When you scroll down on an app information page there is size in MB. I haven't researched it (it changes quite often), but the biggest I have seen was about 300 MB.
Megabytes tend to wear out after time, iphone megabytes are very unreliable and run out quickly.
256 MB of RAM.
The iPhone 5 has 1GB of RAM, shared between the graphics processor and CPU. This is an upgrade from the iPhone 4S which only had 512 MB.
1-2 mb
256 MB of RAM.
1000 mb = 1 gb so 300 gb is 600 times better than 500 mb
300 megabytes per second is much faster.
1.3 gigabyte is 1,300 megabytes. So 1.3 gb is way larger than 300 mb.1.3 gb is larger than 300 mb. It is the same size as 1300 mb.
It depends on the quality of the pictures, but in short, yes it can - easily. A picture from an iphone will be about 150kb so it could hold about 55,000. A good quality picture will be about 1MB and even then, that will hold around 8,000. Hope this helps
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