Yesterday I told you that Samsung Galaxy S6 battery life humiliates the a iPhone 6, and today I come with new information regarding a great advantage that the Apple product has in front of the competitor running the Android OS operating system. More precisely, we are talking about the storage space available for the Samsung Galaxy S6 at the time of the first start-up, a 32 GB terminal having only 23.48 GB available for users to install applications, save photos or movies, etc., the rest being occupied by the system memory and other applications pre-installed by the Koreans from Samsung.
If in the case of an iPhone 6 16 GB users have available 13 GB for use, with 3 GB occupied by the operating system and applications, so in the case of the Samsung Galaxy S6 the figure is almost 3 times higher, even if we are talking about the model with double storage space, Samsung choosing to offer so much storage space after removing a microSD card slot. In the case of iPhones with 64 GB of storage space, the space occupied by the operating system and pre-installed applications is somewhat larger, but it does not come close to the 8.5 GB of applications and OS occupied by the bloatware installed by those from Samsung in their own terminals, even though they had announced that they would not do this.
In the morning I told you that in Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge have at least 56 applications, with over 20 more than in iPhone terminals and this is reflected in the space available for users to install applications, take pictures or record video clips. In the past, users of Samsung terminals could be satisfied with the fact that they can attach a microSD card to solve the space problem, but now the 23.5 GB they have available must be enough for the daily use of the terminals throughout their life of use.
