What exactly is a "proper SD slot"? They both have internal micro SD slots with the same capacity and speed.
Trust me on a android device you'll tell the difference with more memory quite fast. If its one thing I hate its lag and my evo lags alot.
Trust me on a android device you'll tell the difference with more memory quite fast. If its one thing I hate its lag and my evo lags alot.
The GS3 will see the physical SD card as the "/sdcard/" directory. This means all data that the apps write to the sdcard will actually go in the card.
The EVO uses the internal 9GB as the sdcard.
The real sd is seen as ext_sd, so not many apps will use it.
So am I wrong and assuming:
Sense + ICS running 700 Mb used or so. Add all the normal things running in the background and I generally have 150Mb left or so to Multitask.
Touchwiz+ ICS could use 1GB, add the normal background running stuff and you should have 800Mb or so left. Sounds like a HUGE difference.
And if Best Buy will let me switch my device out within 30 days I will probably switch (this multitasking thing is killing me) and leave my wife with the 4glte
The GS3 will see the physical SD card as the "/sdcard/" directory. This means all data that the apps write to the sdcard will actually go in the card.
The EVO uses the internal 9GB as the sdcard.
The real sd is seen as ext_sd, so not many apps will use it.
That would be nice. I have never quite understood why it is set up this way on the Evo LTE.
I chose EVoLTE over GS3.
My choice came down to better radios vs more vibrant screens & smoother UI. In the end, I valued the better radios more
I chose EVoLTE over GS3.
My choice came down to better radios vs more vibrant screens & smoother UI. In the end, I valued the better radios more
I actually like the way Evo LTE has it. That way if you have to switch SD cards you don't have to worry about the android secure folder. and leave the SD card for media, like movies, music, etc.
I chose EVoLTE over GS3.
My choice came down to better radios vs more vibrant screens & smoother UI. In the end, I valued the better radios more