jcp007
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We definitely have a expandable storage obesity epidemic here.
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To me there's just this feeling of "You had this before, we know you liked it, but we're taking it away. Here's a conciliation prize". Perhaps I shouldn't feel that way but for some odd reason I do.
Can I adapt? Of course, they're just phones. It still stings a bit though. Just don't mess up my Note series the same way this year. I know they will sooner or later but please don't this year.
G3
I know... and I'm not gonna beat a dead horse. I got new phones in Jan and Feb and all but one of them have removables so I'm set for 2015 and at least half of 2016 if need be.It was more a case of we hear you know and sorry for not listening. Improved resolution and energy efficiency of the new display especially in sunlight. Premium build materials. More powerful and energy efficient chipsets. More advanced LTE radio. Multiple wireless charging standards. UFS storage. 32GB storage to start. 3GB of DDR4 RAM versus 1GB of DDR3. Better external speaker. Etc.
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I know... and I'm not gonna beat a dead horse. I got new phones in Jan and Feb and all but one of them have removables so I'm set for 2015 and at least half of 2016 if need be.
G3
Happy for you. Enjoy the canoli and leave the gun.
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Not as many as you'd think. My dead computer had less than 128 GB storage and there's very little music on it for the 80 GB I had. If you rip a TV series to watch on a commute and have a decent music library, 128 GB isn't that much space. (Fortunately I have everything backed up to external drives - why is it a bad idea to back up one's phone the same way? And carry the external drive in the phone?)
My 128gb has about 45 HD movies and about 7000 songs. It's nearly full and I recently discovered FLAC files which are bigger and sound better.
And it's backed up on my pcs, laptops, clouds, NAS, etc and I have never had an SD card fail on me.
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My 128gb has about 45 HD movies and about 7000 songs. It's nearly full and I recently discovered FLAC files which are bigger and sound better.
And it's backed up on my pcs, laptops, clouds, NAS, etc and I have never had an SD card fail on me.
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My 128gb has about 45 HD movies and about 7000 songs. It's nearly full and I recently discovered FLAC files which are bigger and sound better.
And it's backed up on my pcs, laptops, clouds, NAS, etc and I have never had an SD card fail on me.
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My 128gb has about 45 HD movies and about 7000 songs. It's nearly full and I recently discovered FLAC files which are bigger and sound better.
And it's backed up on my pcs, laptops, clouds, NAS, etc and I have never had an SD card fail on me.
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Can we pleease combine the 3 threads in S6 and Note 4.
Everyone is repeating points made by somebody else, or going around the campaign trail making the same points in each.
Lol!
Just a quick look-up, it looks like many multiples of thousands...many multiples for 128. I don't know...I think most of the gripers are the fringe people here. It just seems strange to carry and hold so much entertainment on a device without rotating the garbage out.
Sort of reminds me of the TV show Hoarders...but what do I know.
Oh that's for me. Well this one and the two below. There was a lot of cross posting.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/sa...aker-you-no-removable-battery-no-sd-card.html
http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-4/498286-going-upgrade-note-4-s6-s6-edge.html
Your first link, the topic has been beat to death for almost a week now. Nothing useful except griping and complaining about the absence of expandable storage and swappable battery. Both design choices that will not be included in the GS6. Those folks can't accept this reality.
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