Does Your Mobile Phone,

have enough memory?

the reason I ask is because just a few weeks ago I had to make a bit more room on mine, although I do not have any films on it, the telephone does have lots of speaking books and so much music on it, we listen to music every Saturday evening and every other Sunday at least, so I had to delete a few things to make way for more music, but then I saw perhaps the answer to mobile telephone storage, the Saygus' V², a premium Android phone that will ship out later this month, many smart phones these days, won't give you a micro SD slot to expand the internal storage, all iPhones and members of Google's Nexus lineup are in this boat, some have a slot, though, but only one looks to have two, this one, the V² has 64GB of internal storage to start, and Saygus are quick to hype the '400GB Expandable Storage', making about 464GB total, to get there, you'll need two of these 200GB jobbies, and fairly deep pockets, I'll assume most will stick to smaller cards until prices drop, on to the telephone, it has a 5" Full HD screen, there's a quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor and 3GB of RAM beating under the bonnet, along with GSM, 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, IR transmitter, and MHL-capable USB connector comprising the connectivity, powering it all is a 3,100 mAh battery that is surprisingly removable, another thing you won't find in every smart phone out there including the premium models, the phone unfortunately ships with Android 4.4 instead of 5, but there's also a 21MP rear camera and 13MP front camera, both of which can do auto-focus and image stabilisation, and the Saygus V² is waterproof, if all of this sounds good to you, Saygus are taking pre-orders on its website for a release on May 22nd, selling at $599 it seems price wise to be on par with its competition, I have to wonder when will other manufactures take the lead that Saygus has and install two micro SD card slots?