And what you can see is that on the 16GB model of the Galaxy S5, half of the on-board storage is used up before the owner even turns on the phone.
That’s just awful.
And what you can see is that on the 16GB model of the Galaxy S5, half of the on-board storage is used up before the owner even turns on the phone.
That’s just awful.
Well, it’s not like S5 owners are going to fill it up with iTunes music…
What’s worse is most of it is unnecessary. Most of those S apps are pointless on Android.
S Voice? Google Now.
S Beam? NFC.
S Hub? Play Store Movies/Music.
The level of duplication they have created is ridiculous.
Interesting that, as far as I can tell, this new “flagship” phone won’t even be available in a 64GB option.
And to think I was thinking 64GB feels a little tight on my 5S, and I was hoping Apple would have gone to 128GB like on the iPads…
Haha – I’m sure they’ll use the extra space to store all the high resolution jpegs scanned fingers and toes.