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Next year mobile phones will carry the surname 5G. For several years we have been hearing about the benefits that will bring the new standard that will determine the future of mobile networks, but until now nothing had come into our hands. It seems that it will be next year when we finally know the first phones adapted to 5G, one of them the OnePlus brand. In recent months the technology companies have begun to warn of what they are preparing for next year. The first have been the manufacturers of processors, Qualcomm and Intel have already presented their first components adapted to the 5G and then come the mobile brands that will resort to these processors. Samsung, Honor, Motorola and OnePlus, all have confirmed that in 2019 they will present a smartphone compatible with the new standard. The CEO of Oneplus, Pete Lau, has recently confirmed that it will be at the end of May 2019, in an interview for the CNET. The manager recognizes in the interview that the new model does not have as many sales expectations as other models of the company: "the product with 5G is not expected to be equivalent to other large sales." It is still a very early stage. to be different". Pete Lau refers to these statements that, no matter how much the brands are interested in presenting 5G compatible devices, it will still take a long time to complete the band release process. According to data from the GSMA, until 4G 4G will not reach 60% of the total mobile connection in Europe, so I do not know that 5G is a real reality until 2025. The 5G standard promises to revolutionize connectivity with faster speeds than 4G and greater stability that will boost sectors such as autonomous driving and the Internet of Things.

The same text in two languages designed specifically for two pairs of actresses. This is the new adventure that Pascal Rambert (Nice, 1962) embarked on this season, in an unusual theatrical experience that links France and Spain. The French playwright has written and directed in parallel in both countries the play Sisters, a devastating fight between two sisters, to represent the two versions almost simultaneously: the French one appeared at the Bouffes du Nord theater in Paris on November 23, with Audrey Bonnet and Marina Hands as protagonists, while the Spanish premieres this Friday at Central de Sevilla (until Sunday), starring Bárbara Lennie and Irene Escolar, before doing season in January at Pavón Kamikaze in Madrid. The author is also preparing a third version in Portugal. "It has been four bodies and four voices that have nurtured the writing of this work," Rambert said last week to this newspaper in a rehearsal room Pavón Kamikaze, of which he is an associate artist and where he has already directed in previous seasons The closing of love and Essay. It was precisely The Closing of Love, starring Israel Elejalde and Barbara Lennie, the germ of this new work, because that was when the playwright conceived the idea of writing a specific piece for Lennie. The Spanish actress asked her to have Irene Escolar as her companion on stage, and that is how Hermanas was born. But the project did not stop there, then Lambert thought of two other French actresses to make a parallel version in Paris and already began to write with all of them in mind. The author, piercing eyes, disheveled hair and black glasses, confesses that he would not have been able to write Sisters without thinking of someone. "I depend on the body of the actresses, their vocal power, their energy and their ability to travel far away. I need interpreters who go very far with me. The theater that interests me is the one that has effects on the bodies, I want to see the effect that the words cause, how they can destroy you ", explains Rambert, disturbed by the commotions that have already been experienced in the theater of Paris. "I have no difficulties writing. I've been writing since I was 16 and I'm already 56. I do it every day, every morning, every night. The more I do it, the more I want. I can not imagine stopping. My life is linked to my work and that's why my work will end when I stop living, "says Rambert, a resistant, a man of overwhelming energy who has his professional agenda covered until 2022. It is the theater of Pascal Rambert, theater prize of the Academy of France, direct and dry. Punching of words that hurt. A theater that does not pretend, that does not joke. A stage where the actors find their vital energy and become co-authors of a show about the power of language. On a stage with forty brightly colored plastic chairs, there is an entire dramaturgical feat, a dialectical and painful battle, full of grudges, hatreds, resentments, rivalry and frustration, in which the actresses are called by their real name . "Do you realize what we have arrived? For the word sisters to tear lips, cut them, "says Barbara in one of the phrases of the work. "Can some sisters wish each other death? Yes, we are that kind of sisters, "says another Irene function. One does not come unscathed from Sisters. Neither of its reading, without points or commas, and even less of its representation. "When the show ends [in Paris] I spend a lot of time responding to all the messages and emails I receive from viewers. I had never lived this. Since I was young I opposed the bourgeois theater and I fight every day for it. What happens with The closing of love or now with Sisters is a great victory for me. It supposes the demonstration that this theater is possible, a theater in which the human being can not pretend, a place where one does not joke and for that one must have endurance and resistance

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The Court of Justice of the European Union (EU) rules that the United Kingdom can reverse the 'brexit' and stop its exit from the EU without the permission of the Twenty-seven. has ruled on Monday that the United Kingdom can revert the brexit unilaterally and therefore stop its exit from the EU without the permission of the Twenty-seven. The ruling comes on the eve of the House of Commons voting on the Brexit agreement, which has been negotiated between London and Brussels but requires the ratification of the British and European Parliaments to be effective. The birtánica prime minister, Theresa May, is not guaranteed the necessary supports in the House of Commons to carry out the voting. A week ago, the General Attorney of the TEU, Manuel Campos Sánchez-Bordona, already endorsed in an opinion the right to change the opinion of a Member State that has notified its "intention" - not "decision" - to leave the EU and reverse so the disconnection process. The opposite, argued the lawyer, would imply in practice the "forced exit" of the EU from one of its member states. European Justice has examined the case in just two months, which responds to a query from the highest Scottish court. If there are no changes, the departure from the United Kingdom will be consummated on March 29, 2019.

