On Tue, 8 Apr 2014 10:47:25 -0700 (PDT), trader_4 wrote:

Did the reviewers actually test the Tmobile version of
the phone? IMO, it's very possible that Tmobile's software load is the
problem, that for some reason their software load is unusually large.

Mobile phones have much less storage than advertised, according to consumer
watchdogs.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...ne-memory.html

A Which? study found that mobile phones claiming to provide 16GB of data
storage actually had memory as low as 9GB.

"The problem is that manufacturers aren't making people aware of how much
space they're really getting when they buy the phone. And it's a bit of a
lottery.¡

Mr Boland urged manufacturers to be more honest so that consumers can make
better choices. The actual storage is sometimes in the small print but may
be hard to find.

"Ultimately, it's not fair. You aren't getting the space you expected and
you have no easy way of knowing how much you will actually get from phone
to phone."

Do you think mobile phone companies should be more honest about storage?