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reach three million resignations at the end of the year

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In 2022 a turning point in the labor market in Spain was reached with a phenomenon known as the “Great resignation“, in which thousands of employees left their jobs and changed to other options with better salary conditions or conciliation. Since then, the number of voluntary casualties or resignations has not stopped growing in Spain. OK To what is published by The newspaper2025 will mark a Historic record in resignationsbreaking the roof of the three million volunteers. Do not say goodbye, I’m leaving. The official data From the General Social Security Regime reflect this reality: in 2024, 2,886,670 voluntary casualties were registered due to resignations in indefinite and temporary contracts. These figures represent a growth of 4.4% compared to 2023 and more than double the resignations registered a decade ago, with 1,224,534 resignations. According to Provisional data Collected by the General Treasury of Social Security, in the first eight months of 2025, the barrier of the two million resignations have already been exceeded, and the forecasts suggest that the three million resignations could be exceeded at the end of the year, a historical record for the country. “To better behavior of the economy, greater propensity to change jobs”, He slipped to the newspaper Levant Yésika Aguilar, director of Labor Relations at Treball. The labor market has changed. This unprecedented figure is the reflection of the cultural and economic change that the country is experiencing. Workers are increasingly looking for a balance between life and work, stability and well -being in the workplace. On the other hand, companies are in a situation of shortage of qualified workers, so they cannot afford to lose those who are already trained. The successive economic crises caused companies to apply strict cuts in terms of seniority and incentives for those employees who had more time. In the same way, Labor precariousness has forced employees to jump from employment in employment looking for better working and salary conditions. That cultivation broth, cooked over low heat during several economic crises, has transformed the Spanish labor market making employees They no longer feel attachment For your job. Precariousness and Labor Conciliation. The growth in resignations is closely linked to work precariousness, but not strictly to temporality. As can be seen in the graph, the workers who renounce They are those that have an indefinite contract. “There is a greater rejection of the toxic part of work and people value reconciliation and this explains greater rotation until they find proper employment,” declared to The newspaper Oriol Cremades, UAB Labor Law professor. On the side of workers with a temporary contract, low wages, minimum increases and temporary contracts of very short duration make many workers abandon the uncertainty of a temporary position for other more stable jobs or with better compensation. On the other hand, the elimination of incentives such as seniority or performance bonds has made employees with indefinite contracts do not feel to remain in the company compensates for it, which increases voluntary casualties. In parallel, the deterioration of the work environmentwith the elimination of teleworking as main friction pointand lack of care towards mental health have also been able to influence the increase in resignations. The Z generation and its relationship with employment. Another aspect to take into account is the emergence of generation Z in the workplace and its Change of values Regarding work. This generation places conciliation and respect for mental well -being above antiquity or traditional economic incentives. A report Alan of 2025 reveals that 40% of Spanish employees contemplate renouncing their work this year motivated by exhaustion and stresslooking for work environments that offer them labor flexibility, conciliation and quality of life. In Xataka | “On Monday you do not count on me”: the involuntary resignation and by WhatsApp from a worker endorsed by the Supreme Image | Unspash (Yolk Coworking – Krakow)

