journey here. This transformation of fanfiction into a bestseller would not have been possible without the digital ecosystem that supports it. Archive of Our Own It houses more than 13 million works and has become the most important archive of transformative writing. ‘Manacled’ by SenLinYu It was the second most read story in the entire history of the web when it was removed in January 2025, having accumulated more than 10 million views and 84,000 kudos (the equivalent of “likes”). This phenomenon has forced the traditional publishing industry to rethink its methods of attracting talent. Literary agents and editors now systematically scour Wattpad, Archive of Our Own, and Fanfiction.net, identifying high-impact stories before offering contracts. Removing references to other people’s intellectual property is now a standardized process, and thanks to this, trends such as videos on ‘Manacled’ accumulated millions of views years before ‘Alchemised’ hit bookstores. A whole tide of public before the official publication of the book. In Xataka | JK Rowling against fandom: How the Harry Potter universe lost its magic

The big names in AI are fighting over neuroscientists like they were soccer stars

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AI companies have found their new hiring obsession. After the engineers prompts and multimodal model designers, now they are looking for neuroscientists at the stroke of a checkbook. Why is it important. Language models have become common territory for all technology companies. The competitive advantage is no longer in having a LLMbut in making it more efficient and predictable. And to do that, they need to better understand how the human brain works. The Battista case. Aldo Battista At New York University, he was researching brain decision processes when faced with subjective options. In September he made the leap to Meta, according to what he says Semafor, to apply that knowledge to content recommendation systems on social networks. The most notable change: the speed of impact. Instead of publishing papers that perhaps no one will read, the changes in algorithms show immediate results in the behavior of millions of users. His academic research on how we choose what to have for dinner, for example, now helps predict which video will hook us on Instagram. There are more examples: OpenAI indeed approached Merge Labs a few months agoa brain implant firm competing with Neuralink. Akshay Jagadeesh joined OpenAI as research resident after almost ten years studying the brain and visual perception, focused on using his experience in computational neuroscience to improve AI models. At the ‘EBRAINS Summit 2025 – Neuroscience, AI & Technology’, a European event that brings together neuroscientists, technologists and industry, several biographies highlighted the jump from academic profiles to advice on AI startups. Ruslan Salakhutdinov is part of Apple AI Research. Although he is best known for Machine Learninghas worked for years on models inspired by biological systems and as a university professor, but Apple hired him as Director of AI Research. The logic of the signing. The basics of artificial neural networks are decades old, but taking them further requires looking to biology. Two specific areas are of particular interest to companies: Energy consumption. Interpretability. A human brain performs almost unlimited operations with just 20 wattsbut AI systems require much more energy for equivalent tasks. That gap is the Holy Grail: whoever reduces it will immediately gain an advantage. The money trail. In the offers You can see the logic of the level they are reaching economically: A researcher position at OpenAI, in the area of ​​mathematical sciences and applied to AI, announces base salaries ranging from approximately $178,000 to $342,000 annually, not counting bonuses or stock packages. In other private AI labs, the ranges for researchers with a mix of AI and neuroscience move in a similar range, from about $150,000 to $350,000 a year. OpenAI has come to offer total packages that reach the range of millions of dollarsincluding salary, bonus and stocks. It’s not the norm for everyone, but it helps explain why some leading neuroscience researchers are negotiating contracts that look more like those of sports stars than those of a university professor. Between the lines. Understanding why a model decides something matters more and more. For decades, neuroscience has developed methods to interpret complex decision processes. Those same tools can be applied to algorithmic black boxes. Yes, but. The phenomenon is not new, it has only intensified. Apple, Google or Neuralink have been hiring these profiles for years. The difference is in the scale and current urgency. Matthew Law works at OpenAI after studying at Stanford. Your diagnosis: AI companies have expanded their recruiting focus beyond traditional computer science graduates. They search the entire available scientific base. And the pool of pure developers is beginning to dry up. The background. This race says something without having to say it: there is a certain desperation in the AI ​​industry to find differential advantages. If the next breakthrough innovation is in university neuroscience labs, Silicon Valley will not hesitate to empty them. Exorbitant salaries and practically unlimited funding are weapons that universities will hardly be able to counter. In Xataka | Technology companies no longer even pretend to seek general artificial intelligence. And the “godfather” of AI has gotten tired Featured image | Josh Riemer

