Anyone else wish Evo had 8GB on-board memory

[Caloy]

I wished that the evo had onboard memory. Heck I wish I had a TB worth of memory. But that doesn't change anything. I stopped looking at the other side of the fence after I got my phone, simply because it's what I have. I'm more focused on my phone and what it can and cannot do. If I need more memory in the not too distant future, I will just buy a bigger memory card. Once installed, I don't have to mess with it again. If I maxed out the amount of memory, the I know it's time for me to buy a new phone.

EDIT: Okay I take that back, I'll probably buy a new phone the time my 12 months is up. LOL

 

[jgalan14]

I wished that the evo had onboard memory. Heck I wish I had a TB worth of memory. But that doesn't change anything. I stopped looking at the other side of the fence after I got my phone, simply because it's what I have. I'm more focused on my phone and what it can and cannot do. If I need more memory in the not too distant future, I will just buy a bigger memory card. Once installed, I don't have to mess with it again. If I maxed out the amount of memory, the I know it's time for me to buy a new phone.

EDIT: Okay I take that back, I'll probably buy a new phone the time my 12 months is up. LOL

Yeah that's truth lol I managed to avoid video reviews and vs videos lol but good point

 

[dr g]

Is the onboard memory available as storage? If not, then there's not much point. The biggest pro for onboard memory I can think of is potentially faster writing.

 

[EarlyMon]

I doubt it. I don't think the internal memory is something that can be updated by software. I'd imagine it'd be a hardware replacement in order to increase the internal storage.

One point of Android 2.2 is to offload app storage from the internal memory and store _that_ to the sd card.

Straight from the horse's mouth - Android.com

 

[drexappeal]

One point of Android 2.2 is to offload app storage from the internal memory and store _that_ to the sd card.

Straight from the horse's mouth - Android.com

I'm aware of that.