2025 is the first year that the mobiles that include it are a minority

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2025 marks the year in which Mobile without headphones jack overcome those who preserve it for the first time. Of all the terminals presented until today, September 29, 61.6% of the new models dispenses with the connector compared to 38.4% that maintains it. The last quarter will no longer change that trend. It is the first year in which the proportion is invested after a decade of constant decline. In 2024 the figure was 51% without Jack. In 2015, just 0.8% of mobiles reached the market without it, according to figures we have accessed in the database of GSMARENA. The data. Progressive elimination has not been linear nor is it equally distributed among manufacturers: 726 mobile phones with Jack came out in 2015. Only 6 dispensed with him. In 2024 the figure was equated: 314 with Jack, 302 without him. Still advantage for the “with”. In 2025 we had 171 with Jack compared to 274 without him. The most pronounced fall has occurred in the last three years. Between the lines. The battle has not been lost by technical consensus, but by imposition. Apple led (which did not “start”) the offensive in 2016 with the iPhone 7. Others remained by imitation or by saving in components and internal space. The official argument was always the same: gain millimeters for larger batteries or make the devices more resistant to water. The real result has been another: to push users to Buy wireless headphonesa market that has grown exponentially. Yes, but. The mobiles that keep the jack are not all low range. Brands like Asus in his Rog Phone for Gamers Or Sony in some Xperia they keep it as a sales argument. Also Chinese manufacturers such as Xiaomi in specific models. EITHER Zte with a disturbing double Jack that has not served to encourage many sales. It is not a matter of technical capacity, but business decision. Manufacturers have calculated that the cost of losing nostalgic users is less than the benefit of pushing them to the wireless ecosystem. And now what. The extinction of the 3.5 mm jack is technical, but also strategic. Users who prefer the cable will have to settle for adapters, USB-C headphones or search in an increasingly reduced market. USB-C remains as an alternative with cable, but fragments the market: not all cable headphones work in all mobiles without converters. The industry has decided that the future is wireless. Not because it is better in all cases, but because it is more profitable. And that decision is no longer going back. In Xataka | I have wireless headphones of all types. None works as well as cable Outstanding image | Math

45,000 tons of green hydrogen per year

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For decades, the North Sea was synonymous with oil and gas, holding a good part of the European economy and energy supply. Today, in full transition to renewables, that same sea is emerging as the scenario of a change of era: there has not been discovered a hidden reservoir, but the production of 45,000 tons per year of green hydrogen. Is this possible? Some media They have replicated The same narrative of finding a natural hydrogen site in the North Sea, but the reality is very different. An official statement from Totalenergies and Air Liquide They announced two projects of electrolysis in the Netherlands and Belgium that, added, could produce that amount of green hydrogen every year from renewable electricity generated in the Oranjewind marine wind park. In short, there is no hydrogen deposit “under the sea”. What there is is production potential thanks to offshore wind turbines that provide energy to electrolyte capable of dividing water into oxygen and hydrogen. Electrolysis It consists of applying electricity (If it comes from renewable sources, such as wind, we talk about “green” hydrogen) to previously treated water to separate its oxygen and hydrogen molecules. Subsequently, hydrogen is compressed or transported by pipes towards its industrial or energy use. There are many plans in sight. The project mentioned above contemplates an electrolyzer of 250 MW in Zeeland with the capacity to produce up to 30,000 tons per year, it is scheduled for 2029. Also, there is one of “Tolling” with the Elygator electrolyzer in Maasvlakte, with 15,000 tons per year for the Refinery of Antwerp, operational within two years. This scheme means that Totalenergies does not build or opera directly that electrolyzer: yields its renewable electricity to air liquid, which transforms it into hydrogen, and totalenergies pay for that production capacity In addition, others develop in Europe projects like Hope (Hydrogen offshore production for Europe), coordinated by French Lhyfe. This will install a 10 MW electrolyzer off the coast of Belgium and hopes to produce its first four tons per day in 2026, demonstrating the viability of generating hydrogen directly on the high seas. But is there anything in motion? Pilots have been tested for three years Sealhyfea small offshore plant also from Lhyfe. However, making the leap to large -scale production faces several obstacles: High costs: a single electrolyzer such as Zeeland is about 600 million euros of investment. Technical challenges: corrosion, storms and maintenance in marine conditions. Environmental Impact: Offshore wind farms They can affect to marine biodiversity, fishing or provoking bird collisions with turbines. Fragmented regulation: Each northern sea country applies different norms, which delays common projects. A strategic sea. The European Union has marked as a goal to boost renewable hydrogen to decarbonize sectors that are difficult to electrify – such as steel, cement or heavy transport – and reduce dependence on fossil gas. By 2030 wants to have dozens of electrolyte gigawatts installed. In parallel, its offshore renewable energy strategy plans to reach up to 300 GW of marine wind capacity in 2050, Much in the North Sea. Now, the North Sea does not belong to the EU as a whole: it is distributed in exclusive economic zones (ZEE) from different countries, including Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, United Kingdom and Norway. That means that each project must first adjust to the country’s regulations in whose Zee is. To overcome this fragmentation and scale the energy transition, Brussels promotes cross -border cooperation initiatives such as the North Seas Energy Cooperationwhich seeks to harmonize rules and interconnect projects between neighboring countries. Goodbye gas and oil. The North Sea was for decades symbol of the European Black Gold and gas dependence. Today it could become a laboratory of the energy transition. The “Treasury” is not hidden in chests under the sea: it is a challenge that requires investment, political cooperation and technological advances. Only if these barriers are exceeded, the figures will cease to be striking holders to become a true energy revolution. Image | Freepik Xataka | How much electricity produces each country with renewable energy, exposed in a graphic

