I know, that's why I'm aiming for a 64Gb (or even a 128Gb if they make one). I don't see why the higher end iPhone can't be 32, 64 and 128Gb and the lower end one 16 only. It would make more sense.
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Why is iPhone base model still 16 GB?
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I know, that's why I'm aiming for a 64Gb (or even a 128Gb if they make one). I don't see why the higher end iPhone can't be 32, 64 and 128Gb and the lower end one 16 only. It would make more sense.
I have a galaxy s4 my self and have a 64 gb micro sd card in it. I bought it in red which only comes in 16gb of internal memory but AT&T does sell the black and white in 32gb models. I actually had to exchange my sd card a few weeks ago and without it my stuff took about 95% of my internal memory and only had about 500 mb of space. Now with my micro sd card I have all my apps that I can put on it and music pictures and etc I have about 4.5 gb of space left which is only about 54% taken vs 95% without the sd card. My mother who is up for an upgrade in a few months decided to get the iPhone 5c with 32gb because for the same price of the base model of the 5s at $199 she gets double the space which while I always love the latest device and would buy the 5s I would consider the 5c for more space for better value
It sells. Why are you worried about it? If it's of no use to you then don't buy it. Just don't assume that no one else buys it simply because you don't.