I'm eligible to upgrade my handset and am planning to upgrade to the S3. Most places seem to only be offering the 16G version but Voda have both 16G and 32G versions available, tariff is pretty much comparable to Tesco.
My question is - I know that if it were ram we were talking about then more is better but as that is not the case, what are reasons for going for the 32G handset instead of the 16G handset given that memory for both can be expanded considerably via a micoSD card but saves you significant upfront money in terms of what they ask for the handset?
A lot of apps don't work properly when saved on external memory. My HTC Desire doesn't have a lot of internal, so despite having an 8GB SD card the only real use I have for the extra space is for media. If you use a lot of apps then more internal is better.
With vodafone, before you sign up to any offer they have, talk to a customer sales rep over the phone and don't accept the first offer. You will always get a better offer from someone on the end of the phone who's on commission than you will in a shop or online, and Vodafone always come through cheaper like this.
I always use prior to selecting a new phone.
Also be mindful that most new smartphones offer 16g or 32g but no expandable memory option like the HTC One series but do however throw in 25g cloud free instead.
Do the sensible thing ... get rid of the bloody thing altogether ( I will one day follow my own advice)
You can turn off incoming calls as and when you want to on pretty much all phones, or just turn it off.
