Telechronics: new studies, new tools and a Conclave


A new study from the University of Pennsylvania identified three types of Wikipedia users, who use the platform in very different ways.

Ademar Days

Journalist

Radio Horizonte Algarve / Tavira

The study was based 480 thousand Wikipedia users from 50 different countries and 14 different languages, having been able to point out different “styles of curiosity” capable of shaping internet users and users of the platform.

Investors concluded that Wikipedia's three types of users are busybodies, the hunters and the dancers.

“Meddlers look for loose threads of novelty, the hunters pursue specific answers in a projectile path and the dancer leaps into creative ruptures in typically isolated areas of knowledge.”, explains the study.

The most recent WhatsApp update has a new feature that could change the way you use this messaging app and has the potential to make the process of separating your personal and professional life much easier.

These are “Lists” and allow you to organize your conversations into different lists so that it is easier to find them. So, can separate conversations by family members, close friends, old schoolmates, co-workers, neighbors, among other examples.

When creating a list, you can see the tab at the top of the screen, and, from there, change and edit them whenever you want. And they are only visible to you!

This functionality is being rolled out gradually.

Amazon announced a new feature for Prime Video that uses Artificial Intelligence (HE) and which will allow you to refresh the memory of the most ‘forgotten’ series lovers.

The functionality, denominada X-Ray Recaps, allows you to present a summary (AI generated) of certain parts of a series, of episodes or even entire seasons. And, according to the website TechCrunch, These summaries avoid ‘spoilers’.

This functionality will be particularly useful, especially when you start seeing new seasons of series that were released a while ago and whose plot you may have forgotten about in the meantime.

This option is currently only available in the USA, but it is expected to become available in more territories over the next few months.

Science has identified the happiest rock song in the history of music.

According to the Jacob Jolij study, a researcher at the University of Groningen (Netherlands), the status belongs to ‘Eye of the Tiger’, of Survivor, the mythical song from “Rocky III”, launched in 1982.

Jacob Jolij discovered that the “happiest” songs have a rhythm between 100 and 150 beats per minute, and contain, habitually, higher tones. ‘Dancing Queen’, two ABBA, e ‘Good Vibrations’, dos Beach Boys, are an example of this.

Despite everything, ‘Eye of the Tiger’ breaks this rule, since this song has 109 beats per minute, but contains more minor tones. The lyrics, motivational and energetic, seems to have helped to achieve this top position.

No cinema, we chose a drama as a highlight among the films now premiering in national cinemas.

“Conclave”, by director Edward Berger (“Nothing New to the West”), shows us one of the most secretive and ancient events in the world: the choice of a new Pope.

In this film, Cardinal Lawrence is charged with directing this secret process following the unexpected death of a highly esteemed Pope. With the most powerful leaders of the Catholic Church from around the world gathered and enclosed within the walls of the Vatican, Lawrence finds himself at the center of a conspiracy and uncovers a secret that could shake the foundations of the Church.

Ralph Fiennes heads the cast, which also includes the names of Stanley Tucci and John Lithgow.

Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e91TY68yiS8&t=1s


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