512GB Memory Storage for All Phones is in Production By Samsung

It's impossible for you to get a phone with 256GB inbuilt memory storage. The biggest we have see so far is 64GB when it comes to smartphones. I don't know if there is any other smartphone with a bigger space than this.. Even the ones of 64 or 32 GB is just expandable up to 256GB using SD card.

Here Samsung comes in again.. With a record breaking invention, not too long from introducing the fast charge technology which allows you to fully charge your phone to 100% in 12mins.
  Samsung has has started mass production of 512GB eUFS storage.

The SD card has same dimension as of the 256GB. The memory card was built out of 64-layer 512 gigabit chips, eight of them, while the older eUFS storage used 48-layer chip.

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➡ How To Free More Space On Your Smartphone and Computers/Laptops

According to Gsmarena:

“The new storage promises 860MB/s sequential reads and 255MB/s sequential writes. It takes 6 seconds to copy a 5GB file from this storage and 20 seconds to copy to it. Samsung estimates you can store 21 hours of 4K video on these new chips. Performance for apps is similar to the previous generation – 42,000 IOPS and 40,000 IOPS respectively.”

The Samsung new 64-layer will be used in memory card and SSDs, not just phone storage. The older and new storage will be increased in future, so expect mid-range phones to get more storage.


What do you think of this invention.... Great or?

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400GB SD Launched By The Western Digital.... See Price

The Western Digital company has launched a New MicroSD of 400GB capacity .This is likely the first SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card by the company.

This SD Card which has been made available in the market for purchase. According to WD, over 150 billion apps are expected to be installed in 2017, and with the new microSD, users will be able to transfer files upto 100MB/s speed and goes as SDXC UHS-I class of a card. It is rated as App Performance Class A1, a rating that signifies that the card can run apps as well.

If you could recall you will remember that this same Company introduced the SanDisk iXpand Base for iPhones that enables Apple users to automatically back up files and photos on the charger/portable hard drive. 

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As far as the price of this newly launched 400GB SD card is concerned, t's set to be sold for $249,99 (about N90,000 in Naira), and also comes with a 10years warranty.

Impressive I must say. It is worth the price for which it is placed or what do you think? 

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See How To Get/Free More Space on Your Phone and Computer With 5 Best Steps .

When we get ourselves new phones, we almost feel as if the Storage capacity of that phone can't be filled up,but as time goes on, we find this to be untrue no matter the memory capacity of the phone. This is due to the fact that us being conscious of a wide and large Storage Capacity in our phones, tends to make us always download, receive more files, videos, music, apps, games and so on until the memory has been completely filled up.

There is a solution to your shortage of memory space on your phone's and computers. Just stay with me and you'll get to see it.

   How to Get/Free Memory Space on Your Phones and PC

1. Clear Cache + Data: Cached files are little bits of data stored by apps every time you use them. You can do this manually for individual apps by going toSettings > Storage > Apps. Choose Any App You Wish to clear Cache For and Clear Cache. That's All.

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2. Use lite apps: Android developers nowadays make two variants of their apps, one standard, and the other lighter, which not only consumes less cellular data, but takes up less space on your phone, too.
Some of those apps that consume space like Facebook, messenger,Youtube and opera have lite apps, consider switching to them.

3.Back up photos and video to Google Photos, then delete them from your phone: Photos and video are one of the biggest space hogs on any Android phone, and more so as their integrated cameras come with increasingly high megapixel counts.

Download the free Google Photos appfrom Google Play, then in the Settings menu select to back up all photos and video over Wi-Fi. Once the media has transferred you can delete them from your phone.

4. Move apps and files to SDcard: If your phone supports sdcard, move all your apps and files to SD card; any or useapps2sd to move difficult apps to SDcard.


5. Clear Old Downloads:
Every time you download a PDF or other document from the web it is stored in your Downloads folder, but the chances are you probably don't need it anymore. If you have a File Manager app use this to browse your Downloads folder and delete anything you don't need.



Follow  these steps and you'll not have to worried about managing your memory space. 

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