Apple Watch Medirá Azúcar en Sangre? | Galaxy Z Flip 5 | Microsoft vs Sony: Sigue la PELEA!

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Apple Watch may soon measure blood sugar without needles, using light through the skin.

The episode opens with a discussion of Apple's rumored blood glucose monitoring technology for the Apple Watch, which uses light to measure sugar levels non-invasively but is currently prototype-sized like an iPhone. The host notes regulatory hurdles in the U.S. and potential life-saving applications for diabetics. Next, the episode covers Microsoft's efforts to acquire Activision Blizzard, detailing its arguments to European regulators about being at a disadvantage against Sony. Microsoft signed a 10-year deal with Nintendo to bring Xbox and Activision games to Switch and partnered with Nvidia for cloud gaming on GeForce Now. Sony seeks a guaranteed contract for Call of Duty on PlayStation, but Microsoft resists. The host then explores Samsung's rumored Galaxy Z Flip 5, which may have a larger external screen and a hinge that closes flat, addressing competition from Oppo's Find N2 Flip. It might be thinner at 13mm but lacks built-in S-pen storage. Samsung's satellite connectivity plans are also discussed, aiming to expand beyond emergency messaging to include texts and photos, possibly via Exynos processors. The episode shifts to Chrome's new memory and battery saving features, which put inactive tabs to sleep and limit background activities. Finally, Meta Quest 3 is confirmed by Mark Zuckerberg for late 2023 with mixed reality capabilities and a $300-$500 price, as Meta prepares for Apple's upcoming headset. The host mentions an upcoming PlayStation VR 2 unboxing video and engages with live audience comments throughout.

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