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There are good reasons why the Volvo EX60 has received great attention at its launch. The firm continues to bet on the mid-size electric SUV segment, and the new update of the EX60 inaugurates a new technological era for the manufacturer, including new features in the platform, battery, autonomy, safety and more. Below these lines we tell you all the details. Volvo EX60 (2027), technical sheet P6 Electric p10 awd electric p12 awd electric BODY TYPE. D-SUV D-SUV D-SUV MEASUREMENTS AND WEIGHT. 4,803 meters long, 1,908 meters wide, 1,635 meters high and 2,970 meters wheelbase. 2,190 kg weight. 4,803 meters long, 1,908 meters wide, 1,635 meters high and 2,970 meters wheelbase. 2,350 kg weight. 4,803 meters long, 1,908 meters wide, 1,635 meters high and 2,970 meters wheelbase. 2,405 kg weight. TRUNK. 634 liters in the rear trunk. 1,647 liters with rear seats folded 634 liters in the rear trunk. 1,647 liters with rear seats folded 634 liters in the rear trunk. 1,647 liters with rear seats folded MAXIMUM POWER. 275 kW (374 hp) 375 kW (510 hp) 500 kW (680 hp) WLTP CONSUMPTION. 14.7 kWh/100 km according to the WLTP cycle. Electric range according to WLTP cycle: up to 620 km 15.7 kWh/100 km according to the WLTP cycle. Electric range according to WLTP cycle: up to 660 km 16 kWh/100 km according to the WLTP cycle. Electric range according to WLTP cycle: up to 810 km ENVIRONMENTAL DISTINCTIVE. Zero emissions Zero emissions Zero emissions DRIVING AIDS (ADAS). Automatic emergency braking, intelligent speed limit information, detection of vehicles in the blind spot, intelligent cruise control, 360º parking camera, rear parking sensors, lane keep and change assistance, rear cross traffic alert, cameras in the rearview mirrors. Further Automatic emergency braking, intelligent speed limit information, detection of vehicles in the blind spot, intelligent cruise control, 360º parking camera, rear parking sensors, lane keep and change assistance, rear cross traffic alert, cameras in the rearview mirrors. Further Automatic emergency braking, intelligent speed limit information, detection of vehicles in the blind spot, intelligent cruise control, 360º parking camera, rear parking sensors, lane keep and change assistance, rear cross traffic alert, cameras in the rearview mirrors. Further OTHERS. Android Automotive software compatible with wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay 11.4″ screen for the instrument panel and 15.04″ curved OLED panel for the central unit Matrix LED headlights Android Automotive software compatible with wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay 11.4″ screen for the instrument panel and 15.04″ curved OLED panel for the central unit Matrix LED headlights Android Automotive software compatible with wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay 11.4″ screen for the instrument panel and 15.04″ curved OLED panel for the central unit Matrix LED headlights ELECTRIC HYBRID. No No No Plug-in HYBRID. No No No electric. Yeah Yeah Yeah price and launch From 64,900 euros before discounts From 67,925 euros before discounts From 73,975 euros before discounts New platform and technologies The EX60 debuts the SPA3 platform, which they assure It is the most advanced developed by Volvo to date. Unlike the EX90which uses the SPA2 architecture, this new SUV incorporates important new features, starting with its manufacturing process. And Volvo has opted this time for megacastinga technique that drastically reduces the number of individual parts by using recycled aluminum cast in large sections. The idea is to streamline production and reduce costs and weight. Another key innovation is the use of CTB batteries (“cell-to-body”) for this model, which integrates the batteries structurally into the chassis. According to Volvo, this system improves energy density by 20% and allows 31% higher charging speeds, all while taking up less space and reducing the overall weight of the vehicle. The EX60 also boasts an 800-volt electrical system, which translates into ultra-fast reload times, as long as our charger supports itclear. Its three versions can charge from 10 to 80% of the battery in just 18-19 minutes using a direct current fast charger (400 kW power). Three motor and battery configurations Volvo will offer the EX60 in three engine and battery configurations. The entry-level model, the P6 Electric, is equipped with rear-wheel drive, an 83 kWh battery and develops 374 HP (275 kW) with 480 Nm of torque. According to the technical sheet offered by Volvo, this version reaches 100 km/h in 5.9 seconds and offers up to 620 kilometers of autonomy in the WLTP combined cycle, reaching up to 740 km in urban use. The P10 AWD Electric features all-wheel drive and a 95 kWh battery. Its power amounts to 510 HP (375 kW) and 710 Nm of torque, which allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in about 4.6 seconds. The autonomy is 660 km in the combined cycle and up to 790 km in the city. The jewel in the crown goes to the P12 AWD Electric, which has a generous 117 kWh battery and develops about 680 HP (500 kW) with 790 Nm of maximum torque. This model promises to reach 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds and, the most notable thing, is that offers up to 810 kilometers of autonomy in the WLTP cycle combined, promising up to 980 km in an urban environment. If we take a simple look, we will see that this is one of the highest autonomy figures in the current electric vehicle market in this segment. On the other hand, it should be noted that they have a towing capacity that varies between 2,000 kg for the P6 and 2,400 kg for the all-wheel drive versions. Minimalist line design with the Volvo touch Aesthetically, the EX60 maintains the trend that Volvo has been showing us over the last few years, but this time it goes through a somewhat more modern and aerodynamic interpretation. The Thor’s hammer-shaped lights are still present, as well as the vertical rear lights, although with an updated finish. Factors such as the low hood, the stylized sides and the descending roof line contribute to an aerodynamic coefficient of 0.26, something that in … Read more