London prohibited renting homes on Airbnb more than 90 days a year. You will not believe what happened: prices lowered

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In 2017 it was Airbnb itself that introduced an innovative limit in the city of London: 90 annual days as a stop for complete housing rentals. The measure, adopted after authorities pressure Local and London’s town hall, sought to prevent the platform from being used fraudulently. Today we know that the consequence, although weak, was expected: up to 4%. Airbnb and London. Airbnb’s growth in London during the 2010 made the city one of the main focus of the collaborative economy, with More than 40,000 properties offered and an annual expansion. However, what was born as a specific form of income for individuals quickly became a business for professional operators. Almost A quarter From the advertisements of complete housing they exceeded the threshold of the 90 annual rental nights without having the required permission, which took thousands of floors from the residential market. The phenomenon generated neighborhood complaints about the constant rotation of temporary tenants and additional pressure on a market already tensioning for the lack of affordable housing. The political reaction. The lack of capacity of the municipalities to monitor these excesses led to local leaders Como Sarah Haywardin Camden, to denounce that whole neighborhoods were being emptied of long -term rent. Given this situation, Airbnb recognized that the regulation was inescapable and that it should prevent its platform from being used as a way to operate undercover hotels. The measure had the support of opposition politicians, Like Tom Copleythat demanded a firm response to stop the negative effects on local communities. The 90 -day rule. Thus, given the growing pressure, Airbnb decided to introduce in 2017 An automatic limitation: No host could rent a complete home more than 90 nights per year unless it was proven to have authorization from the Consistory. It was a way of transferring the legal restriction directly to the code of the application itself, preventing the ads from remaining active once the limit is exceeded. With this measure, the company tried to stop Operators’ abuse professionals and project a commitment to urban sustainability. The change was well received by local managers, who considered that only a platform level control could guarantee the effective compliance of the norm. The impact on prices. Now, with the data of recent studiesan open secret has been confirmed: that the Airbnb expansion reduced the residential rental offer and uploaded prices in several districts in London. But not just that. The introduction of the 90 -day rule allowed for a time to mitigate part of these effects, with a registered fall around 4.1% in housing price rates after the entry into force of the regulation. In other words: the episode became a reference to analyze how digital platforms can transform urban markets and to what extent regulation itself can correct its externalities. The (great) dilemma. The London case reflects a gallimatisms present in many other large cities: How to balance the economic attraction of digital platforms with the need to protect housing as a social good. While Airbnb defenders highlight the flexibility, diversification of tourism and additional income for families, their critics underline the Gentrificationthe Tourist saturation and the loss of tissue Community London, in this way, became In a laboratory Of this tension, showing that without a robust regulatory framework (and, very important, sustained), the impact on housing can be devastating. A precedent. The introduction of The London rule He had an international impact, by inspiring other local governments to establish similar limits. European and American cities closely observed The experimentverifying that the combination of technological automation and political control could reduce adverse effects. The debate, of course, remains more than open: to what extent the platforms must self -regulate, and how far the states will impose restrictions to safeguard the right to housing. The citywith its mixture of neighborhood pressure, empirical data And political decisions, it was erected at a turning point in the relationship between digital economy and urban policies. Comparative with other “great.” As we said, the London frame was not isolated. In Berlinthe proliferation of tourist rentals led to the introduction of fines of up to 100,000 euros For those who rent more than half of their home without permission, a rule that sought to avoid the massive conversion of residential buildings into tourist accommodations. In Barcelonathe City Council has undertaken A crusade Against illegal tourist floors, closing hundreds of ads and fine Airbnb for not removing accommodations without a license, in an attempt to contain the expulsion of neighbors in central neighborhoods (while hotels prices rose). In New Yorkthe restrictions focused in limiting rentals of complete apartments when the owner did not live in the same property, accompanied by daily sanctions of up to $ 1,000to prevent whole blocks from being converted into clandestine hotels. San Francisco set sanctions from up to $ 1,000 newspapers not to register the properties. All examples that show how cities, each with their legal and social peculiarities, agreed on an essential point: the Airbnb phenomenon had overcome the border of technological innovation to become a real political and urban challenge of the first order. Image | Pexels, Pexels In Xataka | It is not that mass tourism has been installed in Madrid, Barcelona or Rome, is that it has reached the Galapagos Islands In Xataka | In 2023 New York closed the tap to Airbnb to protect his home. Two years later, only hotels are happy

