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In case you did not know, previously there was a limit of 3,333 songs to download to your cell phone and use Spotify offline. In addition, this limit only allowed a maximum of 3 devices. This means that adding all your devices you had the option to save 9,999 songs available in the streaming service. Rolling Stone reported that this limit will now be 10,000 songs per device, thanks to the update of the service. However, many will continue to reach the top and will have to choose lists (playlist), songs or artists that do not use to delete them from their devices. "Spotify is always working to improve the user experience. We can confirm that we have increased the number of songs that can be downloaded to listen without an Internet connection and also the number of devices, "a spokesperson told the music magazine. 50,000 songs on Spotify at your fingertips Keep in mind that downloading songs is only possible for Spotify premium users; that is, those who pay a monthly payment. Many times the limit of 3333 songs had been a topic of conversation on the Spotify community pages and on social media forums. The new limit now allows you to have 50,000 songs; however, the portal The Verge ensures that it is not possible to download the songs and have them in the library at the same time. In case you're wondering what the limit is in other music services, Apple Music allows you to save up to 100,000 songs in your iCloud Music library, according to a participant in the Quora forums service. In different forums of Google play and Google music, a specialist states that the Google music streaming service has no download limit to listen without connection.

CES 2018 is coming loaded with news, and among them has highlighted the announcement that the famous manufacturer HTC has just made: the HTC Vive Pro, its new virtual reality glasses, come with numerous improvements among which undoubtedly highlights its two OLED screens with 2880 x 1600 resolution combined, offering a 78% increase in resolution compared to the current version. HTC Vive Pro represents the update of the previous version (HTC Vive), and are designed for the most demanding virtual reality enthusiasts who want the best of the best. The resolution, cataloged as Premium, improves the user's immersion, and thanks to the OLED panels, texts, graphics and in general the user experience are even better. These are the HTC Vive Pro In addition to improving the technical characteristics of the device, the manufacturer has focused on improving ergonomics and design so that they are even more comfortable and that the user does not get tired after several hours of use. Thus, the headband has been redesigned to better adapt to any size and shape of head, in part thanks to the fact that its center of gravity has been changed so that it sheds less weight on the user's forehead. Additionally, two microphones with active noise cancellation, two front cameras and, of course, built-in headphones that incorporate their own amplifier for unprecedented listening immersion are added. The Vive wireless adapter Another of the innovations that HTC has unveiled, has been the Vive Wireless Adapter, the first on the market that will convert virtual reality glasses into a wireless device. They have also indicated that it is not only compatible with the new HTC Vive Pro, but also with the HTC Vive of previous generation, which is great news for the current owners of these. The wireless adapter incorporates Intel WiGig technology that offers an excellent VR experience thanks to operating in the 60 GHz band, which should not have any interference, allowing low latencies and great performance. This wireless adapter, however, will not be available from the start, as HTC has said they expect it to reach the market during the third quarter of the year. At the moment we will also have to wait for the HTC Vive Pro, as they have not indicated the release date yet. In the same way, they have not said anything about the price of both devices, so we will have to wait a while to unveil these unknowns.

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Idlib looks at Sochi, the Russian city where Vladimir Putin will receive Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a new meeting within 24 hours to try to avoid a large-scale military operation. It is the second international summit in just twelve days, after the one held in Tehran with the presence also of Iran, to discuss the future of the last province of Syria that is beyond the control of the Government of Damascus. When the offensive by the Syrian Army and its allied forces against this stronghold of Al Qaeda seemed imminent, diplomacy has managed to put an assault on pause that could cause "the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century", in the words of the Deputy Secretary General of United Nations for Humanitarian Affairs, Mark Lowcock. After seven years of war and more than half a million dead, Idlib, on the border with Turkey, has become the place where the militants of the different armed opposition groups have arrived after surrendering in places like Aleppo, Guta or Daraa. An estimated 70,000 fighters, including 10,000 members of the Syrian arm of al Qaeda, according to the UN special envoy for Syria, Stafan de Mistura, are entrenched among 3 million civilians. The international organization warns of the risk that the combats will lead to the displacement of at least 900,000 people so their agencies work against the clock to be able to give an emergency response if necessary. So far 30,000 civilians have already left Idlib and found refuge in areas under opposition control bordering Turkey such as the Kurdish canton of Afrin or the northern province of Aleppo. Erdogan has reinforced the military presence on the border with Syria and warns that it will not accept more refugees because it already has 3.5 million Syrians. Departure of the jihadists Russia demands the departure of militants belonging to groups considered "terrorists" by all parties, such as Al Qaeda, especially because they threaten the security of their bases in neighboring Latakia. From Ankara they work against the clock to try to close an agreement with the different armed groups they have sponsored since the beginning of the war. The Turkish objective would be for its loyalist militias to succeed in expelling the thousands of AQ fighters, including foreign jihadists, but their final destination is unknown. "We are making a great effort to achieve a ceasefire," said Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, for which they are in contact "with all the actors."

