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What's the difference between the U's phone memory and the internal storage?

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What's the difference between the U's phone memory and the internal storage?

What's the difference and what are they for?

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Johan
Master

So I'm back to clarify.

RAM = Ram of course.

System memory = The space where Android is kept and other stuff which the user can't modify.

Phone memory = Where downloaded app's are stored by default.

Internal storage = Where all your media is stored.

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Bobeobi
Contributor

It's completely different things:

Phone memory - RAM

Internal storage - free space in your phone

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So you mean that the Xperia U has 2 GB of RAM? Smiling_Face_with_open_mouth_&_closed_Eyes Have you read the white paper?

Bobeobi
Contributor

Then why u ask dumb questions?

slimshaddy
Hero

ccording to white paper..

RAM 512 MB

System memory 2 GB

Phone memory 2 GB

Internal storage 4 GB

since it does not have any sd card slot.. internal storage = system + phone...

i think so.. not sure.

slimshaddy
Hero

guys dont fight Dizzy_Face it was a god question but still the author you shouldn't have laughed Dizzy_Face bobeobi was just trying to help..

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Alright, sorry for laughing. Slightly_smiling_Face

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I don't get it, why would the system and phone memory be equal to the internal storage? They store different data, system memory is the ROM (I think).

slimshaddy
Hero

like i said i'm not sure Slightly_smiling_Face wait for any other user to reply....

Johan
Master

I'm checking this with one of my colleagues.

I'll be back! Slightly_smiling_Face

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