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Yesterday my friend and I had both of our iPhones stolen from a bag during our graduation. Though I have iCloud tracking, my phone has been turned off by whoever has taken it, and even when the phone is turned on, there's no guarantee I'll get it back. I'm also considering the erase data option, because I'm worried about any information that might be taken from it, if the lock code is cracked.
It was also a pretty grubby iPhone 4, purchased aaalll the way back in 2010. I have to say that little guy has been pretty damn durable, but certainly has been reaching it's end. It was extremely slow with the new iOS, the home button didn't work, and there were all kinds of issues.
To get to my point, I've wanted a new phone for awhile now, and at this point I can afford one on my own. I'm considering the iPhone 5c, but I have no clue what amount of GB to put on it. I don't particularly put music on it (I usually keep to spotify), I never used a ton of apps, I didn't use it for movies... I did have a lot of pictures and some videos.
Does this mean 16GB would be more useful to me?
On the other hand, that room can run out fast.... I think I'd maybe appreciate the option of 32GB because if I changed my mind, I could add music from iTunes, I could have a lot of apps, and etc.? If I bought a 5c, I probably would not plan on buying another phone for another 4 or more years.
So, what do you guys think?
It was also a pretty grubby iPhone 4, purchased aaalll the way back in 2010. I have to say that little guy has been pretty damn durable, but certainly has been reaching it's end. It was extremely slow with the new iOS, the home button didn't work, and there were all kinds of issues.
To get to my point, I've wanted a new phone for awhile now, and at this point I can afford one on my own. I'm considering the iPhone 5c, but I have no clue what amount of GB to put on it. I don't particularly put music on it (I usually keep to spotify), I never used a ton of apps, I didn't use it for movies... I did have a lot of pictures and some videos.
Does this mean 16GB would be more useful to me?
On the other hand, that room can run out fast.... I think I'd maybe appreciate the option of 32GB because if I changed my mind, I could add music from iTunes, I could have a lot of apps, and etc.? If I bought a 5c, I probably would not plan on buying another phone for another 4 or more years.
So, what do you guys think?