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The more cameras in a mobile, the better the better. That, at least, is what several manufacturers think this 2018. However, some reason they have, since the more different cameras there are in a phone, the more options we have for users to take better photos. LG wants to go further, and has patented a matrix for a mobile with 16 cameras. Huawei was one of the first companies to introduce double camera modules. The Huawei P9 and P10 had two sensors, one main and one monochrome. The same happened with the P20, but his brother, the P20 Pro, mounted a triple camera configuration (monochrome, main and telephoto). With the evolution of technology, manufacturers have adopted these dual camera modules to achieve the desired bokeh effect (or background blur) and other companies have continued to advance (such as Huawei with the wide-angle Mate 20 Pro or Samsung with its four objectives of A9). Now, the war is not megapixels. However, there is no other mobile on the table with more than four cameras, except the one that can be the cell phone with five Nokia cameras. Now, LG wants a mobile with 16 cameras, and has already registered the patent. No, it is not that it is a rear that looks like a beehive, but a matrix, we imagine that the style of the one that mounts with Huawei Mate 20, but something bigger and with smaller objectives, that allow to house those 16 sensors . In addition, the matrix of the 16 cameras of LG's mobile phone would not be flat, as up to now, but each of the lenses would have a different inclination to allow taking pictures from different angles. What would be the applications of these 16 cameras? For example, take images in three dimensions, simulate movement when creating photographs from different angles or edit more professionally. The cameras would be responsible for taking the images ... and artificial intelligence would be the ones that managed them. And, the AI has become an inseparable companion of the double and triple cameras of mobile phones to be able to manage information, and with 16 cameras, it would be something more than necessary.

Pablo Fano, director of the Basque Internationalization Agency in the United Kingdom and Ireland, explains in 'End of the Week Chronicle' that 2 years ago 'the atmosphere between companies was more relaxed, nobody considered that there was no agreement' but nowadays 'when the possibility of a non-agreement has become palpable, the concern has increased, especially in the sectors most exposed to a hard Brexit'. Fano states that after the possibility of a non-agreement 'the division that exists in the country is palpable and there is a very big concern'. Asked about the hiring of personnel from EU member countries, he says that 'as long as workers move to the country before December 31, 2020, there will be no problems.' Another aspect is that of borders and nationalities. Michael Keating, an expert on nationalisms in Europe and Professor of Politics in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Aberdeen, explains on Radio Euskadi how Brexit will affect Northern Ireland. Daniel Cetra, a sociologist and professor at the University of Edinburgh, explains the situation of what is lived in Scotland, where 'there is a feeling of grievance among Scottish independence fighters' as Scotland voted a year and a half ago, a 62% against 38% 'to stay in the EU', and the 'British government is ignoring the Scots'.

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Fotor is one of the most advanced online photo editors you can find, which offers you the possibility to work without installing programs or applications both on the computer and on mobile devices. It puts at your disposal basic functions, such as trimming, turning or flipping, and other more advanced, including adjustments of tone and color. In addition, it also has filters, effects, stickers, frames, beauty retouches and other tools that will allow you to improve your photos. Of course, of all these alternatives to edit photos online, there are much more advanced tools that allow you to get more professional results with the edition. The issue is that all those alternatives require installing a program (or an application, in the case of mobiles), and that is why they are not included in this article. For a quick edition, these websites will suffice. Phixr is an alternative quite similar to Photoshop online. The image editing interface is similar to the programs that we have all used on the computer, and in addition to the basic functions of rotating, cropping or copying, you can also insert different stickers or even texts in meme format into your photographs.

A new rumor from South Korea claims that the Samsung Galaxy A family mobile phones will be equipped with a fingerprint sensor under the screen in 2019. Fingerprint On Display (FOD) technology is one of the major trends in the mobile telephony sector, but until now reserved for high-end devices. However, a few weeks ago it began to sound a rumor that indicated that Samsung had planned to introduce the fingerprint reader under the screen on their mid-range phones, and this information is gaining strength with new reports coming from the Asian country. And, according to South Korean media, Samsung has blocked the provider of fingerprint sensors under the panel, the Chinese company Aegis Technology. If this information is true, the phones of the Galaxy A series of 2019 will equip this technology, a movement that will allow them to differentiate themselves from the competition, together with the growing number of rear cameras. However, the fingerprint readers will not have the same characteristics as the one expected to equip the Samsung Galaxy S10. Instead of having the flagship ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, Galaxy A mobiles will mount an optical sensor. Optical fingerprint readers work by illuminating the screen and causing light to reflect on the finger, allowing the component to capture an image of the fingerprint to identify the user using algorithms that detect skin patterns.