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#417627 - 03/05/09 07:39 AM 8GB or 16GB iPhone?
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	I'm still toying with getting my iPhone before the rumored May-June release. I have a chance to get a refurb 8GB iPhone for $99 or a 16GB iPhone for $199 from ATT via my company discount. Besides the music space is there any other significant reason to bump up to the larger 16GB model? I'm thinking for $99 I can get two, one for me and one for my wife and not impact our wallets too much. _________________________
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#417638 - 03/05/09 10:07 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: RubenC]
John Rougeux Here Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5279 Loc: Louisville, KY	Space is the only difference. I got the 16Gb Touch because I watch Tv/movies on it. Otherwise the 8GB is good enough
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#417640 - 03/05/09 10:20 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: John Rougeux]
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	I was hoping that was all, just wasn't sure if the Apps take up any space. _________________________
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#417645 - 03/05/09 11:28 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: RubenC]
Nagromme Carpal Tunnel Registered: 01/10/08 Posts: 888 Loc: USA	Apps can take up a lot of space. You'll still be fine with 8 for now, but I'd want the future-proofing! For instance, if "real" GPS software arrived (with the maps pre-stored) that's got to gobble storage. (And you may find yourself watching movies or video podcasts more than you expect. With an adapter, you can deliver movies and TV shows to a regular TV from your iPhone.) But if it's a question of TWO phones vs. one? Take two! _________________________ nagromme STROGG: Change We Can Believe In TeamMacOSX.org
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#417648 - 03/05/09 12:05 PM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: Nagromme]
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	That was my thought, "Two for the price of one", music wise I still have my 80GB iPod, plenty for now. But for what it's worth, the deed is done. _________________________
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#417732 - 03/05/09 07:45 PM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: RubenC]
Nagromme Carpal Tunnel Registered: 01/10/08 Posts: 888 Loc: USA	Cool--your first mobile OS X device? Welcome aboard! _________________________ nagromme STROGG: Change We Can Believe In TeamMacOSX.org
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#417774 - 03/06/09 05:38 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: RubenC]
John Rougeux Here Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5279 Loc: Louisville, KY	Originally Posted By: RubenC But for what it's worth, the deed is done. Congrats! That slipped right past me!
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#417810 - 03/06/09 10:23 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: Nagromme]
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	Originally Posted By: Nagromme Cool--your first mobile OS X device? Welcome aboard! Originally Posted By: Nagromme Cool--your first mobile OS X device? Welcome aboard! Thanks! Looking forward to getting them now. _________________________
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#417811 - 03/06/09 10:23 AM Re: 8GB or 16GB iPhone? [Re: John Rougeux]
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	Originally Posted By: John Rougeux Originally Posted By: RubenC But for what it's worth, the deed is done. Congrats! That slipped right past me! LOL! Yeah, it was kinda sudden wasn't it. _________________________
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