Surely many of you, despite not being very demanding with the storage capacity of your iPhone or iPad, have realized that 16 GB is starting to be insufficient clearly. Applications are taking up more and more, using caches that exceed several GB in a matter of weeks, and cameras are increasingly quality, making photos and videos also have a resulting larger size.
Apple has noticed this detail and that is why it has eliminated the 32 GB option from its catalog, leaving the 16 GB input and making the user look practically required to purchase the 64GB version for "only" 100 euros more. If you do not want to go through the Apple ring, there are some alternative options on the market to have more memory on our iPhone or iPad.
iBridge promises to be another external drive that integrates seamlessly with current Apple devices. With its curved design, the memory lags behind the device and makes it a more convenient option to use. Removing the detail of its design, in all other respects it works the same as any other USB drive.
To introduce files we simply connect its USB end to our computer and transfer what interests us with just dragging. Later, to view those files on the iPhone or iPad we will need an external application that allows reading the content of the memory that contains the iBridge. This application will also help us transfer content from the iPhone to the iBridge, so we can make automatic backup copies of photos and videos to free up space in the memory of the iPhone itself.
The product looks interesting but since your capacity and pricing options are still a mystery, We will have to wait to see if it is worth it or it is better to pay that 100 euros more and opt directly for a higher capacity iPhone.
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The price would range between $ 23 and $ 65 from what I have been able to see between 16gb / 32/64,
It would also be a good option to synchronize your photos with dropbox, onedrive, box, google drive, mega, ... and from time to time do cleaning although you will surely spend more internet fees when you want to see the photos again.