Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a giant conveyor belt in the ocean, is weakening. Scientists have watched it for years, but recent warnings are sharper: if this system fails, it could throw weather and climate into chaos. Europe might freeze while the tropics face drought. Some studies now say the risk of collapse is no longer distant — it...
Hacer que un personaje digital articule como una persona de carne y hueso sigue siendo una piedra en el zapato de muchos juegos y apps 3D. Con la apertura de Audio2Face, NVIDIA da a desarrolladores y estudios una vía directa para sincronizar voz y gestos faciales de forma fiable, tanto en tiempo real como en producción offline. La novedad no...
If you’re wondering how much faster phones can really get, Realme has an answer — at least on paper. A new entry spotted on China’s 3C certification site points to the upcoming Realme GT 8 Pro supporting 120W wired charging. That puts it firmly in the territory of the fastest-charging devices available right now, though whether it ships with the...
Si te atrae el universo del manga y la animación japonesa, te encantará saber que hoy puedes transformar tus imágenes en estética anime sin líos técnicos ni horas de edición. Gracias a los últimos avances, es posible pasar de una foto normal a un dibujo de estilo nipón en cuestión de segundos, con resultados que respetan la estructura original de...
“Imagine replacing WhatsApp with something built here, for you.” That’s the promise behind Arattai, a messaging app developed by Zoho Corporation that has recently surged in popularity. What Is Arattai? Arattai (meaning “casual chat” in Tamil) is a cross-platform messaging and VoIP application offering text, media sharing, voice and video calls, channels, and stories. The app supports Android, iOS, desktop,...
Google is moving past being just a software or cloud provider. It’s now stepping into crypto-mining infrastructure and building a payments protocol for AI agents, staking its claim on both the hardware and financial rails that power the future. In this article, we’ll trace how these moves interconnect and what they might mean for AI, crypto, and commerce. Google Backs...
Enrique Martín Álvarez, presidente del Comité Organizador del II Congreso Internacional de Protección del Diseño No voy a recurrir a frases trilladas sobre la hiper-competencia del mercado global y lo duro (jodido) que es salir adelante. De sobra sabemos los empresarios, diseñadores y juristas lo que cuestan las nóminas, lo difícil que es alcanzar algunos […]...
Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, its most advanced mobile platform yet, promising to bring agentic AI assistants directly onto smartphones. The chip blends performance upgrades with intelligence that can take proactive actions, not just respond to commands. Analysts believe this could set a new benchmark in the smartphone industry (The Verge). How Agentic AI Works on...
A newly reanalyzed skull in China is forcing scientists to rethink when modern humans diverged from their ancient relatives. The fossil, known as Yunxian 2, may date back between 940,000 and 1.1 million years, much earlier than conventional evolutionary models suggest, according to Reuters. The claim: Homo sapiens may have branched off from Neanderthals, Denisovans, and other archaic groups hundreds...
La directora vasca Alauda Ruiz de Azúa ha vuelto a situar al cine español en el centro de todas las miradas. Su segunda película, Los domingos, se ha alzado con la Concha de Oro a la mejor película en la 73ª edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián, convirtiéndola en la segunda cineasta […]...
In a move that could reshape robotics, Google DeepMind has introduced new AI models that let robots plan their actions in advance and even search the web for information. The launch, part of the Gemini Robotics 1.5 system, aims to make robots more adaptable and less reliant on rigid programming (The Verge). From Obedience to Reasoning Traditional robots were like...
Imagine a training mannequin whose flesh feels like real human skin—one that bleeds slightly when cut and springs back under a scalpel. That’s the goal behind a recent breakthrough: researchers have developed 3D-printed simulated human tissue that mimics real body tissue to help doctors and surgeons train more realistically. This kind of innovation could reshape medical education and improve surgical...
