Late-night poll: How much internal storage is enough?

77 CommentsPosted by mimogearMarch 30, 2012 - 02:591 day ago

I love storing really high quality anime on my phone. It's just a blast to be anywhere and enjoy a network free experience. I can't get enough storage ;)

Select ratingSpamThumbs DownThumbs Up  Login or register to post comments Posted by JohnlyMarch 30, 2012 - 03:051 day ago

I am a expert cloud user, 70 Gigs music, and email and pictures to boot. I feel sorry for people that can't use the Cloud.....they ought to boot up and buy another sea-gate...as for us, we ROCK the CLOUD!!!!

Select ratingSpamThumbs DownThumbs Up  Login or register to post comments Posted by baykesMarch 30, 2012 - 04:191 day ago

cloud has limits. Cloud blows when you're on a flight or there's no (or inadequate) 4g coverage. Cloud shortens battery life.
Internal storage is a good backup

Select ratingSpamThumbs DownThumbs Up  Login or register to post comments Posted by richardyarrellMarch 30, 2012 - 03:341 day ago

32gb is more than enough boys..

Select ratingSpamThumbs DownThumbs Up  Login or register to post comments Posted by PGleo86March 30, 2012 - 08:011 day ago

Not for me, or a lot of people. I have a 32GB microSD in my Droid Incredible alongside the internal 8GB (40GB total) and it's still nowhere near enough. I have over 70GB of music, and as much again of video. The video I can live without on my phone, but still that leaves me with 30

HTC 'Droid Incredible 4G' appears in Verizon internal screen

The "Droid Incredible 4G" name has appeared a couple of times over the past few months, suggesting the imminent arrival of a new entry in HTC and Big Red's Droid Incredible series. Back in February we even got our first look at what seems to be a Droid Incredible-like device with Verizon 4G LTE connectivity.

Today there's even more evidence to suggest that a new Dinc may be on the way. A Verizon internal document sent to us by a tipster references the HTC Droid Incredible 4G and its model number, ADR6410. There's also some slightly less interesting stuff about MAP (minimum advertised price) policy, though no specific prices to speak of at this stage.

With the HTC One X and One S coming to Europe in the next week, and a U.S. launch likely within the next month, it makes sense for Verizon to get its own next-gen HTC handset in the near future. Purported specs include a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM and an 8MP shooter. Like the One S, the display is said to be AMOLED-based rather than One X's SLCD2. On the software side, we'd expect to see Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense 4.0.

Sounds a lot like a 4G LTE version of the One S to us. Verizon people, be sure to drop by the comments and let us know if you're tempted.

Thanks, Anon!

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