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Living Room / Re: Increasing a Cell Phones INTERNAL Memory: Is it possible?
« Last post by Ath on November 11, 2011, 08:51 AM »Most modern phones are use SOC's (System On a Chip) baked into a single chip-casing. It's quite difficult to open that up, solder in the extra chips if you could get them (you can't), and then close it all firmly. The only phones that aren't built like that are quite old phones these days (~5+ years)
And that's besides the (software) facts Renegade and SJ already mentioned.
The next thing you'd want is to over-clock it to get some extra speed out of it.
Cheapest option is to buy the best phone you can afford, at the time you can't postpone the buy any longer.
And that's besides the (software) facts Renegade and SJ already mentioned.
The next thing you'd want is to over-clock it to get some extra speed out of it.
Cheapest option is to buy the best phone you can afford, at the time you can't postpone the buy any longer.
there are quite a few nasa.gov sites/pages that host images like that, I'd guessed there would be the comparison pages too, but I'm not sure where to find them 
) with the above post being the last one.