yep, theres a doozy myiPhone7 thread in the alternate devices forum where he does a hands on comparison of usage between his iphone and a dummy model Galaxy S3
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yep, theres a doozy myiPhone7 thread in the alternate devices forum where he does a hands on comparison of usage between his iphone and a dummy model Galaxy S3
You are using *somebody* service, unless every time you go online u drive 'round-and-'round for a free WIFI service.
SSD's are based on the same principle and technology yes BUT,
The point is, the difference in performance between the two types of storage is very apparent and you shouldn't compare the two.
The flash based storage in iPhones is not the same as is used in SSD's therefore, they perform in different ways. This plus the fact that iOS is very very good at handeling storage, while a complete operating system like Mac OS X or Windows do not have this privilege.
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on that note with cloud computing, I recently picked up a chromebook and it is perfect if you just need a web browser with a keyboard. Much cheaper than getting a tablet and more functional at $249
Let me know how that works out for you on a plane or in an area without service. The Cloud is ONLY good for backup, there's no point in storage that is inaccessible at any given time. It doesn't matter how fast your connection speed is if you can't actually get to your media.
It's too big for its function. Heck even an iPhone 5 does more than that thing. I'd rather buy an ultra book. Price is fine.
That is just it, the size is prefect for what it is. I use my ipad on the couch and surfing sites I mostly read on, but when it comes to forums I like to have a keyboard. Using a keyboard with an ipad becomes too cumbersome for me. If you know what you are getting with a chromebook it is a great tablet alternative
Your whole argument falls flat if you don't have an unlimited data plan. That and they're going the way of the T-Rex.
SSD's use Flash. The technology between the flash ICs, SSDs, HDDs, etc. are irrelevant to this discussion.
Lots of applications mindlessly installed on a Desktop OS tends to have a slowing effect because those apps are free to adjust registry and core bits of the OS to setup startup and background processes.
iOS is heavily locked down, all apps are sandboxed. There is little to no chance except in error for there to be startup or background processes causing the device to get 'jammed up'.
It's restrictive yes, and one of the reasons iPhones are divisive products. Android/OS community hates the lock down, some of us who are fans, love the security and clean operation.
If you want more speed, try disabling some of the Spotlight databases index locations. The huge logs of messages and emails, and apps that it indexes for quick searching.
Really i hate you techno nerds. Yes the iphone and other ios prducts havbe all digital memory and dont have conventional hard drives, but come on, did you really n ot know what he meant?
pople like you annoy the heck out of me, he was obviously talking about the storage
That was not the point I was discussing.
He kept saying things like keeping the device "Clean" and that it "Doesn't get jammed up".
Those are complete nonsense - nobody else in the thread has disagreed with that.
The Hard Drive comment was an aside and it's not a big deal.
What I really hate is people that can't follow a thread properly and then resort to breaking the rules by posting insults.
(thank ya thank ya)You are completely wrong. On a computer, yes. On an iOS device? No way. It won't slow down at all. You can fill it as much as you want and not notice a difference.
Its been noted that iPhone's camera app will take longer to open when the phone is nearly full and there little storage remaining for pics. I definitely noticed this on my iPhone 4 32 GB when I was on my last 1 GB. There was 16GB worth of pics and video. I now have the 64GB iPhone 5, it is half full and there is no lag opening the camera app
