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Your new 2K camera with night vision and this wireless peephole are now official

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Connected home security takes a leap in resolution without having to pay exorbitant prices. The Ring firm has made its latest two additions official in Spain: the Ring Outdoor Camera 2K (2nd generation) and the Ring Peephole Camera 2K. These are two proposals designed for completely different housing profiles, but they share a clear philosophy: installation within everyone’s reach, integration with Alexa system and high definition image quality. Ring Outdoor Camera 2K, Outdoor camera The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ring Peephole Camera 2K (latest gen.) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ring Outdoor Camera (2nd generation): versatility for perimeter surveillance This surveillance camera It is ideal for gardens, patios, terraces and main entrances. The second generation of Ring’s outdoor camera arrives with 2K resolution (Retinal) as a great asset, allowing a higher level of detail when identifying faces or distant objects thanks to its six-fold digital zoom. If there is something for which it stands out, it is for presenting a flexible feeding systemadapting to any need, since you can connect it via a rechargeable battery, power outlet or solar panel. The night vision has been improved in this new version and maintains color interpretation in low light situations and automatically switches to black and white in total darkness, so you don’t miss any details. It can also be noted that it incorporates active safety elements such as an integrated deterrent siren, zoned motion detection and two-way audio, so you can talk to whoever is on the other side. This model of outdoor surveillance camera is available for pre-sale and will be on the market next August 12 by 99.99 euros. Ring Outdoor Camera 2K, Outdoor camera The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ring Peephole Camera 2K: the ideal connected peephole for rental apartments Designed for replace the traditional peephole In a matter of minutes, this Ring Peephole Camera 2K avoids the use of cables, construction or drilling, thus becoming a perfect option for apartments (both owned and rented). It has 2K resolution and adds a field of view in vertical format (to see the entire body of whoever is in front). Its installation is simple and fits directly into the existing peephole hole. It offers integration with Alexa, so you can see, in real time, who is at the door through a EchoShow or the brand’s app. In addition, it should also be noted that it works with a removable rechargeable battery easy maintenance. As for this extension for the home peephole, it will go on sale on August 19 and can now be pre-purchased for 99.99 euros. Ring Peephole Camera 2K (latest gen.) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links You may also be interested Ring Intercom Audio | Make your intercom smarter The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Ring Battery Video Doorbell (Latest Gen.) 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 | Ring In Xataka | Security home automation for when you are not at home: cameras, sensors, kits and more to monitor and control your home on vacation In Xataka | I’m going to automate my entire house and the first step is very clear: goodbye Google Home, hello Alexa

The White House app downloads itself on official phones and cannot be deleted

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Donald Trump’s Administration recently released a new official White House app for iPhone and Android. In principle, nothing too strange: many governments have public apps to disseminate statements, broadcasts, alerts or institutional information. But this one has not exactly arrived clean of noise. Questions first arose about its content. Later, due to the decision to take her to official federal employee cell phones. And now the controversy has escalated: several workers cited by WIRED They claim that the app appeared on their work phones and that, after deleting it, it was installed again. The testimonies point to several federal agencies. Employees of the Department of Agriculture, the Department of State and the Department of Labor claim that the application appeared on their devices, and they did so on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation. The most specific phrase comes from the USDA: “I deleted it as evidence and it came back immediately,” said one of its workers. Another employee, this time from the State Department, said that he deleted it from his phone, but that in less than 24 hours it had reappeared. A public app on official mobile phones There is a good part of the crash. The application, presented by the White House as A way to receive “real-time updates, live events and direct access to the Presidency” does not seem like an internal tool for public employees. WIRED points out that it is, apparently, the same version available to the public in Apple stores and Googlealthough from Spain, at least on iPhone, we have not been able to download it. Within the app there is a social section with publications from the White House, messages from Trump on Truth Social and videos from official accounts on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram. It also includes a news section with statements, official documents and selected articles from different media. That content is what has led some employees to describe the situation in much harsher terms than a simple computer complaint. One of the workers cited summed it up like this: “They are injecting pure and simple propaganda directly into our veins.” The phrase points to the heart of the conflict: it is not only that an app has reached an official device, but that the content that appears in it is perceived, at least among those employees, as an extension of the Administration’s political message. The White House, for its part, defended the measure before the technology publication with an argument focused on utility and security. Its spokesperson, Olivia Wales, stated that the application “does not require anyone to create an account or enter data” and He maintained that any information within the app is “secure.”He also added that government devices often include pre-installed applications that add value to employees’ daily work. The case has echoes of other recent attempts to bring state applications to mobile phones, although the comparison requires caution. In India, the Government ended up withdrawing the mandatory pre-installation of Sanchar Saathia public anti-fraud and mobile security app, and officially explained that would no longer make it mandatory for manufacturers. In Russia, Reuters reported that MAXa messaging service supported by the State, had to come pre-installed on mobile phones and tablets sold in the country. The difference is important: those cases looked at the consumer market; The American one affects official work phones. The underlying question is not whether the White House can manage the official cell phones that it gives to its employees. The question is what does it mean to use that ability to place on those devices? a public political communication app. A federal employee may have his ideas, sympathies or preferences, but his role within the Administration should not involve coexisting with political messages in a tool designed for work. That is why the protest reported by WIRED has a broader reading than a complaint about an automatic download: some workers reject that an official cell phone ends up becoming another channel for the presidential message. Images | White House | Screenshot Play Store and App Store In Xataka | Inside the field, thousands of cameras record and monitor everything that happens in the World Cup. Off the field, too

