Yeah, I'd consider the rezound, but after playing with some phones with HTC's Sense, I'm not a big fan, nor do I like the looks of the rezound, but I'll definitely go get some hands on in-store to try it out. Regarding flash, I don't think I've ever really even tried to use it on my current droid, but even if I did it probably would have been painfully slow.
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How would you manage your 16gb?
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Yeah, I'd consider the rezound, but after playing with some phones with HTC's Sense, I'm not a big fan, nor do I like the looks of the rezound, but I'll definitely go get some hands on in-store to try it out. Regarding flash, I don't think I've ever really even tried to use it on my current droid, but even if I did it probably would have been painfully slow.
screaminz2002
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From house with a couple ipad2's I can tell you my phone uses flash a lot. You don't notice it until its gone.
I am still holding out Google/Samsung isn't dumb enough to let them do a 16gb phone only. If they do I may just buy it to use as a tether for a ftp site..
I am still holding out Google/Samsung isn't dumb enough to let them do a 16gb phone only. If they do I may just buy it to use as a tether for a ftp site..
I'm still not sold on them only having the 16gb version, as we know they made them with 32gb because multiple people were testing them.
But, if it is only 16gb, I'm not worried. I don't keep but maybe a couple hundred songs on my Droid and pictures are the only other thing on there, so personally it won't affect me.
I do understand many users use their phone as their music player, I just don't because the only time I use a lot of music is when I'm running and I never run with my phone, always run with the *touch =x
But, if it is only 16gb, I'm not worried. I don't keep but maybe a couple hundred songs on my Droid and pictures are the only other thing on there, so personally it won't affect me.
I do understand many users use their phone as their music player, I just don't because the only time I use a lot of music is when I'm running and I never run with my phone, always run with the *touch =x
You could fairly easily get about 2500 songs on 14 GB, leaving you a couple to spare for the other stuff. Maybe I am traveling light (I have no music on my RAZR), but I'm only using 2 GBs and I have 87 programs, a few pictures, a few wallpapers, and a ringtone or two. 16 GB is a lot for a phone IMO.
You are most likely right. 16GB probably would be fine for me, but just the idea that IF for some reason or another I end up needing more space, there was never any option of choosing a larger size in the first place or popping in an SD card. Now, I understand the iPhone doesn't have expandable storage either, but at least it has options of 16gb-64gb. Also, thinking about it, I like to take a lot of videos and with 1080p recording on phones I can imagine they may take a good amount of space as well? I suppose I could just move those off of my phone onto other storage, but that would just be something else to worry about.
Basically, I don't want my phones storage to be too much of a concern, and 16GB is on the low-end relative to other current devices.
Yeah I feel you...I almost feel bad saying it but I'm considering going with a 4s. A lot of friends and family have them, so FaceTime / iMessage would be handy, iTunes integration for music would be nice, and my girlfriends iPhone 4 is very smooth and the apps mostly seem much nicer than android. But man would I miss playing with custom ROMs and all the other customization android offers! Such tough decisions for a phone lol, feel so geeky
Correct me if I am wrong, but those don't have micro sd cards either, and come in 16 GB or 32 GB versions. So how would that be different than the Nexus?
I love my 7 iPods and don't plan on changing to any other device. I have been using them since the very first one (with Music Match Jukebox instead of iTunes on Windows). I have almost 13,000 songs in my library (a sampling from the 5,000+ CDs I have). But you can upload 20,000 songs for free to Google Music -- even those encoded in AAC -- and access them from anywhere (a computer, your phone -- whatever). And it's free.
Stick with DROID. No 4G is a way bigger issue, to me, than "limited" storage in the Nexus. Of course, if you don't have unlimited data it doesn't matter much as streaming stuff is the whole point of 4G.
I am not an Apple hater. I like their products. I think the iPhone is nice. But I wouldn't want one, mostly because of the lack of 4G.
Go on Amazon and check out the 32GB SD cards. If you think you might need it, go ahead and get it. The prices are so much better than they were when it first came out ($200).
32 is max for our devices, when 64 comes out, it will be SDXC and wont be supported.
Btw, iPads are all that I know of to have the dual chip for 64gb.
The answer is 42.
Oh, wait, you mean to tell me you need to know the question now?
Well, I can't answer that.
32 is max for our devices, when 64 comes out, it will be SDXC and wont be supported.
Btw, iPads are all that I know of to have the dual chip for 64gb.
The answer is 42.
Oh, wait, you mean to tell me you need to know the question now?
Well, I can't answer that.
I have about 600 songs, a couple nandroids, a few ROMs, GB AIO files, Boot Manager with 2 ROMs loaded on my SD card, and countless other files. I still have 6.5 GB free on my SD. So really, I could live with a 16 GB version. I don't need 15 different movies saved on my SD, countless podcasts or 20,000 songs.
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The deal with the Nexus is that there is no micro SD card slot. All of the storage is internal. Hence the title of this thread -- how would you manage 16 GBs?
Yeah, didn't realize you were talking about a phone with no SD slot, sorry. But yes, things are going into the cloud now, just keep what you want to have access to most on your memory and leave the rest in the cloud for access anywhere you have service.
The answer is 42.
Oh, wait, you mean to tell me you need to know the question now?
Well, I can't answer that.
The answer is 42.
Oh, wait, you mean to tell me you need to know the question now?
Well, I can't answer that.
mikeinctown
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The crappy part about cloud storage, or even 4g for that matter is the huge amount of data. I used half a gig of data up to the point I got my rezound . In just two days I've almost doubled that. People not on an unlimited plan will suffer using "the cloud".
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