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iPhone 4 16GB or 32 GB?
Hi peeps
I am looking to get the iphone 4 when available again in apple store. I am debating to get the 16GB or the 32GB version! I already have 6GB of music on PC which i will be putting on the iphone. However I won't be storing 100's pictures/video on the iphone. I am very keen on the Apps though as i already downloaded about 50 apps...and probably more SO....... which one would you guys recommend to get? As it is an extra £100 to get the 32GB that i might not end up using! any advice would be appreaciated! Cheers
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well i have the 16 gb 3GS and this is quite good for me and also there is a option to convert higher bitrate songs to 128kb aac files so they take up less space as this is a a smaller file than 128kb mp3's
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I have a 16gb iphone 3g. I have 80gb of music on my hard-drive, but find it not too much of an inconvenience to take stuff off and replace it whenever I feel like it.
Unless you're going away for long periods and feel you absolutely MUST have your entire collection with you, go for the 16 gig. I currently have about 80 apps and they take up around 1.5gb (one of those is a games package taking up 256 meg, by far the largest) so the apps don't take up too much room. |
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I got the 32GB iPhone4 and have already half filled it with songs so glad I did.
Also HD recordings take up alot of room if you plan to use that feature and things like GPS apps take up over 1GB. It really depends on the person. |
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I will probably get the 16gb as i only got 6GB of music and the rest i can use for apps, pics etc..
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When I upgrade I will get the 32GB version for sure. I have a 16GB 3G and I filed that up really easily. Now I have to keep deleting things to make best use of the space I have.
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When I upgrade I will get the 32GB version for sure. I have a 16GB 3G and I filed that up really easily. Now I have to keep deleting things to make best use of the space I have.
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I guess if you store loads of pictures/videos then thats different.. I won't be storing many as i will be transferring them to PC
But if you just want it for music then I think you should be ok with 16 GB. It's just a shame that it doesnt have an expandable memory so you wouldnt have to decide when you buy it. |
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32gb is probably a luxury. But I went for it anyway, as I was always finding it full when I had 16gb. Of course you could be more selective about what you sync across and make do with 16gb.
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I went for the 32GB.
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I went for the 16GB, as I only half-filled my 16GB 3G & 3GS.
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