now you can get an additional 5% discount in the official OPPO online store

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Xataka Xtra It continues to grow and improve day after day. If just a few weeks ago we brought an exclusive discount on Intermundial insurance, today we are very excited to share a new advantage. From today, all members of the Xtra Community will be able to enjoy an additional 5% discount on the official OPPO online store. What does that mean? That if an OPPO product does not have a discount, you can get it 5% cheaper; but if it has a discount, thanks to the exclusive code available in the subscriber area, you can get it at an even lower price. And yes, it can be used with any product in the store: cell phones, watches, tablets, headphones, etc. OPPO technology, at a better price OPPO Find X9 Ultra | Image: Xataka OPPO is one of the Chinese technology brands that is doing the best job when it comes to mobile phones and wearables. The company has devices such as the Find X9 Ultrawhose camera we have loved in each and every one of its aspects, and the OPPO Watch X3, which is also one of our favorite smartwatches. The firm has made a strong commitment to photography joining Hasselbladas well as a technology that never ceases to give us joy: silicon-carbon batteries. Their latest phones have jumped straight to the high-end podium based on camera, screen, autonomy and fast charging, while their watches have shown that you can have Wear OS and a good battery. Using the discount code that is now available in the subscriber area, Xtra members will be able to get any product available in the OPPO online store cheaper. To give some examples: OPPO Find X9 Ultra: 1,699 euros 1,614.05 euros OPPO Find X9 Pro: 1,299 euros, although right now it is reduced to 1,199 euros and with Enco X3s headphones as a gift. Using the Xataka Xtra code it would remain at 1,139.05 euros. OPPO Watch X3: 379 euros 360.05 euros OPPO Enco Clip2 Open Earbuds: 179 euros 170.05 euros Join Xataka Xtra and save The Xataka Xtra subscription includes this and many other exclusive benefits, from a Discord server for subscribers to a direct line with editors through El Consultorio, a monthly meeting with the editors of the house, exclusive giveaways and a growing list of discounts and advantages on digital services. You can join from just 30 euros per year and take advantage of this discount, in addition to all those already available and everything that is to come: In Xataka | Subscribe to Xataka Xtra

A homemade drone has just exceeded 700 km/h. And with this he has put the official record on the ropes