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“You have to be very clear about your audience and know where to aim” This is what one of the people in charge of Ebro tells me who has seen the brand grow since its first days and who came with previous experience in one of the largest automobile groups in the world, now made up of a huge sum of brands with a diluted image that have lost their hallmark. Ebro is looking for it by pulling Chery. As we tell you in Xatakathe brand has the challenge of recover a firm that was an icon of rural Spain through Chinese capital but trying to carve out its own niche in the market. They explain to us that there are already a thousand workers in the old Nissan plant where, curiously, those first Ebros were also assembled. For now, the company continues working with kits partially assembled in China but those that are finished being sealed in Spain. The next step is for these kits to be components, more individual parts and greater weight of local assembly. Who knows if, in the future, they will be able to count on their own molds and purely Spanish manufacturing with a greater weight of Spanish suppliers. What is certain is that, until then, the brand seems to be heading in the right direction. Ebro S900 PHEV technical sheet EBRO S900 PHEV Body type. Five-seater SUV. Measurements and weight. 4,810 meters long, 1,925 meters wide and 1,741 meters high. Wheelbase of 2,800 meters. Weight not specified. Trunk. 448 liters. Maximum power. 425 HP and 580 Nm of maximum torque. WLTP consumption. 1.4 l/100 km according to the WLTP cycle. 140 kilometers of electric autonomy. Environmental distinctive. Zero emissions Driving aids (ADAS). Mandatory by the European Union. Others 15.6-inch 2.5K instrument cluster display 10.25-inch instrument panel and 8.8-inch Head-Up Display. Infotainment system compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay (wireless). 50 W wireless charger. 540º camera (view of the bottom of the car). Heated and ventilated seats. 14-speaker Sony sound system. Electric hybrid. No. Plug-in Hybrid. Yes. Plug-in hybrid set with up to 140 kilometers of electric range with a total power of 425 HP. Formed by: Electric motor 1 (front / generator): 75 kW (102 HP) / 170 Nm Electric motor 2 (front-wheel drive): 90 kW (122 HP) / 220 Nm Electric motor 3 (rear-wheel drive): 175 kW (238 HP) / 310 Nm 1.5 TGDI DHE engine (front-wheel drive): 105 kW (143 HP) / 215 Nm electric. No. Price and launch. Now available from 53,990 euros without aid or commercial offers. Ebro announces a starting price of 38,990 euros with the exit campaign. Chinese car plated in Spain We could get an idea of ​​what we were going to find with the Ebro S900. If you have read our test of the Omoda 9 SHS You will have noticed that, aesthetically, it has many similarities. And its skeleton, the ingredients of the dish, are Chinese. But the chef is Spanish, there is no doubt about that. And this Ebro S900 PHEV is tuned in Spain to resemble it a little more to Spanish tastes. The result is very good. Like the Omoda 9 SHS, this Ebro S900 also arrives with a complex heart. It has a 1.5 TGDI DHE combustion engine that is accompanied by three electric motors. Two of them are at the front, with a three-speed gearbox and three clutches, and another motor is located on the rear axle. This set that generates up to 425 HP and 580 Nm of torqueis distributed as follows: Electric motor 1 (front / generator): 75 kW (102 HP) / 170 Nm Electric motor 2 (front-wheel drive): 90 kW (122 HP) / 220 Nm Electric motor 3 (rear-wheel drive): 175 kW (238 HP) / 310 Nm 1.5 TGDI DHE engine (front-wheel drive): 105 kW (143 HP) / 215 Nm So you can work on five modes different, considering what is the most efficient and appropriate for each moment: Completely electric Series hybrid: the combustion engine acts as an electricity generator and the electric motors drive the car Parallel hybrid: electric motors and combustion engine drive the wheels The combustion engine drives the wheels directly. Regenerative braking Taking all this into account, the maximum power is 425 HP and a torque of 580 Nm. Its acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is 5.8 seconds and the maximum speed of 180 km/h. This power arrives through six driving modes: ECO, Normal, Sport, Snow (longer gears), Sand (more work of the hybrid engine to improve traction in sand) and Offroad (smooth torque delivery to facilitate off-road handling) All this is accompanied by a 34.46 kWh CATL battery of NMC chemistry that allows recharging of 6.6 kW in alternating current and 71 kW as peak power in direct current. We will have to wait to find out what the battery charging curve may be because Ebro only announces that to go from 30 to 80% charge with a direct current plug it takes 25 minutes, which is not a good figure if we see the size of the battery and the maximum charging power supported. All this cocktail of data is brought to shore with a very nice plug-in hybrid in its use both on the highway and off it. What draws the most attention is the game that Ebro has put on his broadcast although, and without data we cannot confirm this for sure, it is likely that it is at the expense of his consumption. When we tested the Omoda 9 SHS we said that we did not feel the approved 537 HP. You had to look for them with your foot deep and they didn’t always show their faces. It was difficult to get the car out of its lethargy as series hybriddesigned to save consumption at the expense of the combustion engine working as an electricity generator at specific revolutions and with the electric motors pushing the car. This Ebro S900 behaves very … Read more

