Yep, these are the same people who dig around iPhone internals to check the amount of RAM and compare it to a similar Android model. Then they are all O_o when

Yep, these are the same people who dig around iPhone internals to check the amount of RAM and compare it to a similar Android model. Then they are all O_o when iPhone doesn't have 32GB of RAM. They completely forget that the OS memory management is _totally_ different. iOS doesn't need multiple gigabytes of RAM, because only one piece of software can be active at a time, the rest are suspended and can just get limited activations - and the OS decides when.