Mishaal Rahman is polling his users after hearing that the Galaxy S23 Ultra reserves almost 70GB for system files.
Here are some numbers from Verge staffers: 27GB on a Galaxy S22, 8.8GB on a Unihertz Titan Pocket, 17GB on a Pixel 6, and 13GB on a Pixel 6a. For iPhones, we found that iOS took up around 9GB on two iPhones, with “System Data” ranging from 11 to 28GB.
The company’s take on a buy now, pay later service was announced alongside iOS 16 at WWDC in June, but it still isn’t here yet and has reportedly faced issues during development.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said in September that the feature may not arrive until iOS 16.4. Given Cook’s comment on Thursday, it seems like that might be right.
Well, not literally, but now I can replace photographs of them with an actual snake using graphic design platform Picsart’s latest feature for its iOS app (seen via Creative Bloq).
“Replace My Ex” erases people that have slighted you from images you’d otherwise want to preserve, replacing them with AI-generated objects like red flags, pigs, or whatever else you fancy.