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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

MediaMarkt knocks down the price of the top mobile phone for taking photos. A much cheaper Google Pixel on VAT-free Day

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Once again, MediaMarkt has launched a Day without VAT in which we can find juicy discounts on almost all types of devices, even those that do not usually drop in price frequently. In the field of mobile phones we have the best offer – at least without coupons – that the store has launched to date in the Google Pixel 10 Prowhose discount leaves it for 751.24 euros. Google Pixel 10 Pro (128GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A perfect mobile for taking photos Whether you want it to take photos, for its design or for the software, the Google Pixel 10 Pro It is a high-end mobile phone that is quite interesting for everything it offers. Right now you have the best (or at least one of the best) prices the store has had to dateso it’s a good time to get it if you’ve been looking for a good discount for a while. Especially after Black Friday and the Christmas season. It is an ideal phone if what you are looking for is a fairly compact size, since its screen is 6.3 inches. The panel offers a refresh rate of 1 to 120 Hz and the processor is the Google Tensor G5. On the other hand, it includes 16 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, so it is the basic configuration of the mobile. If you prefer, the 256 GB version reaches 850.41 euros during the MediaMarkt campaign, another minimum price of the store. Among other things, it is worth mentioning that the software will receive updates for six more years, the mobile is resistant to both water and dust (IP68) and at the camera level the Pixel 10 Pro offers very good results thanks to its 50 MP main sensorto its 48 MP wide angle, to the 48 MP 5x telephoto and, of course, to your camera app. You may also be interested Google Pixel Watch 4 (41 mm) – Android Smartwatch with Fitness Tracking and Gemini Help – Polished Silver Aluminum Case – Porcelain Sports Band – Wi-Fi The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Google Pixel Buds A-Series – Truly Wireless Earbuds – Bluetooth Audio Headphones – White 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 | Alejandro AlcoleaGoogle In Xataka | The best mobile phones, we have tested them and here are their analyzes In Xataka | The best quality-price mobiles. Their analyzes and videos are here