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When we think of a drone, we normally imagine a device that takes off vertically, remains suspended in the air and allows us to record impossible shots quite easily. He Blackbird It’s not about that. Its objective is much more extreme: fly as fast as possible. In this race, stability in flight matters less than efficiency at high speed, and so a change in the propellers has given it a surprising boost. The official record remains in the hands of Luke Bell and Mike Bell. According to Guinness World Recordsreached an average speed of 408.60 mph, equivalent to 657.59 km/h, on December 11, 2025, with the Peregreen V4 in Cape Town. It was not their first time: Guinness points out that father and son had already achieved this same record in 2024, with 480 km/h, and in June 2025, with 580 km/h. With that bar on the table, the Blackbird attempt has a very specific reading: it does not replace the official record, but it puts it under pressure. Ben Biggs and Aidan’s drone reached 453 mph, approximately 730 km/hduring a test pass. That fact is the most striking, although it is also the one that needs the most context. For now, what we have is an unofficial demonstration with a huge figure and the question if it can be repeated under verified conditions. A record-breaking race played on the propellers Here is the nuance that separates a spectacular figure from a truly comparable measurement. On the 730 km/h pass there was a tailwind of 54.7 km/h, so the estimated airspeed was reduced to 674 km/h. On the upwind pass, the drone reached about 640 km/h. The average of the two was close to 684 km/h, and that is why that data weighs more than the maximum peak when we try to understand how far the project really went. The key is how those new propellers behave when the drone stops flying like a conventional quadcopter and starts moving like a controlled projectile. The carbon fiber blades have a high pitch angle and that allows them to be more efficient at high speed because they are more parallel to the air that the drone passes through. It is not a free advantage: on takeoff and at low speed they push worse, so the motors have to demand more from the battery in that initial phase. The other important detail is in the serrated leading edge of the blades. As they explain, this shape generates small vortices on the surface of the propeller and helps the air not to move laterally along the blade, but rather to come out backwards to push the drone. It also helps to stabilize the boundary layer, that film of air attached to the surface that influences drag. In practice, it allows working with steeper angles without the propeller losing efficiency and behaving more like a piece that removes air than one that generates thrust. The flip side of pushing a quadcopter to the limit is that problems can also arise. Blackbird lost connection at about 633 km/h, due to a combination of antenna geometry, Doppler effect and signal overload. In the second, the drone ended up damaged after a hard landing, when the batteries ran out a few meters from the ground. The official record remains that of the Peregreen V4, but the Blackbird has made it clear where the next attempt may be. The question, now, is obvious: will they call Guinness World Records to try to certify it? Images | Drone Pro Hub In Xataka | The US vetoed the largest Chinese drone manufacturer. Now 8,000 American pilots have a serious problem

What it is, what courses with official certification it offers and what free materials you can access

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Let’s tell you what it is and what it offers OpenAI Academya web portal for the creators of ChatGPT with many free resources to help you learn how to use the artificial intelligence. It has practical tools and resources for users of all profiles, so you can learn how to use AI effectively and responsibly. Just as Anthropic has a series of free courses for ClaudeOpenAI opts for a different format. They are not courses in themselves, but rather a content and community platform including videos, articles, guides and live events. Although if you are looking for courses, we will also tell you about the two created by OpenAI. What is OpenAI Academy OpenAI Academy is a digital platform created by OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT and one of those leading the artificial intelligence revolution for consumers. In it they centralize training resourcesto improve AI knowledge. The intention of this platform is to try help all types of users with various types of profiles. In it you will find content from people without any knowledge who want to take their first steps in AI to other types of professionals who want help to optimize their work in a specific sector using AI. Therefore, it is used to learn but also to specialize with the use of AI in certain areas. They do all this with a combination of online events, workshops, and other digital content. The idea is to be able to go from the fundamentals of AI literacy to its advanced integration when you are a developer. The platform is completely freealthough it will require you to register to access some of its content. Unlike other platforms such as Anthropic’s training platform, it is not a place for courses, but instead combines online resources thematic communities and all kinds of training tools. What OpenAI Academy offers The OpenAI platform offers various types of content. First of all, you have online or in-person training eventswhich are talks scheduled for a specific day or time. These talks are given by specialist educators, and anyone who wants can sign up to attend. And then we have a contents section, where you will find videos, resources, blog posts and external content. These are all resources aimed at helping users learn and better understand how to use artificial intelligence in different areas. All of these contents are served for different types of people. You’ll be able to find things for basic users like educators, OT workers, government or non-profit organizations, small businesses, students, healthcare workers, administrators and more. You will also find publications designed to teach you or suggest you Custom GPTs, prompt packs, advanced features and more. In short, all the resources to master ChatGPT to the fullest, categorized by tags and their type of content. And finally, you will also find an open communities section aimed at different types of users. These communities are like specific forums where you will also find content aimed at them and you can interact with other users. The only drawback you are going to encounter is that all contents are only in English. Therefore, if you are a Spanish-speaking user who does not master this language, you will not be able to enjoy them too much. They plan to expand the academy to other languages, but at the moment there are no specific dates. Courses with official certification Lastly, OpenAI also has two own courses with official certification. The only problem is that the courses are not within this platform. Instead, one of them is taught by ChatGPT for some users and the other is on a third-party platform. AI Foundations: A certification course for workers in any sector or industry. Not yet available to all usersbut only for certain people, but when it is, it will be taught directly within ChatGPT with the chatbot itself acting as the teacher. ChatGPT Foundations for Teachers: Course aimed at primary and secondary education teachers, to teach them the fundamentals of ChatGPT and to be able to customize it and use it in their work. It’s on Courseraand will soon be integrated into ChatGPT for Teachers. In Xataka Basics | The best applications to have local artificial intelligence on your mobile or PC, without needing a connection and with greater privacy

