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How Much Do You Have On Your 32GB iPhone?
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I don't have a 32GB iPhone. I have a 64GB iPhone 5 and a little less than half left.
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Capacity: 27.4 GB
Available: 11.4 GB
Songs: 1
Videos: 6
Photos: 333
Applications: 184
The available space was 9.1 GB yesterday, but I did my bimonthly factory reset and restore from backup last night. This freed up more than 3 GB, some of which has since been filled in by caches and app data.
I have some badly written apps that chew through a lot of storage space and don't give it back until I reset and restore (one of them took up 1.1 GB for the app data until the restore purged all but 50 MB).
And the notorious "Other" category will typically balloon to more than 2.5 GB within a couple of months. I think that using iTunes Match also leaves a lot of cruft behind if the songs don't download all the way, and nothing can purge that except a factory reset and restore from backup. The "Other" category takes up less than 1.6 GB on our iPad 3, with no factory resets or restores in more than two years.
Available: 11.4 GB
Songs: 1
Videos: 6
Photos: 333
Applications: 184
The available space was 9.1 GB yesterday, but I did my bimonthly factory reset and restore from backup last night. This freed up more than 3 GB, some of which has since been filled in by caches and app data.
I have some badly written apps that chew through a lot of storage space and don't give it back until I reset and restore (one of them took up 1.1 GB for the app data until the restore purged all but 50 MB).
And the notorious "Other" category will typically balloon to more than 2.5 GB within a couple of months. I think that using iTunes Match also leaves a lot of cruft behind if the songs don't download all the way, and nothing can purge that except a factory reset and restore from backup. The "Other" category takes up less than 1.6 GB on our iPad 3, with no factory resets or restores in more than two years.
Songs 0
Videos 6
Photos 833
Apps 52
Available space: 15.0gb.
I think next time I may just go with the 16gb as I use a 64gb iPad.
Videos 6
Photos 833
Apps 52
Available space: 15.0gb.
I think next time I may just go with the 16gb as I use a 64gb iPad.
Probably going with the 16 next time unless 32 is standard of course. I use spotify for music and since I have 10 gb shared data and a family that doesn't use any data I don't need much. I have my pictures on Dropbox which is almost full but I'll probably use iCloud drive when it's released.
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10.3GB free on my 32GB iPhone 5. I find 32GB just the right amount - will definitely get the same for the iPhone 6.
I was jailbroken when iOS 7 was first released. I never saw a compelling reason to upgrade. I don't care for the GUI in iOS 7 (way too much white). And I have almost everything iOS 7 has either with a tweak or an app.
Now, even though I could update and jailbreak again I would have to spend a considerable amount of time uupdating my tweaks and finding new ones to replace those that aren't working.
iOS 7 is not worth that effort to me. Everything is the way I want it and it all works. Not going to mess with it.
I wish my iPad Mini could go back to iOS 6 but I bought it pre-installed with iOS 7.