To take photos, I am clear about which phone I would buy right now. A high-end that does not increase too much in price

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I have never been a big lover of photography because until a few years ago it had not really caught my attention. But I have been experimenting little by little and Nowadays on a mobile I prefer to prioritize this section before even the power. Although in some cases good power and good photography go hand in hand in the high range, there are times when this is not the case. Here, for color tastes. But me right now I don’t even remotely take advantage of the power that this type of mobile provides.so if I buy one right now I am clear that I would bet on the Google Pixel 10. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A mobile phone with a great photographic section For many years I have played mobile games that were quite demanding. Currently, I only play one or two games very occasionally and they usually require quite low performance or power, as is the case of the Solitaire or, to a lesser extent, ‘Balatro‘. On the other hand, what I am taking advantage of right now is the photographic section of the Xiaomi 14T. I quite like to play with the options offered by the cameras signed by Leicaso it is clearer than water that the next mobile phone I would buy right now is Google’s. He Google Pixel 10like the rest of the brand’s models, has the particularity of having as a base the Google app. Yes, this can be adapted with the GCam in other mobile phones, but to this we must add excellent processing and a five-fold telephoto. The photographic section, focusing on the camera module, is made up of a 50 MP wide-angle sensor, a 13 MP ultra-wide angle sensor and a 10.8 MP telephoto sensor. It is also worth mentioning that it comes with Camera Coachwhich for those less versed in the subject may be attractive to receive recommendations through artificial intelligence. You may also be interested Spigen Ultra Hybrid MagFit Case for Google Pixel 10/10 Pro Compatible with Pixelsnap and MagSafe – Clear White The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Optik Camera Protector for Google Pixel 10, 2 Units, Transparent, Crystal Clear, Full Coverage, Installation Kit, 9H Hardness, Anti-Scratch The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Pepu RiccaGoogle In Xataka | The best mobile phones (2025), we have tested them and here are their analyzes In Xataka | The best quality-price mobiles (2025). Their analyzes and videos are here

Researchers extracted photos and statuses from 3.5 billion WhatsApp users. Meta didn’t react until they told him.

