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Benk3350

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Of course apple offers the 16g and 32g but rarely are they ever exact. I guess it's hard to fit all those bytes accurately into a device? I don't know.

But anyway I bought the 32 gb model of the iphone 4

My iphone 4 has 29.06 gigs.

That's almost 3 whole gigabytes that aren't there. Thats a lot of content. I have already about 26 gb of movies and music on my itunes. So that doesn't leave a lot of room even though I got the biggest model possible.

But at least my phone is awesome! It's just a little frustrating.


Anyway, please post how many gigabytes your iphone 4 ACTUALLY has.
 
dude, really, you dont now how it works? this has tons of threads, MROOGLE for them
 
My 16GB had exactly 14GB.

After installing all my music, photo's, etc..
I have:

11.2 available.
 
Wikipedia:

Consumer flash drives typically have sizes measured in powers of two (e.g. 512 MB, 8 GB). This includes SSDs as hard drive replacements [citation needed], even though traditional hard drives tend to use decimal units. Thus, a 64 GB SSD is actually 64×1024³ bytes. In reality, most users will have slightly less capacity than this available, due to the space taken by filesystem metadata.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory#Capacity
 
Wikipedia:

Consumer flash drives typically have sizes measured in powers of two (e.g. 512 MB, 8 GB). This includes SSDs as hard drive replacements [citation needed], even though traditional hard drives tend to use decimal units. Thus, a 64 GB SSD is actually 64×1024³ bytes. In reality, most users will have slightly less capacity than this available, due to the space taken by filesystem metadata.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory#Capacity

THIS
 
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