Aemet already has the list of names for the danas that should really worry us

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You have to prepare to keep track of ‘Marta’, ‘Samuel’ or ‘Claudia’. And they are not the protagonists of a new series, but the names that we could hear in the news throughout this fall and winter. All because the aemet has announced That from now on, great impact are going to be their own name, as with the storms. And it has more marketing than we believe behind. The announcement. Done Through its official channels and accompanied by a complete list of names that will be used from now on in collaboration with the meteorological services of Portugal (IPMA), France (Météo-France), Belgium (IRM) and Luxembourg (meteolux). The first Dana to be baptized will be ‘Alice’. But this movement, beyond the anecdote, raises a background question. Did we really need this system to understand that a dangerous storm is coming? Didn’t we have a perfectly settled term and feared by all? Yes, we are thinking about the “Cold drop“ List of names that will receive the DANAS of great impact in Spain. The differences. For years, Aemet meteorologists have fought a pedagogical battle for society to distinguish between Dana and Cold drop. They insisted that ‘Dana’ is the technical term that describes an isolated cold air bag in the high layers of the atmosphere. A relatively common phenomenon that does not always trigger torrential rains and catastrophes on the surface. However, for the general public, the concept remained diffuse. The word “Dana” did not have the evocative power or the warning load that the “cold drop” did have. The cold drop, although meteorologically inaccurate, it was a concept that everyone understood perfectly: It meant apocalyptic skies, torrential rains and floodsespecially in the Mediterranean arch. The problem. The Aemet has seen that using the term Dana for everything created a lot of confusion. On their own website, it points to “the appointment of the DANAS with great impact will help prevent them from being associated univocally with serious or catastrophic impacts.” That is, they seek to create a new category: the “Dana with name”, which would be the equivalent of the old and dreaded cold drop, leaving the term “Dana” (dry) for the general atmospheric phenomenon without serious consequences. Marketing strategy. Baptizing the Dana with names is a brilliant communication strategy without a doubt. Giving a first name to a meteorological phenomenon humanizes it, makes it a concrete and easy to continue in social networks and media. Without a doubt, it is much more effective to capture attention to say “the Dana ‘Benjamin’ is close to the coast” that “a system of low pressures associated with a Dana will cause instability.” And it is something that has already been shown. With the big storms that have received names such as ‘Filomena’ the reality is that they have been recorded in the collective memory and was associated with the impact it would have. Now this same effect wants to move to a phenomenon that aims to be quite common In our day to day. What we lose. The question is if, in the process, we are not losing a part of our popular meteorological culture. The “cold drop” was a term of ours, loaded with history and experience. It was the definitive notice that passed from grandparents to grandchildren. Now, it is replaced by an international and standardized name system, more precise and effective for alerts, yes, but also more aseptic than does not transfer that tradition so entrenched in many. We already have the first. A few hours of announcing these new names, the Aemet He has released it before the arrival of a heavy and persistent rainy days in the Eastern Peninsular and Balearic Islands. That is why it will now be known as ‘Dana Alice’ and already warns the risk of flooding from Wednesday to Sunday. In Xataka | The city of Valencia was saved from the Dana for Turia. Now his periphery wants to build his own barrier

The least popular names that could disappear in 2025

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The world of baby names is constantly changing, reflecting the fashions, preferences and values ​​of each generation. According to a recent BabyCenter report, several classic and popular names from decades past are losing ground as Generation Beta begins to define their identity. In this article, we tell you What are the names in danger of extinction and the new trends that will mark 2025. The baby names that could disappear in 2025 The names associated with British royalty, traditionally considered timeless, They are falling from grace. Monarchies such as those of Catherine, Anne, Edward, Albert and Phillip have ceased to be a reference for future parents. For example, Catherine fell more than 200 positions on the lists of most used names. This trend reflects a preference for more modern or unique options. Names that dominated the 80s and 90s are also disappearing. Jamie, a favorite from that era, has fallen to the top spot among female names that are rapidly falling out of favor. Other names like Katie, Remy, Liv and Analia also face a decline in usage, leaving room for more current names. In parallel, female names associated with the Millennial generation, like Chelsea, Kelsey, Erin and Alexis, are no longer attractive to future parents, those looking for fresher and less common options. Among boy names, Jamal is positioned as the most rapidly declining, with a drop of more than 400 positions in the popularity rankings. Significant declines have also been observed in names such as Esteban, Cannon, Emery and Taylor, all considered less relevant today. Another declining trend is that of names ending in “aden”, like Jaden, which were once the benchmark for modern names, but now seem to have fallen out of fashion. Even nicknames are facing a drastic change. Short, pet names like Liv, a variant of Olivia, have fallen more than 250 positions. Similarly, Billy, short for William, has lost more than 160 places in popularity. Parents now seem to prefer full or more distinctive names, leaving behind these classic options. The rising names for 2025 Although some names are disappearing, others are quickly gaining popularity. According to BabyCenter, The most loved names for girls in 2025 include Olivia, Amelia, Emma, ​​Sophia and Charlotte, while for boys the favorites are Noah, Liam, Oliver, Elijah and Mateo. In addition, new names have entered the top 100 for the first time. Options like Walker, Bennett, Adriel, Ember and Oakley are gaining ground, displacing favorites from previous years like Kayden, Dominic, Aaron, Eva, Jasmine and Sarah. 10 female names in danger of extinction 1) Jamie2) Katie3) Remy4) Liv5) Analia6) Karina7) Belle8) Erin9)Bristol10) Lilia 10 male names in danger of extinction 1) Jamal2) Stephen3)Cannon4) Emery5)Taylor6) Kareem7) Idris8) Camilo9) Matthias10) Danny Why are naming trends changing? The decline of some names reflects cultural and generational changes. Social media, film, music and global influences play a crucial role in these decisions. Modern parents look for names that stand out for their originality, that have a special meaning or that reflect their values ​​and aspirations. Besides, names related to nature, like Ember and Oakley, are gaining popularity, showing a stronger connection with ecological and sustainable themes. On the other hand, traditional names or names associated with specific eras, such as the 80s and 90s, are considered less relevant or fresh. For parents-to-be, choosing the perfect name can be a challenge, whether it’s tradition, originality, or meaning. But what is certain is that each generation brings a unique touch to this tradition, keeping the dynamism of the world of names alive. Is your name or that of your children on the extinction or trend lists? Keep reading: * The baby names that will be a trend in 2025* What name do bad people have, according to statistics?* 3 factors you should consider when choosing a name for your baby