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Between December 2024 and April 2025, a team from the University of Vienna identified 3.5 billion active phone numbers on WhatsApp (practically its entire user base) from a single server and without encountering too much technical resistance. They processed more than a hundred million numbers per hour and extracted not only the existence of accounts, but also public keys, profile photos, status texts, and device metadata. They did it without having to hide, from the same university IP, same server, five accounts. For four months, no one in Meta noticed. Why is it important. This is not the first time that this vulnerability has been demonstrated, as it has already occurred in 2012 and 2021but the first at this scale and speed. The finding exposes a structural contradiction in WhatsApp: Your architecture should show whether a number is registered to enable contact discovery… …but that functional need collides with the privacy of its users. Knowing who uses WhatsApp in countries where it is prohibited, such as China, Burma or North Korea, can have serious consequences. There they detected 2.3 million, 1.6 million and five accounts respectively (not five million, just five). The investigation, published a few weeks ago in NDSS 2026shows that this crack not only persists, but has widened. The context. The researchers developed ‘libphonegen’, a tool that reduces the search space from billions of theoretical combinations of possible mobile phone numbers to “just” 63 billion real candidates for 245 countries. Using unofficial WhatsApp clients that directly access the XMPP API, they queried these numbers at a rate of 7,000 per second. Neither his IP was blocked nor his accounts sanctioned. Meta did not respond until researchers explicitly reported the finding in March of this year, and countermeasures did not arrive until October, just a couple of months ago. The figures. He dataset resulting five times higher the scandal of scraping from Facebook 2021: India leads the document with 749 million users (21% of the total), followed by Indonesia and Brazil. In Spain, 46.5 million accounts. 81% use Android. More than half have a public profile photo. 29% have the status text visible. Between the lines. The researchers were able to infer the operating system by analyzing initialization patterns of the cryptographic keys. Android starts certain identifiers at zero. iOS does this in random values. This detail matters because iPhone users are higher-value targets for attackers. They also detected that public keys are reused. They found 2.3 million different keys used on 2.9 million different devices. In Burma and Nigeria, tens of thousands of numbers shared the same key, pointing either to faulty implementation or outright fraud. They even found twenty American numbers that use a private key composed only of zeros. In detail. The method is not limited to confirming the existence of the accounts. For each one they extracted public keys, timestamps and the list of linked devices. This allows you to build detailed profiles without accessing the content of the messages. The age of the device can be estimated by counting key rotations. The “popularity” of a user is inferred by the frequency of depletion of their prekeys single usewhich are consumed every time you start a new conversation. Researchers downloaded 77 million profile photos of the +1 rank (prefix for the United States and Canada) in a matter of hours. 66% of them contained recognizable faces. They also found disturbing status texts, such as those from traffickers listing prices, accounts business advertising drugs or publicly visible corporate emails from governments and armies. And now what. Meta has deployed probabilistic cardinality counters to limit how many unique accounts a user can query without blocking legitimate contact discovery. It has also restricted bulk access to status photos and texts. The researchers confirmed that the measures work in subsequent tests. But no countermeasures protect those who were already listed during the months in which the system has been wide open. The big question. For four months, from a university server without even hiding their identity, they looted practically the entire user base of the most used application on the planet without anyone at Meta realizing until they were explicitly told. If these researchers were able to do it under these conditions, who else did it before without telling anyone? In Xataka | WhatsApp brings the big update of the season: the most important change is not on the mobile, but on the computer Featured image | Dimitri Karastelev

AI already generates photos indistinguishable from reality, so people are using it to collect fake returns

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The photo on the left was taken by me on my bathroom counter, the second is the result of asking Nano Banana to simulate that it had been hit during transport. If it weren’t for the Gemini logo in the lower right corner (which can be removed very easily), it would pass perfectly for a real photo. Online stores have a problem. what’s happening. There is an increasingly common trend in the world of online sales. Some customers are taking advantage of imaging models like Nano Banana to request product returns. Is what this person did: He ordered a carton of eggs from a fast home delivery service. One of the 24 eggs was broken. He took a photo and asked Gemini to add more broken eggs. He sent it to customer service and voilà: return completed. Why is it important. The images are no longer proof of anything, we saw it with the first images generated with Nano Banana Pro that went viral, and we are going to have to learn to live with it. Not only will we doubt absolutely every image we see, it also means that anything that could be verified with images may now be false. There are many more scenarios: cheat on your boss telling you that you had an accident on the way to work, exaggerating the damages to your insurance company, lying to your partner… China has the advantage. They count in South China Morning Post that the trend of deceiving online sales companies with AI is a trend that is spreading like wildfire. During the pass 11.11 celebrationseveral stores received images of customers asking for a refund using AI-generated images, such as a rusty electric toothbrush, a frayed item of clothing, or a broken ceramic mug. There is a case that has been echoed Wiredin which a customer who bought live crabs demanded a refund because many had arrived dead. To prove it, he sent images and even videos, but the sellers noticed that the video was not real because there were crabs with more legs. The problem with these detected cases is that the images were not credible, but that makes us think of all the more subtle images that will be considered good. There are more cases. China has the largest online trading systemso it makes sense that more cases have been detected, but it is not a trend exclusive to one country. The egg case that we mentioned above occurred in India and cases have also been detected in the United States. According to the fraud detection firm Forterthe use of AI images for this type of deception has increased by 15% by 2025, coinciding with the arrival of more capable imaging models. With Nano Banana Pro it looks like the trend is going to give a significant boost. Returns without return. Obviously, this technique cannot be used with just any product. There are cases in which stores refund our money without it being necessary for us to return the product. It can be applied in the case of perishable, fragile products and, in general, low-value products. If the images are no longer proof, they will have to change the strategy. Sending us a broken bottle of shampoo, I don’t know if it would be the best option, but they could force that the photos sent can only be taken from the app itself and not upload the ones we have in the camera roll. Image | Amparo Babiloni, Xataka In Xataka | FACUA believes that a lot of V16 beacons “approved by the DGT” are not legal. And there’s a way to sum it up: fraud.

