Netflix is not really comfortable when it comes to talking about its energy consumption, Space X created a strange cloud in the American sky and the Xiaomi 13 Ultra gives its first results, that’s the recap!
It’s time for the recap of April 19, 2023. Today we have Space X creating an intergalactic portal in the sky (well almost), a new ultra high-end smartphone under scrutiny as well as a streaming service not very comfortable with environmental issues. Let’s go !
Netflix’s lunar response to ecological issues
Should we stop watching Netflix to reduce our carbon footprint? This is the question posed by Le Crayon to Netflix, more precisely to Emma Stewart, director of environmental engagement. Her answer is curious, since instead of providing concrete solutions, she simply asks users… to make efforts elsewhere. Reducing its carbon footprint, yes, stopping Netflix, no.
To read – Netflix refuses to talk about its carbon footprint and believes that it is up to users to make efforts
Space X creates a curious phenomenon in the Alaskan sky
Some Alaskans (yes, there are) were able to witness a curious sight a few nights ago. A huge spiral appeared in the sky, causing both admiration and concern. What was it? An intergalactic portal? A comet ? Aliens visiting us? A promo a little too daring for the latest fashionable blockbuster? Nothing of the sort. The culprit is actually… Space X. A rocket indeed had to offload some fuel, creating this curious spiral.
Read – SpaceX created a spiral in the shape of an intergalactic portal in the sky, here’s how
Is the Xiaomi 13 Ultra the expected success?
Xiaomi has unveiled its new high-end smartphone: the Xiaomi 13 Ultra. Some Chinese youtubers have already been able to test it and give their opinion. The latter welcome a successful phone, but express reservations in terms of the screen, performance and autonomy. But it is especially on the photo part that Xiaomi’s baby will have to convince.
To read – The Xiaomi 13 Ultra already tested, does the smartphone keep its promises?
