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Apple. John Ternus's era begins with a foldable iPhone

John Ternus takes the lead at Apple at a crucial moment for the company, with intense rumors about the launch of a foldable iPhone that many consider to be one of the biggest innovations in smartphones since the original iPhone of 2007. The new CEO faces the challenge of proving he can establish his own legacy on par with that of Steve Jobs and Tim Cook, in an increasingly competitive market where hardware innovation has become essential to maintaining the brand's relevance.

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Huawei announces promotions on 9.9; Watch GT 7 Pro is the highlight

Huawei participates in Mercado Livre's 9.9 promotion with offers across various categories of its portfolio in Brazil. The highlight is the launch of the HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Pro, the brand's new smartwatch that debuts in the country with 44% off the suggested price. The event also brings together offers on smartphones, tablets, wearables, audio and connectivity, including products such as HUAWEI Pura 80 Pro, HUAWEI nova 15 Max, HUAWEI WATCH FIT 5 and HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro 5. The WATCH GT 7 Pro offers battery life of up to 21 days, HUAWEI Sunflower positioning system and advanced features for outdoor sports, representing Huawei's new generation of smartwatches.

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Brussels gives time. The courts don't have any

Tony Branco analyses the impact of generative artificial intelligence on Portuguese legal practice, highlighting that while the European Union, through the Digital Omnibus Directive, postpones the regulation of AI rules, courts and legal professionals are already facing the urgent need to adapt to this technology. The article addresses the challenges and implications of implementing generative AI in the Portuguese judicial system, where the pressure for modernisation does not allow the same bureaucratic delays as European legislation.

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CinEduc Project Turns Cinema into a Classroom

The CinEduc Project uses cinema as an educational tool to develop critical thinking in Brazilian children and adolescents in the face of excess audiovisual content. According to the TIC Kids Online Brasil 2025 research, 88% of young internet users watch online videos, but 43% of users aged 11 to 17 cannot critically evaluate the information they find. The project seeks to fill this gap, teaching young people to identify different points of view and consciously interpret what they consume on social media, streaming platforms, and other digital media.

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The shortcut that takes time to build

The article addresses the growing presence of artificial intelligence, automation and productivity tools in the workplace, acknowledging their potential to accelerate work capacity. However, the author argues that, despite being extraordinary, these tools do not replace the importance of human context in decision-making and task execution.

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