I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks
Thanks
I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks
I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks
I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks
Wow. Thanks everyone. If you reread my first sentence, I said I knew it was normal. I just wanted to know someone else's amount.
Great to see such a friendly group.
I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks
Uhm…are you saying that the size of the OS determines the capacity of the flash storage?You're running iOS6.1 though, which isn't a like for like comparison as iOS7 is a marginally bigger OS.
Here's my 64GB 5S showing 56.7GB
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So why does Apple advertise 64gb when actually it is 57 or 56 gb? storage available..
So why does Apple advertise 64gb when actually it is 57 or 56 gb? storage available..
Wow. Thanks everyone. If you reread my first sentence, I said I knew it was normal. I just wanted to know someone else's amount.
Great to see such a friendly group.
Sadly that's the way the industry does it. Microsoft pull the same kind of stunt with their surface tablets, for example. It's something of a cheap-ass trick for any vendor to be doing, don't get me wrong, but it's also "accepted practice" in IT.
It's not a cheap ass trick. It's just the difference how humans use the decimal system and computers use the binary system.
I know we don't get the whole 64gb available. Mine says 56.7 capacity in settings. Can someone with a 64gb model check theirs and let me know?
Thanks