Zara has found the formula to produce more photos in much less time. The answer was not where many thought

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Every time a big fashion brand mentions artificial intelligence, the reflex is almost automatic. We think about the possibility of models replaced by avatars, sessions that are reduced to a minimum and increasingly automated campaigns. It is a logical reaction, fueled by what we have already seen in the sector in recent months. But not all bets go that way. In the case of Zara, the question is not whether AI enters the creative process, but how it does so and what it decides to preserve intact. Not all AI in fashion is the same. In recent years, the sector has been trying very different paths under the same label. There are brands that have opted for generate complete campaigns with images created by generative systems, and others that have explored the creation of digital “doubles” of models to reuse their image in marketing. This context explains why Zara’s announcement triggers almost automatic suspicions. But it also forces us to refine the focus, because replacing a session is not the same as reusing a photograph, nor is it the same to displace people as to reorganize how visual content is produced. What exactly has Zara announced. Reuters reports thatZara has begun using AI to help create new images of real models in different outfits and accelerate visual production, in a movement that is part of a broader trend in the sector. As explained by an Inditex spokesperson, AI is being used to complement existing processes, not to replace them. The company presents it as a way to gain speed in the production of images without considering a total change of model in how its visual communication is built. How the “nuanced” approach works. From what has been published so far, the approach aims to take real photographs of human models and use AI to edit them and show those same models with other combinations of clothing, without repeating the session. The British newspaper CityAMfor its part, includes the anonymous testimony of a model according to which Zara asked for permission to edit its images with AI and thus show different items. This difference is important, because we are not talking about generating a campaign from scratch or creating a complete digital replica, but rather about expanding the number of final images based on previously photographed material. A precedent that marked the debate. Months before Zara’s move, H&M had contributed to tense the conversation with a much more visible proposal. In March 2025, the swedish company announced that would begin to create digital “twins” of 30 models to use in social networks and campaigns, always with prior permission. The initiative included compensation and control of rights by the models, but it also provoked criticism and once again put on the table the fear of a progressive reduction in work on traditional sets. The other end of the spectrum. The clearest contrast is offered by Mango. The company presented a campaign for its youth line generated entirely with AIa much more radical approach than Zara’s. In its case, AI is not limited to expanding combinations from a previous session, but is placed at the center of the creative process, although with subsequent intervention by human teams for selection and retouching. Mango frames this decision within its 2024-2026 strategic plan and presents it as a commitment to efficiency and innovation, thus marking a clear limit compared to hybrid approaches. Even so, the discomfort does not disappear. Some actors in the sector warn that the growing use of AI could reduce the number of assignments for photographers, models and production teams. It does not speak of a specific impact, but of a cumulative effect that can alter an entire ecosystem, from established professionals to those trying to make their way. The concern is not only focused on a specific brand, but on the sum of decisions that, little by little, change how many times a camera is turned on. Images | Zara | Highlight ID | M. Rennim In Xataka | All tech companies are putting AI in all their products. The problem is that nobody wants them

what it is and how to use it to create artificial intelligence images from your photos

