8 GB? RAM? On a mobile phone? You know, that thing that we used for the simple communication and those nifty short messages 15 years ago. And not so long ago skeptics used to say that 3 GB of RAM is enough for your desktop computer. What will those folks say to this?
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Pffft, I have that much in my PC. Granted, it's already over 4 years old.
I don't see a need for this.
the only time this will actually be useful is if phone manufacturers come out with something that ubuntu phone and windows had where you can use your phone as a PC and plug it up to a monitor, KB and mouse.
like using a full blown PC OS right off your mobile.
but to play candy crush and sonic dash or whatever the new "in" game is at the moment, yeah...this isnt going to help anyone.
overkill
I thought 4gbs was the sweet point for phones now.
iPhones already outperform with less. Maybe optimize the software instead of just throwing in bigger specs
There's really no point, nothing on phones need that much. Phone hardware is advancing faster than the software. Most people can get by just fine on 2gb or 3gb.
The way android manages system memory, 8GB is equal to 2GB on iOS. Apple phones already provide 2GB. So no, not unreasonable.
http://tech.firstpost.com/n...
Older article but still applies.