I'm near to full with this 16 GB phone I have. I might as well get a Nokia Lumia... Not that I don't like Nokia, I was just looking forward to getting this phone. :\
32GB isn't really the norm. I for example have 16GB on my Optimus use it for almost two years and still had 11GB left. Not know since I put all my pictures there.
They are probably holding all those extra space for their 4.7 devices. If it's anything like the OneX+/OneS+ it will have 64deliciousGB.
I'm sure AT&T demanded the gimped 8X because they didn't want it to demolish 920 sales.
One look at the thin, svelte, sexy 8X next to the fat, brick-like Lumia 920, and there'd be no comparison... users would choose the 8X overwhelmingly and AT&T likely has to sell a lot of 920s to make back their exclusivity deal. If they could break the legs of the best Windows Phone device for everyday people right out of the gate by trimming storage to laughable levels, it makes the contest less of a challenge for Nokia.
Has HTC announced 32GB for any carrier? Just curious. Regardless, the Lumia's selling point is not 32GB. I doubt that will be mentioned much at all, the best selling iPhone is the 16GB for a reason.I'm sure AT&T demanded the gimped 8X because they didn't want it to demolish 920 sales.
I'm sure AT&T demanded the gimped 8X because they didn't want it to demolish 920 sales
You do realise that AT&T sell millions of phones a year, and therefore have a really good idea what their customer base wants.
Whilst you demand 32GB, it's perfectly possible that actually the vast majority of their customer base is satisfied with 8GB, and actually they can be even more competitive on price with the 8X, by dropping the amount of memory.
Not only that, but they will be able to offer the cheapest 8X on any network.
HTC 8X+ looks likely if they can do a One X+.