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Let’s explain to you what it is and how you can use it ChatGPT Imagesthe new section of the artificial intelligence Designed to help you create and edit photos and images. This is a forceful response to Free Nano Banana of Geminiso amazing that it already represents a new evolutionary leap in images created by AI. Since the launch of Nano Banana on Gemini, Google had managed to compete head to head with ChatGPT in creating images from photographs. Gemini was able to use your face and be recognized, something that OpenAI’s AI could not do… until now. We’re going to start by explaining what this new feature is and what features it has to differentiate it from the rest, because there are some very interesting and innovative things. Then, at the end we will summarize how you can use it to create images with different styles from your photos. What is ChatGPT Images ChatGPT Images a new section dedicated to image creation within ChatGPT. This artificial intelligence chat has updated and improved its image creator from photos so much that it has decided to give it an exclusive section. Just as ChatGPT’s normal chat allows you to create images from scratch or from your photographs, This section is exclusive for creating images from photos. Come on, the idea is that when you want to do this, instead of getting complicated by asking ChatGPT, you can enter the section and speed up the process. This is so because In the Images section you will have several ideas for designs and tools to edit your photos. Thus, it will be as easy as clicking on one of your designs, choosing the photo and that’s it, ChatGPT will do the rest. With this, eliminates the need to know how to write a good promptand the process is simpler and more visual for inexperienced people. When you choose the design and upload the photo, it will automatically be sent to ChatGPT with a pre-generated prompt that you can see. Showing you the prompt changes everything This is important, because being able to see the prompt that ChatGPT uses in its presetyou will also be able to copy and paste it to modify it, or even use it in Gemini or some other competing tool. Thus, ChatGPT Images is also not only a good testing ground, but by offering you several prompts it gives you the basis to later generate a much more personalized image from them. You will also know how the image editing prompt works in a more transparent way, and you will be able to use things from both prompts to create a completely unique one. Until now, when you were faced with creating an image from a photo you had to do it from scratch, composing the prompt on your own or searching the Internet to find them. That’s why showing it to you changes everything, because it makes anyone without knowledge can create images very elegant with AI. To all this we must add an interface that also simplifies everything, and in which ideas are shown to you with an image of the resultso that if you see something you like, you just have to click and choose the photo. How to use ChatGPT Images The first thing you have to do is enter the ChatGPT website or application on your device. Here in the side menu Click on the section Images that will appear just below the search options. This will take you to the main screen of the section Images. In it, at the top you have a search field to write a prompt manually, and below you have pre-generated styles of images and ideas of styles or other things you can do. When you choose one of the designs or ideas, you will go to a screen where you simply have to choose the photo you want to use. You can choose any of the last ones that you have used, or click on Choose a new photo to manually upload another photo. And that’s it. When you do so, a chat with ChatGPT will open that includes the photo and the prompt created to generate the type of image you have chosen. In a few minutes you will have the result. You will be able to copy this prompt to reuse it with other images in the chat itself and even modify it to your liking. In Xataka Basics | How to create a character in ChatGPT and Gemini to use it in all the images you make with artificial intelligence