15 official courses with certification to learn and squeeze your AI

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We bring you a collection of 15 free Claude courses created by Anthropicthe company that created Claude. They are self-paced courses, free, and provide an official Anthropic certification when you complete them. You won’t need a subscription to Claude to do them either. We are talking about a series of courses for anyone who wants to learn how to use the artificial intelligence of this company. The only way to take the courses is to enter the platform skilljar.comsince it is the one in which they are uploaded. It is a free platform, so you don’t have to pay anything either. Claude’s free courses by Anthropic Here you have the list with official courses created by Anthropic to master the use of its artificial intelligence. For each one we will give you a description and the link to access it. Claude 101: The entry point for new Claude users. It helps you with the first steps in the tool, explaining functions such as projects, artifacts, the use of skills or the connection with third-party tools, in addition to the research mode. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-101. Claude Code in Action: A complete training on how to use Claude Code for software development. It covers the architecture of AI code assistants, context management, creation of custom commands, and integration with MCP or Github servers. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-code-in-action. AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations: A foundation course on AI literacy and collaboration, developed with academic experts. It teaches you the practical skills to interact with AI effectively, efficiently, ethically and safely. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/ai-fluency-framework-foundations. AI Fluency for educators: Another AI literacy course, in this case aimed at teachers and those responsible for instructional design. It helps you use AI in teaching practices, including subject design, learning outcomes, and materials and tasks for students. It requires having completed the base course that we set before. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/ai-fluency-for-educators. AI Fluency for Students: Adaptation of the AI ​​Fluency course for university students. It teaches you how to use AI as a learning tool, for planning your professional career and for academic success, always in a responsible manner. Also requires the base course. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/ai-fluency-for-students. Teaching AI Fluency: Course for teachers and instructors who want to teach and evaluate AI literacy in face-to-face or digital training environments. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/teaching-ai-fluency. AI Fluency for nonprofits: Course developed in collaboration with GivingTuesday, designed for non-profit organizations. It has modules on AI research, writing, data analysis, privacy, and scaling the use of AI. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/ai-fluency-for-nonprofits. Introduction to Claude Cowork: An introductory course to Claude Cowork, the functionality that allows AI to directly use your computer as an agent. It covers plugins, scheduled tasks, document workflows, and more. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-to-claude-cowork. Introduction to agent skills: Teaches you how to create, configure, and share skills in Claude Code, which are markdown instructions that Claude automatically applies depending on the task. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-to-agent-skills. Introduction to subagents: A course on using subagents in Claude Code to delegate tasks to isolated assistants. These subagents allow you to manage context efficiently by working in separate context windows, returning only the relevant information. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-to-subagents. Building with the Claude API: A comprehensive technical course for developers who want to integrate Claude into their applications by using the Claide API. It covers everything from basic operations to advanced prompting techniques, tool integration or construction of RAG systems. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-with-the-anthropic-api. Introduction to Model Context Protocol: An introductory course to the MCP protocol for developers who want to create their own MCP servers and clients using Python. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/introduction-to-model-context-protocol. Model Context Protocol: Advanced Topics: Continuation of the MCP course from the previous point, aimed at experienced developers. Explore other advanced patterns such as sampling, real-time notification systems, file system access control, and more. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/model-context-protocol-advanced-topics. Claude with Amazon Bedrock: A technical course for integrating and deploying Claude models through Amazon Bedrock, covering everything from basic API usage to RAG, autonomous agents, Claude Code, and more. Requires knowledge of Python and AWS. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-in-amazon-bedrock. Claude with Google Cloud’s Vertex AI: The equivalent of the previous course, but aimed at Google Cloud. Covers the full spectrum of Claude integration through Vertex AI. Requires Python, experience with Google Cloud Platform and handling of JSON. Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-with-google-vertex. In Xataka Basics | What is Claude Cowork, how it works, and what things you can do with this AI assistant on your computer

