[dmullins8]

I picked up th 16gb at the verizon store, now I am starting to have second thoughs on not getting the 32gb, I gues I like the thought of more memory, not sure i will ever use just like the thought. Any one else having the same regret?

[jcp007]

Not on VZW but no regrets. I have a 32 GB card in addition to the 16 GB and have not made a dent yet. You can a get a 16GB cheaper than the 32GB GS3 price.

[artofdesign]

Nope. My 16gb is now 80gb so I'm not worried. SD cards baby.

[Kevin_STLTechTalk]

If a person puts 12GB of apps on their phone, I would think they have a problem.

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[droidXclone]

No regrets here, I keep all my apps on the phone and barely made a dent in the 8GB on my DX. I keep all my pictures, music, videos on the SD card and back it up regularly to my laptop, which I then back up to my external HD.

[jcp007]

No regrets here, I keep all my apps on the phone and barely made a dent in the 8GB on my DX. I keep all my pictures, music, videos on the SD card and back it up regularly to my laptop, which I then back up to my external HD.

I am new to Android. How do you back up the GS3 to your PC?

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Yes, I do now that I kno you can't install apps to your sd card

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[nooaah]

None yet. I may get a 64GB SD card instead of 32GB at some point. I'd just throw the 32GB into my camcorder or something.

[Burchamj]

Is there a way to get the music players to pick uo my mp3s from my sd card?

[Rev2010]

Not at all here either. ATT only offered the 16GB but the price difference on Verizon is $50. Well, I got a Samsung 32GB Class 10 MicroSD card for just under $30, so it saved me money getting the external SD. I have a bunch of 1280x720P movies on there now and still have half the space available, and I could always buy another. For apps and camera pics I never came anywhere near running out of space on my previous 8GB Droid 2. Don't be worried about it


Rev.

[Uncle Louie]

No regrets here. Like others here, I have a 64gb card that I bought on sale (I don't think that I'll ever be able to fill it), plus all of the Drop box space that I've acquired. I'm good!

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[nelonez]

I got the 16gb plus i have a 32gb micro sd card.... i havent even put a dent in that... plus my 50gb of dropbox of when i got the htc one x.... so im good...

[droidXclone]

I am new to Android. How do you back up the GS3 to your PC?

I just plug into my computer with the USB cable, open the device and copy the storage folders onto my hard drive- both the phone storage and the external SD storage. So I'm really just backing up all my media files, and data files used by apps... It's definitely not a full system backup by any means. I know there are apps that can backup your full system image, but I've never had a need for that so don't know much about them. I'm sure there's info around here somewhere if you're interested, or someone may chime in.

[sicario666]

No regrets here either. I went and bought another 32gig sd right after I left Verizon. It's far more than enough for me. I use my storage mainly for music.

S3nt from Galaxy S3

[Bullfrog1337]

No regrets. Apps only on phone. Pics, videos & some music stored on the SD card. All music on Google play.

16GB on Phone
64GB microSD
50GB Box.net

I'm good

[ibcop]

For $50 bucks more, you get double the storage. I think that in itself is a no brainier - I got a 16gb to get my hands on one but getting the 32 next week. Fresh out of the box you only have roughly 12gb available - not to say you couldn't fill it up but I also look at re-sell options too.

[ibcop]

No regrets. Apps only on phone. Pics, videos & some music stored on the SD card. All music on Google play.

16GB on Phone
64GB microSD
50GB Box.net

I'm good

You don't get a true 16gb usable space with the device - its really like 12gb. And the 64gb card has 59gb available.

[LazrRocketArm]

On ATT, so no choice. Would have preferred the 32gb, but the 64gb card is enough for media. Maybe the 12gb will eventually stretch the app limits, but I'll probably have a SGSIV by then!

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[vedwardsiii]

No regrets here, SD cards and online storage are the way to go these days. More pros that way.

[ansextra]

I purchased the 32gb SIII but only because I'm from the old days with PC's where you can't ever have enough storage. I also have a Class 10 32gb SD card...

[walcolm]

I am new to Android. How do you back up the GS3 to your PC?

Connect to pc fire up skies and go to the back up tab. Check all the items you want backed up

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[nelonez]

Just picked this bad boy up at Frys for $79.99 just wondering if it will work on the S3.... I don't see why it wouldn't but just curious...

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[jaj6503]

Not on VZW but no regrets. I have a 32 GB card in addition to the 16 GB and have not made a dent yet. You can a get a 16GB cheaper than the 32GB GS3 price.

This! Thanks to Google Play Music and this phone having great signal I was able to off-shute at least 15GBs of MP3s from my card to the cloud.

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[Rev2010]

Maybe the 12gb will eventually stretch the app limits, but I'll probably have a SGSIV by then!

Not at all, 12gb is way more than enough for any apps you could possibly ever install. I had 8gb on my Droid 2 and never came anywhere close to using even half the storage between apps, photos, and videos taken with the cell cam. I just checked my S3 and have 68 apps installed as according to the market (but that's with the included bloatware) and my app storage space is currently 818mb. I just checked my Ubuntu Linux drive space and with all I have installed I'm only at 21.7gb space used.


Rev.

[Xm_jdm]

Not here. I had a 64 GB SanDisk card and I am not rocking 80GB (roughly).