How the city is prepared for one of the biggest tourist events of the year

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Malaga prepares to receive the comic-with next week. From September 25 to 28the capital will become neuralgic leisure center in Spainfranchise One of the most recognizable brands of the entertainment industry. A unique space for half a week that also makes clear its deep union with the city that welcomes it. We have asked ourselves how Malaga has prepared for Comic-Con, we have talked with hotels, restoration and transport and these are the answers. In Malaga better than anywhere else. Since his announcement, the fact that the Comic-Con is celebrated in Malaga has granted a special seal to the event. His first presentation was carried out in the city itself and there was a combination of international pop culture, with Marvel and Star Wars as flagships of the global fandom, with the much more native Malaga style, with dancers between droids and superheroes. Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, president of the Junta de Andalucía, said in that event that “for the Andalusian government, supporting this event is to consolidate Andalusia as a reference of digital art and pop culture.” The intention is clear. It is done in Malaga. Before the final approval of Malaga as the first headquarters outside the United States, a company delegation examined spaces, communications and other infrastructure, according to means like Malaga’s opinion. It is not a banal decision: The first calculations Extended by the organization talk about more than 30 million euros of economic impact, always according to Comic-Con. In any case, the city must be prepared. Hotel occupation. Although September is a month in which the hotel occupation traditionally lowers compared to August, the comic-with could change those figures. The Association of Hotel Entrepreneurs of the Costa del Sol (AEHCOS) estimates that the average occupation It could be around 87.65%, which represents a decrease with respect to the occupation of 88.74% last year. All that would change in the last days of the month, thanks to the influx that The organization estimates in 120,000 attendees. For those days, occupancy levels are expected above 90%, which could also extend the demand to nearby municipalities such as Torremolinos, Rincón de la Victoria or Benalmádena. A different tourism. Although tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday are exhausted since last May, Málaga prepares for the arrival of a tourism with a different profile: younger and more specialized, with medium-high purchasing power and therefore, with requirements other than traditional tourism. To the entry with food and drink to the comic-withas well as the possibility that visitors leave and return, a considerable increase in influx to restaurants, coffee shops and bars close to the Palace of Fairs and Congresses is expected, although it has been a decision not exempt from controversy and that has generated FACUA protests. The Comic-Con in the Palace of Fairs and Congresses. According to FYCMA’s own datathis year it is expected that up to 200,000 visitors will pass through the recess, an increase of 20% compared to the previous year. More than half of them could be visitors to the Comic-Con. Throughout 2025, FYCMA will organize more than one centers of fairs and congresses, but the comic-with is the “spearhead of its international projection.” According to the organization, the event “is a qualitative leap for its impact and the global scope of its theme.” And to get there. Transportation will experience reinforcements to facilitate access to FYCMA, although we have not been able to specify what will consist of exactly not obtaining a response from the city’s mobility area. If we get more precise data we will include them in the post, but for now we will know that the closest bus lines to the FYCMA (4, 19, 20 and 22) will have reinforced frequencies and greater operability during the event. In addition, the N3 night line will be available from central areas to the enclosure for those who attend activities at that time. As for the Metro, line 1 has a nearby stop (Sports Palace and Carranque), and the frequencies are expected to increase during the days of greater influx nearby, in lines C1 and C2. Although special routes have not been announced, the volume of travelers could lead to reinforcements at peak times. Header | Connor Gan in Unspash / Jesper Brouwers in Unspash In Xataka | This decision of George Lucas about his legacy is so important that he has gone for the first time to announce it