The subscription to avoid ads is now official in Europe

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The rumors had been circulating for a long time.but now we are no longer talking about speculation. Meta has confirmed that the ads will come to WhatsApp. The company thus introduces advertising in the most used messaging application in the world and, at the same time, opens the door to an alternative for those who prefer to avoid them: a subscription that will allow you to eliminate advertising from your mobile phone itself with a few touches. The change is not minor. In fact, everything indicates that we are facing one of the most important turns in the history of the platform. WhatsApp with advertising: what changes. With official confirmation on the table, the immediate question is where these ads will appear and to what extent they will alter the user experience. As explained by the company itself on its help pageadvertising will not invade private conversations. Ads will be displayed only in states and channels, while “personal messages and calls” will remain ad-free. In other words, the most intimate spaces of the application will remain intact, while advertising will be concentrated in the areas closest to public or shared content. How to remove WhatsApp ads. With the arrival of ads, another question inevitably arises: how to prevent them from appearing. If we do not want promotional messages to sneak between the states or the channels we follow, the only way will be to pay. Meta has chosen to introduce a subscription that will allow you to recover an ad-free experience within the application. It is a strategy that fits with the movement that the company has already started on Facebook and Instagramwhere it offers ad-free versions in exchange for a monthly payment. WhatsApp subscription. This is where the option to remove ads comes into the picture. According to the company, this subscription will be available in the European region, although not all users will be able to activate it automatically from the first moment. In order to subscribe, it is necessary to meet two conditions: have the WhatsApp account linked to the Meta account center and be over 18 years of age. The process to activate the subscription is done from the application itself and follows these steps: In WhatsApp, tap Settings > Account. Go to Ad Preferences for States and Channels and select No Ads. In the Account Center, tap Ads Preferences > Subscribe for ad-free use. Press Continue with subscription. Review the subscription and tap Continue > Continue Payment. Tap Pay Now to complete your payment through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Tap Close after seeing the confirmation screen. How much does a WhatsApp subscription cost?. The price is, without a doubt, one of the most relevant aspects, and for now it remains surrounded by some uncertainty. In our tests from Spain, the option to activate the subscription is not yet available, something that could be explained by a gradual rollout that Meta would be carrying out in phases. With a WhatsApp account linked to the account center, it is currently only possible to activate the subscription without ads on Facebook and Instagram, with a price of 5.99 euros per month for one account and 4 euros per month for each additional account if the management is done from a web browser. The specialized site WABetaInfo, a regular source to follow WhatsApp news, points out that the payments of this subscription will be monthly. As explained, the price may vary depending on the platform and the user’s location. Those who subscribe from Facebook.com or Instagram.com usually pay around 3 euros per month to remove ads, while doing so through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store would raise the figure to about 4 euros per month. It is advisable to take this information with caution. For our part, we have written to Meta to try to confirm the details and clarify what the final price will be. What happens to the privacy of chats. The arrival of advertising also raises another obvious question: what happens to the privacy of conversations. At this point, WhatsApp insists that the operation of the platform does not change. Messages are still protected by end-to-end encryption, meaning no one outside the conversation can access their content. As Meta explains, ad targeting will be based on limited signals, such as language, country, or user interaction with other ads within the platform. The conversations, at least on paper, will remain private. Images | Goal In Xataka | We already know how ads will work on ChatGPT. We have bad and not so bad news

Atomic clocks seemed untouchable. A blackout caused a difference in the official US time

