Dispositivos Móveis Notícias: 30 Agosto 2025

Fastest Internet Anywhere: Top 5G Hotspots, Routers, and Tethering Phones (2025 Edition)

Internet Mais Rápido em Qualquer Lugar: Melhores Hotspots 5G, Roteadores e Celulares para Compartilhamento (Edição 2025)

Introdução: Compartilhando Internet Celular Ultravelocidade A era da internet móvel gigabit chegou – redes 5G (e LTE 4G avançado) agora oferecem velocidades antes vistas apenas em conexões cabeadas. Isso aumentou a demanda por dispositivos que possam compartilhar esses dados ultrarrápidos com vários
Agosto 30, 2025

Technology News

  • Stroke experts call for ethical guardrails as AI expands in clinical research
    October 18, 2025, 10:00 AM EDT. Stroke physicians, researchers and industry representatives are urging ethical guardrails as AI use grows in stroke clinical research. At the Stroke Treatment Academic Industry Roundtable led by UC's Joseph Broderick, experts discussed how AI already aids imaging analysis and patient recruitment, while emphasizing human-in-the-loop systems that combine clinician expertise with machine insight. The piece compares machine learning-trained on structured, curated data and often more interpretable-with generative AI, which learns from vast unlabeled data and can operate as a "black box." They warn that explainability and medical validation are critical, and stress safeguarding patient privacy and data security. As AI expands, researchers advocate for transparent design, oversight and ongoing assessment to ensure safe, effective trials and trustworthy medical decision-making.
  • iPhone 17 Review: The rise of the underdog
    October 18, 2025, 9:58 AM EDT. The iPhone 17 redefines the base model with a brighter display up to 3,000 nits, a full 120Hz variable refresh rate, and thinner bezels that feel almost Pro-like. The Always-On Display returns, with power trade-offs noted by the reviewer. Inside, the A19 chip delivers strong performance alongside a larger battery, boosting endurance. The camera system also improves with a smarter 24MP selfie sensor, sharper portraits, and smarter auto-framing for group shots. Video stabilization and color rendering are improved, though daylight clips can be oversaturated. The phone runs warmer during extended shoots, and without a vapor chamber cooling, expectations for long video runs should be tempered. Overall, the iPhone 17 makes the base model feel relevant again and nudges Apple to rethink the Pro-first narrative.
  • What AI Will Be Like a Year From Now: Autonomous Agents and On-Device AI
    October 18, 2025, 9:56 AM EDT. AI is moving from passive assistants to autonomous players that set goals and execute multi-step workflows with little human input. Expect multimodal, memory-enabled models that handle text, images, audio, video and biometric-style signals natively, making AI a co-creator across law, medicine, software, design, research and media. AI-first coding environments will enable models to generate, maintain, debug, test and optimize code for large projects. In creative fields, AI will generate video, interactive narratives and 3D, not just images. Regulation will tighten around privacy, accountability, provenance and content authenticity, while on-device and federated AI reduce latency and data centralization. Opportunities include productivity leaps in knowledge work, new services at scale, democratization of creation, shifts in skills like prompt engineering and AI orchestration, and platform competition shaping ecosystems.
  • Apple iPhone 17 review: strong upgrades but stuck between Air and Pro
    October 18, 2025, 9:46 AM EDT. Apple's iPhone 17 brings Pro-like camera performance, longer battery life, and a smoother 120Hz display at a solid price, making it the most compelling standard iPhone in years. Yet its allure is tempered by the new iPhone Air, which is thinner, cooler, and more stylish, even if it sacrifices battery life and lacks an ultra-wide camera. The iPhone 17 shares a near-identical design with the iPhone 16, but adds the 6.3-inch OLED, a 48-MP dual camera, the A19 chip, and USB-C, while reserving Pro perks like telephoto, vapor chamber cooling, and RAW video for the Pro line. For most buyers, the iPhone 17 is the sensible choice, but the Air creates a tough, visually appealing middle ground.
  • Apple reportedly slows iPhone Air production amid weaker demand
    October 18, 2025, 9:38 AM EDT. Apple has instructed suppliers to slow production of the iPhone Air due to weaker demand, per The Elec via Mizuho Securities. Consumers are gravitating toward the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, which are outperforming the prior-year models, while the standard iPhone 17 is also a standout. By contrast, the iPhone Air is lagging, prompting Apple to cut production by about one million units this year and boost output of the other iPhone 17 models by about two million units. Overall, Apple has raised its total iPhone 17 series production forecast from 88 million to 94 million units heading into early 2026.