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When they say "4gb ROM", do they literally mean 4gb of crapware burnt in? (Which might help explain the low cost) Or is it perhaps supposed to say flash.
by forgotusername 15y ago
When they say "4gb ROM", do they literally mean 4gb of crapware burnt in? (Which might help explain the low cost) Or is it perhaps supposed to say flash.
- Game_Ender 15y agoROM = Read Only Memory, so yes they do mean "flash" as you understand it.
- forgotusername 15y agoSo flash as I understand it, generally refers to memory that can be written many times, whereas ROM specifically refers to memory that is "written" once (often before leaving the factory) and that's it. I'm slightly perplexed by your reply. :) Didn't realize until after posting that Android needs a writeable FS, so the article was clearly wrong.