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To think that the official time of a country could fail is, at first, almost impossible. We are not talking about a domestic clock or just any server, but about the system that sets the pace of networks, satellites and critical services. That is why it is surprising to discover what happened recently in the United States. A power outage in Colorado was enough to remind us that extreme precision is not isolated from the physical world that sustains it. According to CBS, Xcel Energy applied a preventive shutdown to reduce the risk of fires due to very strong gusts of wind, and the NIST complex in Boulder was affected on Wednesday of last week. The power outage was followed by a backup generator in the institute’s laboratory. In that sequence, and according to information confirmed by NIST, the country’s time reference was slightly off for a brief interval, until part of the supply could be restored. Put a tiny deviation into context. The figure that came out of the NIST systems was 4.8 microseconds, that is, just a few millionths of a second different from what was expected. To get an idea of ​​that magnitude, NIST itself explained that A human blink lasts around 350,000 microseconds, a very different scale from the recorded mismatch. The variation is so small that for the vast majority of everyday uses it is irrelevant, but it serves to illustrate the extent to which even a minor deviation is measured, recorded and taken seriously in temporal reference systems. To understand why this offset is considered relevant, it is worth clarifying what exactly the official time of the United States is. The country is not governed directly by UTC, the coordinated international standard to which multiple nations contribute, but by a national implementation known as NISTUTC. Since 2007, that reference is established under the supervision of the Secretary of Commerce and the US Navy, and is adjusted to stay aligned with global coordinated timing. NIST-F4 Cesium Source Atomic Clock NIST calculates the official time from a weighted average of sixteen clocks spread across its campus, including hydrogen masers and cesium beam clocks, each with different functions and strengths. This approach allows us to gain stability and resilience, since the final signal is not conditioned by the behavior of a single instrument. Therefore, even when one of the elements of the system is affected, the whole continues to offer an extremely precise reference. What broke was not the watch. During the blackout, the atomic clocks continued to run thanks to their battery systems, as explained by NIST. The problem occurred in the connection between some of those clocks and the measurement and distribution systems that consolidate the final signal. When that communication was lost for an interval and one of the planned backups failed, the resulting time reference slowed down slightly. Technical personnel who remained at the facilities later activated a reserve diesel generator, which allowed part of the operation to be recovered and the system to be stabilized. NIST page The institute stressed that this gap has no appreciable effects on daily life. The nuance appears when looking at certain technical sectors, where extreme synchronization is an operational requirement. Critical infrastructures, telecommunications networks, positioning systems or some scientific environments work with such tight margins that even a minimal deviation deserves to be recorded and reported. The next step was to return to operational normality. NIST indicated that the correction of the gap will be carried out when all systems are fully powered and can be recalibrated with guarantees. Xcel Energy announced yesterday Monday that it was completing the restoration of service after the storm and the preventive cuts applied due to fire risk. Meanwhile, the institute began an internal review to evaluate the impact of the blackout and verify that redundancies and protocols responded as planned. Images | NIST In Xataka | China says it has detected an NSA operation against its most sensitive infrastructure: the center that controls the time

The official story says that Hitler committed suicide in his bunker. Conspiracy theory says he escaped through Galicia

