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I can add to the anecdata that 16GB has not been an issue for me. Isn't there another obvious spin on the data? It seems obvious that at least 70% of users wit
by matthewmacleod 11y ago
I can add to the anecdata that 16GB has not been an issue for me.
Isn't there another obvious spin on the data? It seems obvious that at least 70% of users with 16GB phones are doing fine with that amount of storage. Wouldn't it be a poor decision—certainly from a business point of view—to mandate larger storage for them, when they clearly aren't even using 16GB?
- DasIch 11y ago70% of all users might not have a problem but the real question is how it impacts the users that matter, the users that voice their opinion and are listened to. I would expect that quite a few of them do notice or would, if they were using 16GB phones.
- matthewmacleod 11y agoThat makes no sense – those users are free to buy a bigger phone in exchange for the additional fee. Since a large majority of users do not appear to be using the full 16GB available, it seems it would be a poor use of resources to add additional storage for them.
- DasIch 11y agoWhat they are free to do or not is irrelevant, as long as users complain about the 16GB phones causing negative publicity.