According to UNHCR, around 24 thousand people have left that country in search of asylum, Freddy Mondragón Benavidez and his group were lost three days between the orange groves of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. On July 15, a day after his barricade was demolished by the National Police and paramilitary forces of Daniel Ortega's government, they decided to flee their native department of Río San Juan. The armed troops began a fierce persecution against the rebels who, without weapons, rose up against the Ortega administration. After they crossed the San Juan River frontier, they walked for several days bewildered. They drank water from the pipes and ate oranges, because from Nicaragua they fled without anything. "If we did not leave immediately, they would kill us," says Mondragón Benavidez, a peasant with a severe face. The group of seven men arrived at a "blind spot" known as Four Corners. They crossed on July 18, a day before Ortega celebrated the 39th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution and declared that he was a victim of "a coup d'état" at the hands of these men and young people whom, weeks later, he would point out as "terrorists" . Mondragón Benavidez is one of about 24 thousand Nicaraguans who have traveled to Costa Rica in search of refuge since last April, when the socio-political crisis broke out, according to figures from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Costa Rica has maintained an open door policy for Nicaraguans fleeing the economic crisis and political persecution. When the peasant Mondragón Benavidez became known in Costa Rican territory, he immediately turned himself in to the immigration authorities. He was transferred to one of the two Temporary Care Centers for Migrants (Catem) installed to help those who arrive fleeing from Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan refugees must reach San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica, to begin the process of asylum. The process usually takes between one and two years. However, while it is complete, they can remain legally on Costa Rican soil. The immigration authorities of Costa Rica do not know for sure how many Nicaraguans have entered their country in the last four months, because their count is limited to the legally authorized border points. However, the tide of refugees sleeping in the parks of San José and that has fueled xenophobia, account for the magnitude of the exodus. The Directorate of Immigration and Foreigners of Costa Rica received, on average, between 60 and 120 refugee applications per month. But that number has been dynamited in recent months by the arrival of Nicaraguans. Only in June of this year, Costa Rica received 5,200 requests. Rodrigo Alberto Carazo, Costa Rica's ambassador to the UN, said the Nicaraguan crisis has had "serious" effects on them in "migratory, social and economic aspects." The statements were made at the informative meeting of the United Nations Security Council, where the Ortega government alleged that the crisis "was not a risk to regional security or the world." The deepening of the political, social and economic crisis in Nicaragua, the repression and the disrespect of fundamental freedoms and human rights by the authorities have the potential for a crisis of unlimited escalation, with a direct impact on the stability and development of the development of Central America, "said Carazo. The main part of the exodus occurs in the so-called "blind spots" of the border. "Students, doctors, people of all kinds flee from Nicaragua so that the police do not take them," he told a 'coyote', who charges between 60 and 80 dollars per person to cross into Costa Rican territory. "We think first of our security, because if they grabbed us in Nicaragua they could disappear us among those orange groves," said Mondragón, referring to Ortega's official and paramilitary armed forces. Members of the Nicaraguan Army have reinforced these "blind spots" and keep a list in hand to hunt down those considered "terrorists". On the border of Peñas Blancas, the Army has captured several citizen leaders fleeing to Costa Rica, including Cristhian Fajardo and retired Colonel Carlos Brenes, now considered two of the 400 political prisoners maintained by the Ortega government.

Eleven people were killed and 44 wounded when a driver rammed a car into a crowded square in southern China and then attacked their victims with a knife and sword seeking "revenge" for previous criminal convictions, the government said Thursday. The attacker drove to the square in Mishui, part of the city of Hengyang in Hunan province, on Wednesday afternoon, the Hengyang government said in a statement. The driver, surnamed Yang, drove the car into the square, then attacked the people with a sword and a knife, the statement added. Yang has a long criminal record with previous convictions for selling drugs, stealing and attacking people, which led him to cherish the desire to "take revenge on society," the government said. The attacker was arrested, he added, without giving further details. Video footage issued by state media showed several bodies on the ground while people treated some of the injured. The government originally said that three people died, but increased the number of deaths in later statements. There were no indications that the attack was related to terrorism.