Saving memory (gigs) on your iphone?
I'm still running itunes 10.6.3 and have not upgraded to ios 6
I have a 64 gig 4s and am upgrading to a 32 gig iphone5
How can I cut down on my iphone gig space consumption?
my question is about my iphone data summary while syncing
at the moment I have - 57.42 gigs of used space
25.8 audio
4.7 photos
11.5 apps
13.3 other
2.4 of free space
I can cut down on audio by subtracting some music or getting icloud
I intend to upload my photos to a new mac using iphoto
drop a few apps.
but what the hell is the 13.3 gigs of "other" stuff used?
I do use voice memo for concerts and school lectures but doesn't that fall into audio music? Can anyone give me insite to what this other stuff is and how can I cut down on it? I do have a few notes and docs in pages but that shouldn't take up 13 gigs. Also I do not have any movies on my device
any insight it helpful
Delete some of everything, music you don't listen to, photos you don't look at, apps you don't play.
- Why is there 3.17 gigs of other on my iPhone? I barely have any apps so the app data isn't taking up much space, I delete my history frequently, and I keep my texts but that can't be taking up *that* much room. I've restored it months ago but it never fixed the problem.
- Why does my iphone have 4 gigs of other stored on it? When I plug my iphone into my laptop it says there's 4.8 gigs of a category called other? What is that and how can I remove it?
- Why does my iPhone 5 which Is sold with 32 gigs say only 28.1 gigs available? I got a 32 gig iPhone 5 and in the systems it says it's capacity is 28.1 gigs. I'm guessing it has something to do with system files and the iOS, but I'm not sure
- Why does my Iphone 4s have 6 gigs taken up by photos? I only have 860 photos on the entire phone and a few very short videos. I have checked the files in the DCIM folder to see if there were some in there that were not showing but there's only the 860 listed. I have no idea how 860 photos could use up that much memory. My friends Iphone has over 2000 pictures and only 2.5 gigs are taken up.