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There are many bad habits and behaviors that are shortening the useful life of our smartphone without even realizing it. We show you 10 of them. The current purchase of a new smartphone can often be somewhat expensive and as we would all like, we want it to be in perfect condition for as long as possible. However, there are many attitudes and bad habits that we have with our mobile phones that, in one way or another, they are shortening their useful life. Whether it is the storage, the battery or the processor, there are many small parts that we must take care of if we want them to remain with us for at least two or three years.we leave you with 10 very common bad habits that cause our smartphone to break down sooner: You allow unnecessary permissionsThis is a very imp...

Speaking languages ​​is having more windows with which to observe the world, more prisms with which to enjoy the enormous culture that enriches our planet. But can we learn new languages ​​once we get older? Why don't we speak multiple languages, or at least try? There are dozens of valid answers to this question, but the usual thing is to blame the idea that adultsthe older the worse, they cannot learn languages ​​as easily as children. Linguists have long debated what age is the cutoff for learning a language, but the latest research refutes that idea entirely."There is no age at which it is impossible to learn a new language"says Dr. Alison Gabriele of the University of Kansas, who led a study published last year in which adult learners were shown to be able to proc...

If you are looking for bargains in technology, do not lose sight of the MediaMarkt Outlet on eBay because you will find authentic discounts on top products that come from exhibition, liquidation or returns. Taking into account its origin, its stock is limited, so if there is something that interests you, do not think about it too much. Shop with peace of mind because eBay's MediaMarkt Outlet offers a 3-year warranty and 30-day returns: these are your best tech bargains you can buy today only. (more…)

Today classes begin at some universities, and we resume our morning summary of current news. Welcome! Samsung has been hacked. Cybercriminals have taken contact details of US customers. Like every weekend, we have published analysis, reports and tutorials, that we recommend because they are informative, interesting and practical, respectively.We have just been at IFA Berlin 2022 and we have seen many technological innovations from many brands. we tell you in this new installment of our podcast. Hit Play just below to hear it:technological newsCybercriminals put an entire city in check by hacking dozens of taxis. read the news Samsung suffers a security breach that affects these customers. read the news In the United States, Apple Watch is given to 5-year-olds, and...

In this article, ComputerHoy could receive a commission for your purchases. More information. If you have a Smart TV with the best image quality, but you want to enjoy the sound without disturbing anyone, these wireless headphones are your salvation. If you want to watch a sporting event, a movie, series or anything on your TV, but for some reason you can't make any noise, the experience is probably not the best. Especially when you have spent a lot of money on a new TV. To be able to see and hear anything on your TV as it should be, the solution to not disturb anyone is wireless headphones. Luckily, practically all new Smart TVs have Bluetooth to be able to connect speakers or headphones.Imagine that it is night and you would like to watch a movie, but not on your mo...

By Raquel Pinillos – Director of Business Solutions at Kyocera Document Solutions Spain The pandemic has changed the priorities and the way of operating of companies around the world that face the challenges of adapting to changes in user behavior and those produced in the way of working. Employees need access to data and applications at any time and from anywhere, and demand digital solutions that allow them to increase their productivity and improve their experience, which leads companies to accelerate the digitalization of the workplace. In this context, organizations have promoted their digital transformation plans to achieve greater flexibility, agility and generate efficiencies for their businesses. This is an evolution that has a great enabler in techn...

Much has changed in the world of IT in the last decade. We have seen how digital services have gone from being an important aspect of an organization's operations to being critical to its business success. The scalability and flexibility of the cloud have made these digital services possible. We have also witnessed a massive increase in the number of ransomware and other types of cyberattacks that exploit the increasing value of data in this digital economy. These changes have made it more complex and more important than ever for IT departments to make their data environments resilient. In the past, the resiliency of data environments could be guaranteed if existing processes and technologies were sufficient to restore the company's on-premises infrastructu...

When we are told about huge buildings we usually think of the Burj Khalifa. With their 828 meters highthis skyscraper located in Dubai is twice the height of the Empire State Building in New York (whose antenna could have become the tallest airship apartment in the world) and is even almost three times the size of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, but it is not the unique. We may also consider the Steinway Tower, a majestic feat of engineering that has earned the label "the world's thinnest skyscraper" for its 438 meters with a width-to-height ratio of 24:1. Russia's "human hives" could also be another example. These are huge buildings in which about 20,000 people reside. Say hello to the Boeing Everett Factory The truth is that if we take into account the total volume, apartment bu...

The DGT has been working in Spain for years to put an end to "tips" of possible radars. Fines for alerting other drivers and new penalties for carrying radar detectors, among other measures. In Surrey, United Kingdom, they have opted for another strategy: if you can't beat your enemy, join him. Or at least break it. (more…)

On the Moon there are places in perpetual shadow and extreme cold. We finally know how to "light them up": with artificial intelligence (AI). It's not all deepfakes and delusional images in the broad realms of artificial intelligence. Some have used it to guide ships and planes, create music, texts, monologues or even election programs. For having, there are those who are even convinced that, in their own way, they have a certain degree of consciousness. Now an international team led by ETH Zurich has found another application for it, no less exciting: "illuminate" the darkest places on the Moon. Although over the last few decades we have managed to gather enough data on the origin and characteristics of the Moon, our satellite still holds some mysteries that continue to fasc...