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Vídeo: veja a Siri AI em ação no macOS Golden Gate 27!

Depois de já termos publicado vários vídeos sobre as novidades do iOS 27, chegou a vez de começarmos a cobertura em vídeo do macOS Golden Gate 27 em nosso canal. E não tem jeito melhor de abrir essa série do que falando sobre a mudança mais aguardada do sistema: a Siri AI.

Neste primeiro vídeo, mostramos como funciona o novo app da Siri, os ajustes de voz disponíveis, as melhorias na busca do Spotlight, os recursos da Inteligência Visual a partir de screenshots e as ferramentas de escrita e revisão de texto integradas ao sistema.

Esse é só o primeiro de vários vídeos que estamos preparando sobre o macOS 27. Fique de olho no canal do MacMagazine para não perder os próximos! 😄


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Scientists Have Figured Out How to Make Antigravity

In Einstein's theory of general relativity, gravity is always attractive. But according to a new paper, quantum mechanics offers a loophole that can create antigravity. And not only this, if it was measurable that would prove that gravity has quantum properties. How does this work and how can repulsive gravity be compatible with the laws of physics that we know and like? Let's take a look.

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Building the infrastructure for a shifting space economy with Massi Ladovaz

In this episode, David Ariosto speaks with SpinLaunch CEO Massi Ladovaz. They discuss what attracted Ladovaz to reimagining how to launch spacecraft, the changing needs and challenges of building constellations […]

The post Building the infrastructure for a shifting space economy with Massi Ladovaz appeared first on SpaceNews.

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Mathematicians Explain The Universe’s Expansion Without Dark Matter

About 25 years ago, astrophysicists noticed that the universe’s expansion is accelerating. To account for this observation, physicists came up with a new type of energy – called dark energy – which supposedly makes up more than 75% of the universe, and also has negative pressure. In a new paper, mathematicians claim that dark energy isn’t needed to explain that accelerating expansion, and

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The Electric Car Revolution Is Not Going Well

The electric car revolution was supposed to be inevitable. But over the past six months it's begun to look shaky. The clearest warning sign isn't sales figures, it's what carmakers are doing with their own money: writing off huge losses, scaling back their plans, and cancelling battery projects. So what's really happening to electric car demand, and is the slowdown temporary? Let's take a look.

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Physicists Just Broke One Of Quantum Physics’ Biggest Restraints

One of the biggest limitations of quantum quantum computing is the “no cloning” theorem, which says you cannot copy a quantum state without destroying the original. If you could copy quantum states without harming the original, much of the error-correcting complications in quantum computing could be avoided. Luckily, in a recent paper, physicists have demonstrated that there’s a way around the “

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The Biggest Argument for Dark Matter Just Died

Physicists have been arguing about dark matter for almost a century, and now, after all this time, their most favourite evidence for dark matter – the Bullet Cluster – disappeared. This isn’t just an interesting development from a scientific perspective, it is also a good illustration for what is going wrong in this research area. I have a brief summary.

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Strange Things Are Happening in Quantum Computing

Quantum computing is supposed to be one of the most exciting new technologies that humanity is working on, with companies promising it can be used in chemistry, material science, logistics, and finance. Over the years, those use cases have been slowly eroded, but investment in quantum tech has only increased. Why? Let’s take a look.

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Consciousness Comes From Quantum Processes, Physicist Claims

Since the early days of quantum physics, some scientists have believed that there’s a link between quantum mechanics and consciousness. While most researchers don’t think this idea holds water, a few have published papers about how phosphate molecules in the brain could link consciousness to quantum physics. Let’s take a look.

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Controversy Erupts over Expansion of Universe: Nobel Prize Awarded in Error?

In 2011, three physicists won the Nobel Prize for showing that the expansion of the universe speeds up, which is usually attributed to aa mysterious type of energy called “dark energy”. But last year, though, a different group published research showing that universal expansion isn’t actually getting faster. Since then, the two groups have engaged in a whole bunch of back-and-forth refuting each

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Comment choisir le moniteur adapté à mes besoins en 2026 ?

Entre un écran gaming à moins de 100 euros et un monstre incurvé en 6K à 2 600 euros, le bon moniteur n'est ni une question de taille ni de budget : c'est avant tout une question de définition, de taux de rafraîchissement et de technologie de dalle. Pour l'e-sport en Full HD, un IPS 144 Hz...

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