The countries that consumed the most oil last year, exposed in a graph that is a blow of reality

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Despite the renewable boomoil remains the source of energy that moves the world. Such is the level that, although the main oil companies The path of decarbonization began supporting renewable energies, a few months ago announced a change of coursediscovering that It was the best possible bet. The estimate is that the oil market continues to grow. And this chart illustrates what the largest oil consumers were during the past year. A Burrada. With data from Energy Institutethe graph prepared by Visual Capitalist Plasma the 25 countries with the highest daily oil consumption of 2024. The estimated total was 101.4 million barrels per day, and the graph leaves no doubt: the United States with 19 million barrels per day and China with 16.4 million leads. And a lot of distance from the rest. By colors, we can easily differentiate which area (Asian includes Australia) is the one that most consumes, and also see differences by region. For example, removed the monster that are the two powers, we see that Only a South American country appears In the top or that consumption in Europe, removing Russia, is quite even. The top 10> the others. The striking thing is that the first ten consumers (USA, China, India, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, Canada and Germany) represented 61% of the global fee. Among the first 20 countries, that figure increases to 80% and, in general, an annual 0.7% increase worldwide was observed. Because, as we said, despite the impulse of renewables, oil remains the main source of energy worldwide. A few months ago, the IEA (the International Energy Agency) reviewed its world supply forecasts for this year, projecting an increase of 1.6 million barrels per day and estimated that the oil demand in 2025 would be 103.9 million barrels per day. Where is it consumed? The case of India is tremendous, since in the last decade it has grown to one of the fastest rates worldwide, with 3.8% per year. And, if we see what the main oils spend on that oil, we see that the United States, for example, uses 70% of its 19 million barrels per day in the transport sector, followed by 24% in industrial use as raw material. Just 3% is consumed in residential and commercial use. In China, se esteem that half of the oil is used in transport and another large part in the industrial sector. Now, to generate electricity, although it remains a country very dependent on oil (even after Huge impulse to renewables), In its energy mix, oil is marginal, prioritizing coalthe Hydroelectricthe nuclear and the mentioned renewable. The future. And that dependence on oil is not only not being renewable, but it will go to more. If a few months ago IEA projected that increase of 1.6 million barrels per day, now OPEC+ says, as we read in Reuterswhich has more manga and can increase crude oil. And, in addition, China is also focused on becoming a Important actor in oil production. In the end, It is a very volatile market that depends on both internal tensions and conflicts and the not few active wars at the moment. But what seems clear is that, when we have the complete data of 2025, those 101.4 million barrels of last year will have been exceeded. And it will be interesting to see where the Indian brand leaves. In Xataka | How much electricity produces each country with renewable energy, exposed in a graphic