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There is nothing simpler, more fruitful and irreversible than lighting the fuse of conspiracy theories. This is demonstrated wonderfully by the fact that perhaps, and with the permission of the Neil Armstrong moon walkbe the mother of them all: the death of Adolf Hitler. Although there are recent research which show that the Fuehrer He passed away in 1945 with the help of a sip of cyanide and a bullet. Throughout the last three quarters of a century, stories have circulated, each one more outlandish than the other, placing him after May 1945 as—watch the list—a hermit in a remote italian cave, pastor in the Swiss Alps, croupier in a french casino, family man in Argentina or wandering around Ireland or Colombia. One of these theories, however, is much closer to us. And it aims for an escape worthy of Hollywood with a stop in Galicia. A well studied death. In 2018 the coroner Philippe Charlier published in European Journal of Internal Medicine a study which aroused almost as much interest among historians and conspiracy theorists as among his own pathological colleagues. The reason: corroborated that Adolf Hitler died in 1945. The conclusion is valuable because between March and July 2017 Charlier and his colleagues achieved a milestone: the Russian secret services allowed them to analyze the supposed remains of the Fuehrer which are preserved in Moscow for independent examination. Their study concludes, first, that the teeth are real because they could be identified thanks to complicated dental history of Hitler. Second, the remains show blue stains that indicate that their owner may have ingested cyanide to end his life. The researchers did not find traces of gunpowder, but they did analyze a skull fragment attributed to the Fuehrer with a hole in the left side, probably made by a bullet. Both data confirm the most accepted version about the death of the Nazi leader: Hitler died on April 30, 1945 in his bunker with Eva Braun after consuming cyanide and shooting himself. End of the speculations, then? This is certainly true for Professor Charlier, who he even guaranteed to the AFP agency that he has no doubts about the authenticity of the teeth and that his study puts an end to any conspiracy theory. “Now we can stop them all. Hitler did not go to Argentina on a submarine, he is not hiding in a base in Antarctica or on the dark side of the Moon,” the coroner insisted: “Our study proves that he died in 1945.” Of course, not everyone shares his conviction. Over the decades, theories have circulated that the Nazi leader managed to escape the bunker and the Soviet siege and started a new life in places as remote as northern Italy, the Swiss Alps, eastern France and of course Argentina, perhaps the version that has achieved the most popularity among conspiracy theorists. Why’s that? Such conspiratorial fecundity is largely explained by the circumstances in which Hitler died and date back to 1945, practically the same day of his death. On May 1, 1945, Hamburg radio broadcast without going any further a version which is quite far from what is considered official today: the chain claimed that Hitler had fallen “fighting until his last breath” and with “the death of a hero.” Little to do with a suicide with cyanide and a gun. It didn’t take long for stories to spread about an alleged murder, a brain hemorrhage, euthanasia and of course a successful escape. The end of Fuehrer did not help extinguish those stories. As the BBC remindshistory tells us that Hitler’s body was burned and ended up in a ditch in the Chancellery garden opened by a bomb. Soviet counter-surveillance agents found his body there shortly after, on May 5. The state of Fuehrer It was such at that time that, to identify him clearly, they decided to use his jaw. During the process they had the help Käthe Heusermannwho had served as Hitler’s dentist’s assistant. The remains were moved from one point to another until in 1970 it was decided to cremate them and throw their ashes. Hitler on a walk through Galicia? At the root of the conspiracy theories surrounding the end of Hitler there is a lot of geostrategy and politics, such as explains to the BBC Luke Daly-Groves, a historian at the University of Leeds, who remembers that Stalin weakened his opponents every time he claimed that Hitler could have escaped to Spain or Argentina. “Their strategy was to associate the West with Nazism and make it appear that the British or Americans must be hiding it,” agrees Anthony Beevorauthor of ‘Berlin: the fall of 1945’. With that backdrop, one of the versions that is closest to us emerged: that the Fuehrer ended up in Galicia. What it tells us such a theory is that after simulating his suicide Hitler managed to escape from the bunker, get on board a plane in the templehof airport and fly to Barcelona, ​​from where he went to Galicia. Once in Vigo he managed to board a submarine and flee to Argentina, where he lived until 1960 and started a new life with Eva Braun. another version talks about how shortly after the episode of FührerbunkerIn May 1945, a German plane arrived in Lugo with Hitler on board. There are those who even goes further and places it in the monastery of Samos. Worthy of Hollywood… and History Channel. True, the story may seem like something out of a book Dan Brown or the script of a Hollywood thriller with uchronic overtones, but Vigo’s theory has more preaching than it may seem a priori. Good proof is that a few years ago he starred in a History Channel documentary that was based, in turn, on 700 documents declassified by the FBI shortly before. There are variants about the supposed stay of the Fuehrer in Galician lands, but it is usually pointed out that he ended up getting on a submarine with which he … Read more

