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Google Photos Gets Storage Management Tool Ahead of Free Unlimited Backup End Deadline Google Photos will stop offering unlimited free storage from June 1, 2021. By Satvik Khare | Updated: 26 May 2021 15:33 IST Photo Credit: Google Google Photos will now show you an estimate by when you are likely to run out of 15GB free storage Highlights 'High' quality storage tier is being renamed to 'Storage Saver' The storage management tool helps get rid of junk photos, video Google Photos has introduced a new Storage Management tool to help users make the most of their ...

Just in time for the big change in storage policy.

A 9to5Google article published Thursday detailed code found in the Google Photos app that hinted the search giant planned to add a new unlimited backup option called ‘Storage Saver.’ However, Google has since confirmed that the code was part of a test of “new names” for existing backup options in Google Photos. Sadly, that means the June 1st ‘Photo-pocalypse’ is still coming. You can read the original article below. It appears that Google Photos is going to rebrand its free photo backup option for Pixel users as ‘Storage Saver,’ suggesting that future Google phones like the r...

Android Community March 16, 2021 June 1 is a date that Google Photos users are dreading. It’s when our unlimited storage privileges end and anything that you upload will start counting against your Google storage. But if you own a Pixel device, specifically Pixels 2-5, it looks like you will retain your unlimited storage even after everyone else will have to either stay at 15GB or subscribe to Google One. Unfortunately for those who are planning to buy new Pixel devices, that “privilege” will not be applicable for future devices. Google Photos’ announcement that they were disconti...

Nvidia's Ampere based RTX 30 series cards may be getting choked by less powerful CPUs AMD Radeon, in the past, has been infamous for CPU driver overhead problems when running last-gen DirectX 11 and OpenGL APIs. However, thanks to new more low-level APIs and improved micro-architecture design, the tables may have turned completely, if a test from a popular YouTube channel Hardware Unboxed is any indication. According to the test, Nvidia's Ampere GPUs - which constitute the RTX 30 series of graphics cards - maybe be far more easily bottlenecked by less powerful CPUs in comparison...