His next mission for this year is to divert an asteroid

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We may not finally need Bruce Willis, but Armageddon It is no longer a movie as unlikely as it seemed. After the United States managed to divert an asteroid for the first time in history, China prepares to launch its own planetary defense mission this year. Of course, with something that NASA did not have: a second probe to record everything live. A little context. In 2013, NASA and the European Space Agency created the AIDA program to demonstrate the asteroid deviation close to Earth. He NASA Dart Kinetic Impactor It would crash at high speed over a small asteroid called Dimorfo, and the AIM orbiter developed by that would record the event live to measure the effects of impact. ESA ended up abandoning the development of AIM due to the lack of financial support of the Member States. But NASA continued with the development of Dart and, on September 26, 2022, the asteroid successfully diverted, with a small Italian Cubesat (Lyciacube) as the only witness of the feat. The hera mission of ESA, AIM spiritual successor, is traveling to Dimorfo to take data From his arrival in December 2026, four years after the impact. Now it’s China. Although NASA-that collaboration did not materialize as conceived, China has its own version of AIDA. For now it is known as “experimental test of the asteroid defense system close to Earth”, but is very close to becoming a reality (probably with a less aseptic name). Wu Weiren, designer of some of the most important missions of the Chinese space program, commented at a conference in Heféi that the launch is scheduled as this year aboard a CZ-3B rocket. If it succeeds, the mission will make China the second country in the world deliberately against an asteroid to modify its orbit. And what is better: with a second probe loaded with sensors to record the live impact. Two ships instead of one. Unlike NASA’s mission, which sent a single Kamikaze probe with the Italian Cubesat inside, China’s plan contemplates the launch of two ships: an impactor and an observer that will make an exhaustive recognition. As for the asteroid, The chosen one is 2020 pn1located in an orbit of horseshoe to dozens of millions of kilometers from the earth. As details Wu Weirenthe observer will come first to map and obtain precise physical data. Shortly after, the impact ship will collide at high speed against the asteroid under the watchful eye of the observer, in addition to a combined network of telescopes on land and space. The objective is to accurately measure changes in orbit, morphology and material expelled by the clash of the ship, to evaluate the effectiveness of the impact. The goal is even more modest than that of Dart: produce an orbital deviation of between 3 and 5 centimeters. More difficult than it seems. The ship will have to travel for months, adjusting its course to hit an object of just a few hundred meters in diameter, with a minimum margin of error. To which you have to add uncertainty about the composition of the asteroid: it is not the same to collide with a solid rock than against an amalgam of loose rubble. The challenge is immense. “How to hit a fly from tens of millions of kilometers away”, PUBLISH THE GLOBAL Times. But NASA showed that it is possible, and now China has the opportunity to confirm that humanity is able to defend itself from one of the greatest existential threats faced by the Earth: the impact of a nearby object. The first test of a long -term plan. This mission is just the first piece of an ambitious puzzle with which China plans to establish a complete detection and defense system against asteroids. The country already has a land surveillance network, which includes the telescope of the Purple Mountain Observatory and the “China Compound Eye” project, a set of radars capable of obtaining high -precision images of asteroids to millions of kilometers. The plan is to complement this terrestrial network with a fleet of observation satellites in space and have a catalog of options to act as a threat is detected. It is not science fiction, but a real and urgent plan. In early 2025, in the midst of the growing concern for asteroid 2024 YR4, China opened a recruitment process In search of experts in astrophysics and international cooperation to create their own planetary defense force. Space muscle demonstration. This new mission comes at a time when China’s space program advances at a dizzying pace in contrast to NASA’s scientific cuts. China’s experience in handling deep space is growing, and has already achieved milestones that the United States does not possess, such as bringing samples of the hidden face of the moon. In May of this year, China also launched the Tianwen-2 probe, which is directed to the quasi-satellite Kamo’oalewa to collect the first samples of this peculiar object, A probable fragment of our moon. The samples would arrive to the Earth in 2027. Subsequently, the ship will continue its trip to a cometr of the main belt, in the farthest mission ever undertaken by the country. The next step: bring the first samples of Mars with Tianwen-3, something that seems to China will also get Before the United States and Europe. Image | THAT In Xataka | We already know that Asteroid YR4 will not collide with the earth. The probability of impact with the moon, on the other hand, has risen to 4%

One more year, we have new iPhone. And one more year, Apple is far in generative for mobiles

