does the galaxy s5 have a micro SD slot

[ahawkua]

does the galaxy s5 have a micro SD slot

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[UJ95x]

does the galaxy s5 have a micro SD slot

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Yes it does. Samsung has had SD cards for years, and I don't expect that to change anytime soon

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[ahawkua]

Yes it does. Samsung has had SD cards for years, and I don't expect that to change anytime soon

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Do you think SD cards are becoming more popular

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[JeffDenver]

does the galaxy s5 have a micro SD slot

Yeah, a really good one. It supports 128 gig SD cards.

Do you think SD cards are becoming more popular

Sure seems like it. HTC got rid of them and is now adding them back due to popular demand. (They support 128 gig SD cards too)

 

[ahawkua]

Yeah, a really good one. It supports 128 gig SD cards.


Sure seems like it. HTC got rid of them and is now adding them back due to popular demand. (They support 128 gig SD cards too)

Do you think phones in the future will still have an option for micro SD cards?

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[UJ95x]

Do you think phones in the future will still have an option for micro SD cards?

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Samsung will likely keep them. Most other OEMs don't support them

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[JeffDenver]

Do you think phones in the future will still have an option for micro SD cards?

Unless something better comes along (or unless internal storage gets really cheap) yeah. They are an industry standard right now. They are used in everything.

Samsung will likely keep them. Most other OEMs don't support them

Lots of OEMs support them. HTC, Sony, ZTE...pretty much every mid or low end phone that is not Google or Moto.

Lots of Windows Phones support them as well.

 

[UJ95x]

Unless something better comes along (or unless internal storage gets really cheap) yeah. They are an industry standard right now. They are used in everything.


Lots of OEMs support them. HTC, Sony, ZTE...pretty much every mid or low end phone that is not Google or Moto.

Lots of Windows Phones support them as well.

I was referring to the flagships, and specifically the US variants since I know the international versions of the G2 and the One support them

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