Official price and availability of Vivo’s 200-megapixel telephoto flagship

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Chinese brands are willing to take over the mobile photography podium, and they are clear that they are going to do so based on premium products with top-notch specifications and spectacular cameras. Vivo, one of the best-selling brands in China (at the level of Huaweito give us an idea), he already showed his bets last October with his Vivo X300 and today, he has finally decided to bring them to Spain. Indeed, the Vivo X300 and Vivo X300 Pro They land on our borders to fight for the most premium segment of the market. They do it by sharing a large part of their technical specifications and with a very serious commitment to photography. Next we are going to find out their official prices and availability, but not before making a stop to get to know them better. Technical data sheet of the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro Vivo X300 Vivo x300 Pro dimensions and weight 150.57 x 71.92 x 7.95mm 190 grams 161.98 x 75.48 x 7.99mm 226 grams screen 6.31 inch 8T LTPO AMOLED Resolution 2,640 x 1,216 pixels 19.5:9 format 460 dpi Refresh rate: 1-120Hz PWM Dimming: 2,160Hz 4,500 nits 100% DCI-P3 SGS Low Blue Light HDR10+ TÜV Rheinland Flicker Free 6.78 inch 8T LTPO AMOLED Resolution 2,800 x 1,260 pixels 20:9 format 460 dpi Refresh rate: 1-120Hz PWM Dimming: 2,160Hz 4,500 nits 100% DCI-P3 SGS Low Blue Light HDR10+ Dolby Vision TÜV Rheinland Flicker Free processor MediaTek Dimensity 9500 Mali G1-Ultra GPU MediaTek Dimensity 9500 Mali G1-Ultra GPU ram memory 12.16GB LPDDR5x 16GB LPDDR5x internal storage 256, 512GB UFS 4.1 512GB UFS 4.1 rear camera Wide 200 MP, f/1.68 Telephoto 50 MP, f/2.57 Wide angle: 50 MP, f/2.0 Wide 50 MP, f/1.68 Telephoto 200 MP, f/2.57 Wide angle: 50 MP, f/2.0 4K Video@120 FPS Dolby Vision front camera 50MP, f/2.0 50MP, f/2.0 battery 5,360 mAh 90W fast charging 40W wireless fast charging 5,440 mAh 90W fast charging 40W wireless fast charging operating system Android 16 with OriginOS 6 5 years of major updates 7 years of security updates Android 16 with OriginOS 6 5 years of major updates 7 years of security updates connectivity Wi-Fi 7 5G NSA/SA Bluetooth 5.4 NFC GPS Dual SIM eSIM USB Type C (USB 3.2) Wi-Fi 7 5G NSA/SA Bluetooth 5.4 NFC GPS Dual SIM eSIM USB Type C (USB 3.2) others Ultrasonic fingerprint reader under the screen 2D facial recognition IP68 and IP69 resistance Connectivity with Apple devices Google Gemini Stereo speakers Ultrasonic fingerprint reader under the screen 2D facial recognition IP68 and IP69 resistance Connectivity with Apple devices Google Gemini Stereo speakers Photokit (optional) price 1,099 euros 1,399 euros With Photokit: 1,599 euros A full zoom without skimping on the rest Vivo X300 | Image: Live To say that the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro are two premium products is stating the obvious. We are looking at two terminals armed to the teeth in all aspects, from the screen (AMOLED LTPO at 120 Hz in both cases) to the processor (the MediaTek Dimensity 9500). They have everything you could expect from a device that costs more than a thousand euros as a base, but there are three aspects worth stopping by: The camera. The battery. The operating system. Starting with the last one, the Vivo X300 arrives with Android 16 from the factory seasoned with OriginOS 6. Among the benefits of this system is the total interconnection with Windows computers, but the most striking thing is the “Full integration with the Apple ecosystem“. We are talking about being able to connect an Apple Watch, AirPods, etc. Chinese brands have managed to break the Cupertino garden barrier and have entered in style. Vivo X300 Pro | Image: Live On the other hand, another notable aspect is the updates. As we said, they arrive with Android 16 as standard, but the company is committed to offering five years of major updates and seven years of security patches. In other words, the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro should theoretically reach Android 21. You still have time to get your tickets for the gala Xataka NordVPN Awards 2025 on November 20 in Madrid! Join us and discover the best technological products of the year in a free event full of gadgets, humor and surprises. Advice offered by the brand Secondly, the battery. Neither of the two terminals exceeds eight millimeters in thickness (not counting the camera module) and their weights are around 200 grams. However, they incorporate 5,360 and 5,440 mAh batteries (X300 and X300 Pro, respectively). This is possible thanks to the silicon-carbon technologysomething that companies like Vivo, OPPO and OnePlus are pushing very hard. However, it should be noted that the battery is smaller than its Chinese counterparts. They are accompanied by fast charges to match, namely 90W wired and 40W wireless. And the fundamental pillar of these devices is the camera, which deserves its own separate table: Vivo x300 vivo x300 pro angular Samsung ISOCELL HPB 200 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Sensor size: 1/1.4 inch Aperture f/1.68 OIS Vivo x Sony LYT-828 50 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Gimbal Sensor size: 1/1.28 inch Aperture f/1.57 OIS telephoto LYT-602 50MP sensor ZEISS APO lenses Sensor size: 1/1.95 inch Aperture f/1.2.57 Samsung ISOCELL HPB 200 MP sensor ZEISS APO lenses Sensor size: 1/1.4 inch Aperture f/2.67 OIS wide angle Samsung JN1 50 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Sensor size: 1/2.76 inch Aperture f/1.20 Samsung JN1 50 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Sensor size: 1/2.76 inch Aperture f/1.20 selfie Samsung JN1 50 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Sensor size: 1/2.76 inch Aperture f/1.20 Samsung JN1 50 MP sensor ZEISS lenses Sensor size: 1/2.76 inch Aperture f/1.20 Vivo X300 Pro | Image: Live Needless to say, the 200 megapixels are especially relevant in these terminals, particularly in the Pro model. Vivo has trusted the sensor ISOCELL HPB “Thanos” from Samsung its telephoto. The proposal is obvious: to be able to get very close without the loss of quality being notable. After all, if there is one good … Read more

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