Topic: lFuture Hardware
Apple could be planning iOS device with 128GB of storage
01/27/2013, 09:01 pm
A more intimate inspection of Apple's latest iOS 6.1 beta reveals that Apple may be planning to introduce an iOS device with double the built-in storage of today's highest capacity iPhones and iPads.
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