Welcome to the first recap of the week on ComputerHoy.com. Technology, hobbies, games, lifestyle, science, motor and some curiosities in today’s content.

Intel unintentionally disclosed yesterday, on the run, the prices of two of their Intel ARC cards, which will compete with NVIDIA’s RTXs in February. The undersupplied PC market is in dire need of it.

Apple introduced new products a few days ago, but has more in store for the next few months: an iPad Pro, a redesigned iMac, and another iPhone SE.

Don’t miss our suit Oppo Reno 6 5G review. Between weekend reports, how to call with a hidden number and how to set up parental controls on iOS and Android, how to install Windows 10 and 11 on Raspberry Pi, 10 Amazon Prime Video Series to Watch Free This Month, How to Improve Windows Performance by Disabling Services, and more.

Technology news

Intel contest inadvertently reveals pricing for its graphics cards that will compete with the RTX 3070 and RTX 3080. Read the news

WhatsApp is experimenting with an emergency delete button for status updates. Read the news

Apple is reportedly announcing a new iPad Pro, a redesigned iMac and another iPhone SE by 2022. Read the news

Mobile phones

WhatsApp is working on a new way to view status updates from your favorite businesses. Read the news

Samsung would bet on super fast charging in the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Read the news

Oppo’s new premium mid-range, the Reno 6 5G. Read the analysis and opinion

How to use two applications at the same time on your Android mobile. Read the tutorial

How to set up parental controls in iOS for iPhone and iPad. Read the tutorial

How to call with a hidden number: all possible options for iPhone and Android. Read the tutorial

Computers and tablets

Galax is launching DDR5 PC RAM that you can customize with Lego parts. Read the news

How to install Windows 10 / Windows 11 on RaspBerry Pi in one step. Read the tutorial

Improve Windows performance by disabling unnecessary services. Read the tutorial

Way of life

Some supposed AirPods Pro 2 have leaked, and there would be a surprise with the charging case. Read the news

Future Apple Watch bracelets could measure blood pressure. Read the news

This architectural firm wants to build an ‘upside down’ skyscraper in New York. Read the news

This restaurant chain bets on robots, increases productivity and tips. Read the news

What is a desktop laser engraver and all you need to know if you want to buy one. Read the report

How to wash jeans: simple tips to make them look new. Read the news

Leisure and games

10 series worth trying Prime Video for free for a month. Read the report

New Nintendo Switch OLED fails in durability, brutal test finds. Read the news

Arcades are reluctant to die: a new SEGA Arcade will open in Tokyo, a month after it closes. Read the news

Motor

Why do up to 50 self-driving cars a day end up in a cul-de-sac in San Francisco? Read the news

Science

Now, the famous MIT robot Cheetah is able to jump to avoid all kinds of obstacles. Read the news

It’s all the plastic that floats in the Mediterranean right now. Read the news

Why do some people have blue skin? Read the news

These small robots, a mixture of bees and ants, are capable of traversing any type of complex terrain.. Read the news

They invent a little robot that “surfs” inspired by aquatic insects. Read the news

The curiosities of the day

They told him he had to restore a 1925 IBM computer, and you can’t imagine what he found…. read the news

Kodak’s first portable digital camera had a 0.01 MP sensor and stored photos on tape. Read the news

They turn the classic ’80s Casio F-91W into a smartwatch. Read the news

Extremely rare first-generation iPod prototype unearthed. Read the news

This was the summary of the technical news of the day. Good day!