The code names of the four phones in the series are leaked

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The Pixel 10 have been leaking some details to get closer to next summer in which its launch is expected, since last year Google brought forward the presentation date of the Pixel 9. An internal Google source has shared certain documents that confirm the Pixel 11 codenames which will be released next year. A leak that skips the next Google devices this year, since the first that would be presented is the Pixel 9a to replace the Pixel 8a last year launched in Spainand then the Pixel 10 series for its launch next summer as the station of choice for the technology giant. The internal source has given some documents to Android Authority and thus know the code names that are usually of unique animal species. For example, for the Pixel 11 the denominator theme is going to be the bear, and it is not at all something new for Google use certain names according to a theme; For older versions of Android it always used dessert names like KitKat (Android 4.4), Lollipop (Android 5.0) or Marshmallow (Android 6.0). Each of the mobile phones that make up the Pixel 11 series, and which is surprising for still being four models so that the folding mobile follow another of the protagonistshave their only name as one of the most dangerous subspecies and animals on the planet, the grizzly bear: Pixel 11: “cubs” or “4CS4”. Pixel 11 Pro: “grizzly” or “CGY4”. Pixel 11 Pro XL: “kodiak” or “PKK4”. Pixel 11 Pro Fold: “yogi” or “9y14”. Pixel 9 Pro Chema Flores The Free Android The references are more than clear and “cubs” are for bear cubs, while “grizzly” for one of the subspecies that lives in North America and “kodiak” for the Alaskan brown bear. The last one is “yogi”, inspired by the mythical cartoon character that for so many decades entertained so many generations. Android Authorirty has given more details and it is about the chip that each of the Pixel 11 series models will use: the G6 tensioner with the code name “malibu”. All four will launch sometime in the second half of 2026, so there is a lot of room to maneuver to continue with the same 2024 strategy or make some changes. The Pixel 10a would be another of the protagonists 2026 and its code name is also known: “stallion” or “STA5”. This mobile phone is in a very early stage of development and according to what it maintains Android Authority According to Google, it is considering bringing a completely customized Tensor G5 to the mid-range mobile or staying with the chip designed by Samsung, the Tensor G4. The reason for passing G5 tensioner It would be due to its larger size, since it measures much larger than itself. Apple A18 Prowhich would increase its production cost and possible price; leaked just in autumn 2024. The ideal would be a custom Tensor G6 chip, although it would be quite complicated since the Pixel 10a is launched before the Pixel 11. There is a lot left for these devices and the next one would be the Pixel 9a for the month of March, which will arrive to break some of the patterns that Google has been accustoming the user to, and be a different mobile phone in specifications compared to its older brothers; The previous Pixel 8a and 7a did not represent a big change in the experience according to their specifications.

Hispanic names of the most unfaithful men, according to a couples expert

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Jorge LozanoMexican coach, specialized in dating and relationship issues, offered a conference in December, from the Metropolitan Theater in Mexico City. During his presentation, he revealed a detail that left no one indifferent: the Hispanic names of the most unfaithful men. “We did a study last year to find out what the most unfaithful men in Latin America are called and five names came up. Would you like to know what they are?”he said at the event, titled “Civil State: Ungovernable.” The 5 names that the most unfaithful men in the world have “They are the most liars, the most unfaithful and the most cockroaches”Lozano emphasized, clarifying again that from Latin America. Sighing between each name, mentioned: Diego Santiago John Paul Luis Andrew “If your partner is called Luis Andrés, you are already worth it”quipped the dating expert. “Don’t be scared, this is a statistic from last year.”he added. However, Jorge Lozano asked the public to participate in a dynamic where he would count to three, and after the count, the spectators would shout the name of the person “most liar, most unfaithful and most cockroach that he has ever met.” “When I count three I said, ma’am!” he told a woman in the audience who shouted. Oscar. “Now yes, but get it out of that hoarse chest, with that broth of poison that has been stored for years,” Lozano mentioned again, and after counting 1, 2 and 3, each person in the audience revealed their disastrous experience. “From back there they shouted name and surname: Carlos Gutiérrez!” Starting February 13, Jorge Lozano will begin his “Libera la fiera” tour throughout Mexicostarting in Guadalajara. And although he pointed out that there are still cities to be confirmed, the furthest away is Mexico City, on August 28. Jorge Lozano, 37, is a Mexican television, radio and internet personality, dedicated to offering couples advice, attraction techniques and revealing curiosities that are hidden in the world of dating and love relationships. He is a marketer and has given multiple conferences in Mexico and the United States.

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