What person with half a brain in their head would not want double the storage capacity for the same price? This thread is moronic.
This is without a doubt the absolute truth.
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This is without a doubt the absolute truth.
Have you stopped for a second to think the weight difference between the two phones might have to do with the fact the 6 plus is physically much larger than the 6, and therefore significantly heavier, and that it has nothing to do with the storage capacity?
Am I reading this right? You actually think your wife's 128 gigs iPhone 6 weighs more than your 64 gigs iPhone 6+?
Wow that explains why I can't find any 32GB iPhone 6's in Space Grey! I've spent the last month looking! Why didn't anyone tell me! Jeez man, I hate Apple, what a bunch of jerks!
Because its a partitioned 64GB model so they can quickly erase the display phones at the end of the day. Theres an article about it. Google something like "32GB iPhone 6 in the works".
What I don't understand is why are the iPhones in stores 32GB
Because its a partitioned 64GB model so they can quickly erase the display phones at the end of the day. Theres an article about it. Google something like "32GB iPhone 6 in the works".
I'm waiting to get the iPad Air 3 bc I just bought the mini and 6+ this year. So I'm definitely happy they're upgrading the 32 to 64 but if the entry was 32 then that would be perfect for my iPad storage. I do more of the serious work on the iPad and my 6+ is for quick email checks and social media updates.
Pick up a speck of sand. That's about the difference in weight between the two -- because it's so unnoticeable as to be nonexistent, you're imagining things.
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I would have loved a 32gig base but whatevs.
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I disagree, when I fill up my phone with data, I can definitely tell the difference. What really weighs more are avi or mkv files. Jpg files weight the least physically. Sometimes I'll just erase everything off my phone when it gets too heavy.
But for some reason, my jpgs are noticeably weighing more than before. I've set an AppleCare appointment and I suggest McDaddio and his wife do the same. Obviously an issue with QC lately. Software is getting considerably heavier with ios8.
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I disagree, when I fill up my phone with data, I can definitely tell the difference. What really weighs more are avi or mkv files. Jpg files weight the least physically. Sometimes I'll just erase everything off my phone when it gets too heavy.
But for some reason, my jpgs are noticeably weighing more than before. I've set an AppleCare appointment and I suggest McDaddio and his wife do the same. Obviously an issue with QC lately. Software is getting considerably heavier with ios8.
http://superuser.com/questions/1142...worth-of-data-physically-weigh-on-a-hard-disk
If this isn't sarcasm I don't know what else to do other than smh, apparently you both have super sensitive hands as to be able to feel fractions of micrograms.
I'm surprised iCloud doesn't start charging by weight too. You expect Apple to keep all that data in the sky for a small fee? If I can tell the small weight of a MB imagine how heavy all the data from all Apple users are? Extremely unsafe practice from Apple. I smell lawsuit coming once the cloud has more weight than it can handle.
Ok, I know you're joking now -- good one.
Since the other guy definitely wasn't kidding I just wasn't sure how far the misinformation/idiocy extends. 
Galaxy S5 -> 16GB
Galaxy S5 Mini -> 16GB
Sony Z3 -> 16GB
Sony Z3 Compact -> 16GB
HTC One (M8) -> 16GB entry
LG G3 -> 16GB Entry
Sure, All Android phones have 32GB as standard now...
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