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every high end device (comparable to the iPhone) released from about last month onward has at least 2 GB of ram the Nexus 5 (350$ outright) has 2 GB of ram in
by hayksaakian 12y ago
every high end device (comparable to the iPhone) released from about last month onward has at least 2 GB of ram
the Nexus 5 (350$ outright) has 2 GB of ram
in the USA, you could probably get a subsidized phone (for free) that has 2 GB of ram from any of the top 4 carriers. (See: Galaxy S4)
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i just checked ATT, T-Mobile, Verizon[1], and Sprint all offer the S4 for 0$ up front cost (it has 2GB of ram)
[1] Verizon charges 50$ up front (plus all the same BS fees you'd get on an iPhone).
- zzleeper 12y agoI'm a little surprised by that too.. Nexus 4 had 2gb; only the Moto G ($180 unlocked) has 1gb now..
- sspiff 12y agoAt first, this dissuaded me from buying the Moto G. I had a Moto Droid 4 before (also 1GB memory) and feared it wouldn't be much of an upgrade. Haven't had a lot of trouble with the Moto G though, everything runs super-smooth, and no force closing apps.
- hereonbusiness 12y agoIf I don't restart mine for extended periods of time it starts slowing down noticeably, and I don't use many apps at all. Makes me consider getting a Moto X (the old one) instead.
- ibrahima 12y agoEvery high end device from last year has 2GB of RAM, this year's top end devices have 3GB. Actually, last year's Note 3 had 3GB of RAM.
- coldtea 12y ago>every high end device (comparable to the iPhone) released from about last month onward has at least 2 GB of ram Which doesn't contradict what he said at all.