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Last May of Mayar Pichai, CEO of Google, mentioned the word “AI” 135 times in its inaugural talk In the Google I/O event in 2025. Everything was AI, and that absolute prominence of confirmed in the Presentation of the Pixel 10 In August. Things have been very different in the event of presentation of the iPhone 17, in which this technology has not been practically talked about. Where is Apple Intelligence? One would expect one of the most important technological companies in the world to have climbed into the AI ​​car at this point, but it is not what has happened with Apple. In it Presentation event of the New iPhone 17 As soon as there were Mentions of Apple Intelligence, a platform that not only had to arrive, but when he did proved to be much more limited than that of his competition. Real -time translation. Apple did talk about a new capacity in the Airpods pro 3: The simultaneous translation that is part of the Apple Intelligence platform and that will allow to maintain conversations in different languages ​​among several people, whether they also use those headphones – what will make them hear the translation directly in the helmets – as if not – the translation will appear on the iPhone screen. Waiting to see how it behaves, we are undoubtedly before Apple’s most outstanding novelty in its artificial intelligence functions in recent months. Delays and more delays. Apple already warned in March that its artificial intelligence options would be delayed and They would not reach 2026. Nor was there much to tell at your WWDC conferencewhere the protagonist was the new (and controversial) Liquid Glass Design Language. The iPhone 17 will not boast of AI (for the moment). All this made it practically impossible to wait for surprises in this area, but it is still surprising that while its competitors do not stop raising news with platforms such as Gemini, Apple still does not take a step forward. At the moment the AI ​​does not make a difference. The outstanding functions of AI on Android are striking, but for now they do not seem to have completely transformed the user experience and are not an argument that can make iphone users pass to Android. “Rode to search”, the real -time translation of voice calls and messages, and the striking photographic editing functions They are interesting, but it is even more that growing Gemini integration with installed applications In our Android mobiles, like Gmail. Siri is further away from Gemini. The great harmed of this situation is Siri, Apple’s voice assistant. Theoretically at this point we should have a supervitaminated version with AI, but Its development is being chaotic In an Apple that has not just found the key. That has allowed Google to have a lot of advantage with Gemini, which is already a natural substitute for Google Assistant and winning options with speed. Touch wait. Faced with this panorama, we cannot do much more to wait. Apple has promised that there will be news in Apple Intelligence in spring 2026, and it is more than likely that these novelties will reach their current devices. One thing is true: they are more than prepared for those options, and the NEW CHIP A19 PRO OF THE IPHONE 17 PRO/MAX. Privacy as in the manga. In Apple they already made it clear when presenting Apple Intelligence that one of the clear foci of this platform was to protect the privacy of users. To do this, they will take advantage of both language models that can be executed at home, without connection to the cloud, as more ambitious models that are executed in the Private cloud that Apple It already has prepared. That strategy gives rise to two questions. The first, if the functions that will offer one and the other will be able to compete with the great foundational models of Openai, Google and the rest of the competitors. The second, if that commitment to privacy will really be really differential in the race for AI. In Xataka | If the question is which of the great technology is winning the AI ​​career, the answer is: None

More than 200,000 books for 11 euros a year. It is ‘The Free Books Club’ of Valencia, a paradise for printed paper devotees

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In a city like Valencia, not precisely lacking second -hand librariesa project has been born that goes beyond the mere business with volumes that have already lived one or more readings. It’s about ‘The Free Books Club ‘, a mixture of bookstore, paper trace, social club and NGOs Bibliophile that, in exchange for a minimum fee, allows its partners to take all the books they want. Its responsible is Rafael Soriano, who transmits an enthusiasm for reading perfectly In line with the philosophy of the premises: “All books are jewelry, some need a little mime and that is the goal of the club: save the books, pass them from good hands to others and in that way, among all, to have an immense library of people who want to continue keeping the books.” All books They deserve be read (As Rafael says, “a book can be a brick, but if you find a page, a paragraph, a text that tells you something, is already a good book”) and therefore preserved. That is why the Free Books Club ‘has an affordable partner share, 11 euros a year, which allows you to take all the books that are desired (To donate it is not even necessary to be a partner), return them or keep them if desired. The intention of the club is that no book is discarded, and of course, that leads to problems. The main one is that Rafael stopped counting the specimens in the premises when he reached 200,000, and the lack of space has forced him to stop classifying, archiving, listing and even restore those volumes they need. In the original place there are no more volumes, which has led them to resort to “partners who have some space at home, a garage, a small warehouse. When someone requests a large rescue, let’s say ten, twelve, fourteen boxes of books, in the premises of Valencia they do not fit.” The project has thus became a completely collaborative idea: the website centralizes the calls for help in search of space, and They estimate that right now they will be around 300,000 “saved” booksas Rafael likes to say. There are future and expansion plans although at the moment the relief comes from projects as another open club in Padrón (A Coruña) with similar operation. An agreement with emails has also been reached so that the partners can exchange books directly without going through the Valencia premises, again with the website as a meeting point. Although Rafael’s ambition goes further, and would like to see premises like his in other provinces, and “that the partners can take a book in Valencia, leave it in Cáceres, take one in Cáceres and leave it in Barcelona.” Computer to Guardian de Books Rafael Soriano started his career as a computer programmer: “I started computer studies before there were computer faculties. In the year 85 I started from 88 I dedicated myself to programming for different clients. In the end the fort of my programming was the management of bars and restaurants. “Later he made the leap to the other side of the screen:” For having met the sector, I was as manager of a bar-restaurant for a year, with thirty-so many employees on the beach. “ After dedicating almost ten years he transferred him and stayed “a little in limbo: I am not yet retired, but I don’t want to be at home, even if I have some resources to endure.” And in this way the club was born: “A little like Hobby, a little as a refuge.” And near the sea, “because I like to swim, see dawn swimming.” A completely born project of devotion to the printed page and has set in something more than a bookstore: A home for old books that serves as a transit in search of new houses. Or as Rafael says, “it is an alchemy workshop, that is, everything that is there is paper, it is an piled paper, but in the right hands it becomes gold.” In Xataka | Before he died, this man left a list of everything he had read in his life: 3,599 books of all kinds that you can now consult

