Assassin’s Creed Valhalla won a Grammy for Best Score Soundtrack for Video Games and Other Interactive Media, a brand new category for the awards show. But it might be hard to look up if all you have to go off is how the announcer pronounced its title (no judgment here; public speaking is hard even when you’re not reading Norse names).
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.
It seems like Google’s working on letting you use your Android phone as a USB webcam, according to code unearthed by Mishaal Rahman. That could definitely help easily and cheaply upgrade their videoconference game without the need for third-party software, though it’s hard to say if and when this will actually become a feature in the OS.
