I can’t fathom paying that much for a phone with only 64gb. 256gb would be ideal for a happy/medium. Apple should offer 128gb standard instead of that measly 64gb. But, they won’t since the 64gb seems to sell well for them regardless of price.
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iPhone 11 Pro How is 64gb on iPhone 11 Pro treating you?
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Quick question: If you turn on “optimize photos” does it put your 4K videos there as well, thus saving that space on your phone? I have unlimited data but don’t currently use “optimize photos”, but maybe I should. I have the 64G, but would like to use 4K for videos, currently videos are set to 1080/60. It seems I’m always in a place where I get good data coverage.
i think optimized photo basically change the format for HEIC or something. you retain all the quality but at a smaller size. idk i'm not too well versed in this so someone else should explain it better.
10 x one hundred million iPhones is a lot of profit for Apple
lol true dat. they know folks gonna put out the extra $$$ for the memory.
Both Google and Samsung flagship devices are in the same price range. The galaxy fold is at 2k price point by the way.
Great. I lasted two years with my 64GB X and had 48 GB of free space before I traded it in. No need for me to go any higher since I store my pics on google photos, and stream all my music.
This is really a strategic move from Apple to push for the wireless future and also to encourage heavy users to go for the 256GB model. In reality, average users don’t really need anything more than 64 GB at present if the use of steaming services are considered.
Never said that, your the one who mentioned Samsung, so I’m just going by what you want to compare to
Because you originally said Apple is the only company to charge 1K for a flagship.
U need To go back and re-read
, I said Apple only one charging 1k for 64gb base entry. Then you compared it to Samsung and google, and only Samsung has a phone at 1k price range, where their base mode starts at 128gb
I would say that the Galaxy Fold is in its own market since Apple has nothing like it. Samsung could charge whatever they want and people will still buy it for the early adoption experience.
Isn’t that the same for Apple when it comes to the Face ID technology they incorporated with the iPhone X or Touch ID with the iPhone 5S? That level of security and seamless integration with payment system didn’t exist before that in consumer smartphones. All previous implementations by other companies were flawed. So when it comes to pricing I suppose apple was fine to charge whatever they wanted. Why’s it when Apple does something there’s always criticism and when others do it, it’s fine?!
My last phone was 64GB and I only ended up using about half.
Once a month I go through my photo stream, select photos I care about and select to save them on my 256GB ipad. Realistically I haven’t really had to delete photos off my phone either, but some time in the future, I’d imagine 2 years or so, I can mass delete w/o hesitation.
Once a month I go through my photo stream, select photos I care about and select to save them on my 256GB ipad. Realistically I haven’t really had to delete photos off my phone either, but some time in the future, I’d imagine 2 years or so, I can mass delete w/o hesitation.
you are not very good on staying on topic are you, we are talking about storage and yet you bringing in everything else, everyone gets flaks, you go on android authority plenty of samsung complaints, no one gets special treatments.
I’m bringing in other things because comparing price of a device with only one metric is myopic to say the least.