I've had a 16 GB phone for a while and not felt the need to have more. I appreciate that storing a lot of stuff on your phone is...no, hang on, it's pointless. Download stuff to your computer occasionally. 16 GB is plenty.
A non-removable battery: horror. Mind you, I've had a phone for a couple of years that lasts about a day, depending on use; usually rather less. I don't have a spare battery for it, and if I did I wouldn't carry it around. So...for some a removable battery may be a deal breaker, a SD slot may be a deal breaker, but for most it remains theoretical.
In an ideal world would i like a removable battery and a SD slot? Yeah. Also I'd like it to be waterproof, shockproof (from 100m) and able to telepathically understand my commands. Hmm. Bit much?
I'm sure a lot of power users are disappointed by the limitations, but most people seriously will never notice.
Well, I say they will never notice: some people will not download to computer and will run into memory difficulty, or will download a stupid number of apps and never delete the ones that they do not use. Some people will be disappointed by the battery, but as far as I know it lasts longer than almost every other smart phone out there at the moment. Certainly more than my current one.
I'm a bit puzzled by the android update lag, but other than that it seems peachy.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
