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Galaxy s5 - 32gb when?

yes, problem is some stuff doesn't play nicely on sd card and they do fail

this is mostly for emails so want to keep as much stuff in main memory as possible

also what does this limited function of microsd in kitkat means ?
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Pricing and availability

The Samsung Galaxy S5 is available on all major US carriers. The subsidized price is $200 while the full price at T-Mobile is $660. Unfortunately, the 32GB model is not yet available and with the limited functionality of microSD cards in KitKat I won't buy a device without 32GB of internal storage.​
 
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our 3 exchange is about 1tb total, we keep historical stuff on server since exchange 2000, these people love to keep tons of stuff, they avg 10-20 megs of new email daily, lots of pdf reports. so it eats up room pretty fast.

ideally like to have as much memory as possible since these people like to sync the whole inbox.. jokes with 165,000 items in inbox and refuse to clean it out.. more like lazy
 
well that sucks for me, in business you rarely see the phone, i'm in a different state than the user so I can't even root their phone if I wanted to. Most of the time I just give out settings and they self activate.

thanks for the links on the sd cards.. not a regular android user
 
rsutoratosu said:
our 3 exchange is about 1tb total, we keep historical stuff on server since exchange 2000, these people love to keep tons of stuff, they avg 10-20 megs of new email daily, lots of pdf reports. so it eats up room pretty fast.

ideally like to have as much memory as possible since these people like to sync the whole inbox.. jokes with 165,000 items in inbox and refuse to clean it out.. more like lazy
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I haven't deleted a single email since I started working. The number of random things that have come up years down the road requiring me to dig up a seemingly unimportant email has been surprising. I'm not getting rid of potentially important conversations just to make somebody else's job easier.
 
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