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I upgraded from a 64GB iPhone X to a 256GB iPhone 14 Pro last year‚ skipping the 128GB model out of fear it wouldn't meet my growing storage needs. This wasn't the first time I spent more on extra iPhone storage. It turns out that‚ more than a year later‚ 128GB would have sufficed. Storage is my second-biggest concern when buying a new iPhone‚ with battery life taking the top spot. But the dawn of AI might fix my storage problem‚ especially the kind of AI I'm dying to get on the iPhone. Personal‚ on-device AI features will not just require more RAM -- they will also require more storage space. Analysts expect smartphone vendors to increase the storage on upcoming Android phones‚ with Samsung reportedly developing a new version of UFS 4.0 optimized for AI. If the storage requirements for AI are as considerable as the experts believe‚ Apple might have no choice but to bump up the storage on iPhone 16 models next year. Continue reading... The post AI might fix my second-biggest fear as a longtime iPhone user appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: The best Netflix movies of 2023‚ according to actual viewers The scariest thing I read about OpenAI’s Altman fiasco made me realize the dangers of AGI The Gmail purge is about to begin: Last chance to stop Google from deleting your old accounts