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Thought i bought i 16GB 5C iPhone from Kogan but they sent me an 8GB one which i started using but finding 8GB is really not enough you may as well not have a smart phone with 8GB can hardly do anything. Ofcourse i can't exchange it now as i am using it. Its a good phone otherwise. Anyone know if its possible to put more storage on the phone rather than having to trade it in?
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Hi!
Unfortunately it's impossible to upgrade the storage of an iPhone. What you can do, however, is to only keep pictures, music, documents and videos in the cloud and not saved on the device itself. This should keep your storage free for a while, but it won't last if you need to use a lot of apps.
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It's possible technically, but for regular users, the equipment and software investment costs many time the value of the phone itself.
So just trade it in.
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Yes you can, but you need someone to do it for you,
When working it all out I would cost you more than the phones worth, part exchange or sell your old phone and buy a upgrade with more memory, ps I strip iphones down as a hobby and slowly get around it all but to do you you need it's a skill and practice using heat gun, reballing and a good microscope.
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Thanks Alex, yes, i tried that, its still not enough
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