Lack of Storage

[Chibana]

A phone is bad place to be storing work data. It's against my company's policy (that I wrote) for good reason. Still, to each his own. If you need to store GB of personal data, then this is probably not the phone for you.

 

[bassjo]

Here's my take... I have both the SGS3 and DNA and I'm having a heck of a time deciding which I want to keep. My S3 is the 32GB variety and packs an extra 32GB SD Card that I have crammed with 11 movies, about 15 gigs of music and 1.7 gigs worth of apps, with tons more space left. Sure it's nice having all that extra space but I have to ask myself, "Do I really need to carry around the bulk of my music and a butt load of movies in my pocket?" I have an 32gb iPad 3 on which I load 3 or 4 movies at a time to watch either while I'm flying for work or on the treadmill. The DNA, because of the "limited space", only has a few music playlists loaded on it, with no movies and I've really slimmed down my app choices and only loaded apps I actually use. (For playing my music while driving I've loaded a 16 gig USB stick with music inserted in my Equinox's USB slot, which works mediocre at best.) I think both phones are awesome and both have their pros and cons. I've got until the 15th to decide if I can live with the DNA's "lack of storage" but absolutely beautiful screen, beautiful stock launcher, and that quad-core power or go back to a slightly lower res screen, so-so stock launcher, and nice but plenty fast dual-core power.

 

[osubeavs728]

A phone is bad place to be storing work data. It's against my company's policy (that I wrote) for good reason. Still, to each his own. If you need to store GB of personal data, then this is probably not the phone for you.

Agreed, seems like a terrible decision.