Squeezed lemon: real estate, HyperOS on Xiaomi, Netflix vs Apple and Pokémon cards

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Summary: everything you need to know about real estate loans which are becoming easier to obtain, find out if your Xiaomi smartphone will switch to HyperOS, the new “operating system” of the brand, why Netflix blocks hundreds of thousands of accounts and finally this error repeated on Pokémon cards in France since 1999.

Banks are starting to grant real estate loans more easily

While the ECB has not yet announced a reduction in its key rates, the good news on the inflation side which has slowed sharply, and the prospect of the announcement of # 8217; a drop in the coming months will lead banks to grant real estate loans more easily again. Everything is not perfect yet… rates remain quite high for the time being, between 3.6% and 4% on loans at 20 – 25 years. But the grant conditions and the dynamics are more favorable to the realization of a real estate project in 2024.

Which Xiaomi smartphones are compatible with HyperOS

The Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Ultra are among the first from the brand to feature HyperOS – the new “operating system” or more precisely the new Android 14 overlay developed by Xiaomi. HyperOS is full of optimizations that deliver the performance of the manufacturer's latest proposals. It also comes with a lot of AI-powered features. Here is the list of Xiaomi smartphones compatible with HyperOS 1.

Why Netflix threatens to block your account if you have an iPhone

You use Netflix on iPhone and have received a message from the company? The reason is quite simple: you are one of the subscribers via the App Store. Which means that you are paying too much for your subscription to the platform. While alternatives to the App Store are arriving (but are not yet available) the Los Gatos firm is sending this communication to their customers to encourage them to resubscribe directly via the firm's website. A way for Netflix to no longer be dependent on the rules of the game on iPhone, while the new conditions arriving in Europe partly resemble a series of pretenses.

This incredible error remains on Pokémon cards sold in France… since 1999

The error is a priori discreet, but it is a major error… especially when we know that it has existed on the back of Pokémon cards since 1999. The Pokéball that we can actually see there is not drawn correctly. At least considering the rest of the franchise. Originally, the Japanese cards had the same error, until this was changed in 2001. Despite the fact that the error was spotted by the teams of the # 8217;archipelago, nothing had changed so far in Europe, and nothing indicates that this will be the case soon.

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