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The BYD Atto 2 has until now been a car poorly received by the market. And he had earned merits for it. In a country like Spain, where the electric car now seems to begins to spread its wingsPurely urban cars have it very complicated. With a battery of just over 40 kWh, it was very difficult to convince because in those cases leaving the urban area causes a lot of headaches. But the Chinese company has taken what seemed like a weakness and turned it into a missile to attack rivals. On a missile with a nuclear warhead. The electric version has been renewed and now offers an alternative with more than 60 kWh. But here we are to talk about the plug-in hybrid version. A car that has no rival for price and equipment. A car that with the aid that is in forcewhich they have been and those that, it is assumed, will be availableis the gateway to pluggable mobility. I would say more, it is confirmation that someone looking for a “cheap” or “accessible” car can also buy a plug-in hybrid with a Zero Emissions label and have that car for everything. Because right now there is no cheaper car with this technology on the market. Technical data sheet of the BYD Atto 2 DM-i BYD Atto 2 DM-i Body type. Five-seater SUV. Measurements and weight. 4.33 meters long, 1.83 meters wide and 1.675 meters high. Wheelbase of 2.62 meters. Weight: 1,510 kg Active version 1,620 kg Boost version. Trunk. 425 liters. Maximum power. 156 kW of power (213 HP) WLTP consumption. Approved consumption of 1.8 l/100 km in the combined cycle. Consumption of 5.1 l/100 km in the combined cycle according to BYD. Active: 40 kilometers of electric range Boost: 90 kilometers of electric range Environmental distinctive. Zero emissions. Driving aids (ADAS). Mandatory by the European Union. Adaptive cruise control with lane keeping. The brand specifies 20 ADAS systems, including a 360º camera Electric hybrid. No. Plug-in Hybrid. Yeah. Active: 40 kilometers of electric range and 122 kW (163 HP) Boost: 90 kilometers of electric range and 156 kW of power (213 HP) electric. No Price and launch. Now available to buy. Delivery of the first units in February 2026. Active: 28,200 euros without campaigns. Potential price with aid from the MOVES III Plan and discounts of 18,190 euros. Boost: 31,200 euros without campaigns. Potential price with aid from the MOVES III Plan and discounts of 20,190 euros. Price… and not only price It’s the elephant in the room. It is impossible to ignore that the BYD Atto 2 DM-i, the plug-in hybrid version, is convincing for its price. That’s why let’s put what we’re talking about into perspective. The BYD Atto 2 DM-i is sold in two versions which are inseparable from their equipment, so the package is closed. The entry-level version is called Active and comes with a maximum power of 122 kW (163 HP), 40 kilometers of autonomy and 3.6 kW alternating current charging. Just starting out, it has a 12.1-inch central screen, voice control of the infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, rear parking sensors, headlights with LED technology and four USB-C points. In addition to, obviously, all the safety aids mandated by the EU and systems such as adaptive cruise control with lane keeping. For its part, the Boost version comes with 156 kW of power (213 HP), 90 kilometers of autonomy and charges in alternating current at 6.6 kW power. To the previous equipment it adds a panoramic roof with electric sunshade, 360º camera with front and rear parking sensors, electric and heated front seats, heated steering wheel, 50W wireless mobile phone charging and bidirectional charging to charge external devices. These versions are sold at the following prices: Version RRP recommended Price with campaigns Price with moves III and scrap Price with moves IIi, scrapping and financing Activate (40 km autonomy) €28,200 €25,990 €20,990 €18,190 boost (90 km autonomy) €31,200 €29,990 €22,990 €20,190 These are prices that almost seem ridiculous. At the border of 30,000 euros from the start, the car has extensive equipment that the vast majority of cars at that price lack. With the aids applied (the version with 90 km of autonomy beats those relative to an electric car due to its wide range of kilometers), the price makes its rivals blush. To put some examplesa Seat Arona that lacks any type of hybridization sells between 20,000 and 25,000 euros. He Dacia Duster microhybrid, the cheapest with some electricity, is above 20,000 euros with equipment that pales next to the BYD Atto 2 DM-i. A 160 HP hybrid Renault Captur is starting to get very dangerously close to 30,000 euros. But none of these cars can lower their price somewhat with state aid. These are just a few examples but we could continue without problems. It is not only a matter of having a technology, plug-in hybridization, which promises to move on a daily basis for a very low cost (paying 0.15 euros/kWh, we are talking about traveling about 100 kilometers in the city for 2.70 euros), it is a question of materials, perceived quality and dynamics. The car features a 72 kW (96 HP) 1.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine that combines with a 145 kW (194 HP) electric motor to generate a maximum of 156 kW of power (213 HP) in the tested unit, the Boost. These two motors are part of what BYD calls Dual Motor, a system in which the combustion engine can directly drive the wheels or act as an electric generator that fills the battery and only the electric motor pushes the car. That has an advantage on paper. The combustion engine almost always operates at a specific speed, where it is more efficientgenerating electricity to the battery as happens in a Nissan QashqaiFor example. With the electric motor operating in most cases as the only motor, the feel of the car is that of an electric one, … Read more

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