Install 280,000 industrial robots per year

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China is obsessed with robots. The Humanoid robots They are the ones that attract more looks, but there is another silent invasion of robots that is working without stopping with a goal: to ensure that China remains “the world factory.” 280,000 robots. They tell it in the Financial Times. It is the figure of industrial robots that Chinese factories are installing every year. To put it in context, it would be half of the global total. According to Data from the International Robotics FederationChina placed itself as an absolute leader in industrial robots facilities, although the leadership in terms of the density of Robots vs workers keeps it South Korea, followed by Singapore and thirdly China. Own manufacture. The thrust towards automation by industrial robots is part of the Made in China 2025 plan promoted by Xi Jinping, in which robots and industrial machinery were two of the key pillars. According to the Chinese consultant Market Intelligence Resourceat least half of those robots are manufactured by Chinese companies. Chengdu Crp Robot Technology is one of those companies and has managed to highlight robots 60% cheaper than its rivals. Efficiency and salary increases. The strong commitment to automation is pending in the Chinese industry, to local manufacturers of low -cost goods, and is paying fruit. Manufacturers are able to reduce costs and remain efficient despite salary increases of recent years. The average salary of a worker in a Dongguan factory is about 625 euros, while in India, one of its main competitors in this sector is only 165 euros. More exports. Automation is causing an increase in exports in industries such as toys, which in the last four years has increased from 54.3 to 56.9%. In furniture, its quota has increased by 1.5% and other items such as stationery or cleaning have grown nine percentage points. And less employment. China became the world factory thanks to the cheap labor, but now that this is over they are going to robots to maintain their advantage. The negative part is that employment is falling. Financial Times estimates that between 2011 and 2023, employment in twelve industries with a strong presence of labor has fallen by 26.5%. In parallel, new jobs derived from automation are emerging, they are the so -called “Purple Collar” workers Dedicated to the maintenance of these robots, although it is not enough to match the loss of jobs. World leader. When it is said that China is the world factory is not an exaggeration. However, it has not always been so. The video about these lines perfectly reflects how the ranking of countries that most manufacture has been moving. Until 2009, the United States went to the head, but then China advanced and consolidated a leadership that is maintained until today with 27.7% of the total. Competence. The above data refer to the global of all industries, but in certain China sectors it has found strong competition in Southeast Asian countries that offer cheap labor. Vietnam has been placed as the second shoe exporter in key markets like the United States and is also The second largest smartphones manufacturer. In the textile industry, Bangladesh is a leader in yute manufactures and second in clothing. Automation is China’s great asset to maintain its position. Image | Chengdu Crp Robot Technology In Xataka | China is overturned in robots. So much so that he has mounted them some Olympics in which they play the ping pong u order medicines

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