An insurance company throws the Galaxy S23 Ultra two meters high, Zelda Tears of the Kindom is revealed in a long gameplay video, a smuggler is arrested at customs with 239 Intel processors in his belt… welcome to the recap from yesterday !
Between two unusual news, a big video game. While an insurance company organizes a crash test for the Galaxy S23, a smuggler attempts to pass customs with $46,000 worth of processors on his belt. Meanwhile, Nintendo is saying (a lot) more about the next Zelda.
Here’s what happens if you drop your Galaxy S23 from two meters high
This is a question that you have surely already asked yourself if such a misfortune has never happened to you. This is precisely the experience of Allstate Protection Plans, an American insurance company. Unsurprisingly, the standard and Plus models didn’t survive the operation, and even scattered glass from their screens all over the floor. The Ultra model, on the other hand, still works after the drop. Which is no reason not to buy him a case.
Read: The Galaxy 23 Ultra still works even after a 2-meter drop
The gameplay of the next Zelda is finally revealed
A long overdue video. While the release of Nintendo’s next big box is scheduled for May, the Japanese giant has finally decided to show more. Much more to tell the truth, since we were treated to no less than 13 minutes of gameplay which present the game in depth. Ability to go back in time, to combine objects to create new ones, to cross walls, Tears of the Kingdom promises to be simply revolutionary.
Read — Zelda Tears of the Kingdom: Nintendo unveils an insane gameplay video
He tries to cross customs with 239 Intel processors on his belt
46,000 dollars: this is the amount of loot carried by a smuggler trying to pass through Chinese customs. Under his loose clothes, the latter indeed hid no less than 239 Intel Raptor Lake i5-13400F processors. It was his suspicious attitude that alerted the authorities.
To read: He crosses the border with a belt stuffed with Intel processors and is stopped by customs
