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Why would you have to remove it from iTunes? I have ~300GB of Music in
iTunes and select certain artists, playlists, and smart rotatiting to only
keep about 8GB of Music on my iPhone, another ~8GB of podcasts and have the
other 16GB for Apps, books, data, etc.

On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 17:29, Charles <the_chuckmann@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I guess I should have explained that a bit better...
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> I used to have an 80GB iPod. I had it over half full, around 44GB used,
> when I got my 16GB iPhone.
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> Out of necessity, I removed a lot of my music from iTunes....
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> So, I don't have everything I want on my 16GB. That's what I meant by
> "barely" getting by. Even with 32GB, I'd be leaving a lot of stuff off that
> I want.
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> So, to answer your question about what I'd rather have, battery life vs
> memory: I want BOTH. :-)
>
> Chuck F.
> NE PA
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> On Jun 7, 2010, at 16:19, Jim Saklad <jimdoc@me.com> wrote:
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> So far the main thing that I am not completely happy with - I was really
> hoping they'd announce a 64 GB model...
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> I could get by on 32GB (I gave been getting by -barely- with 16GB until
> now, after all). But I really could use 64GB.
>
> If you are getting by with 16 GB now, it seems unlikely that you NEED 64
> GB....
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> Given the choice, in very limited space, do you want the extra 32 GB of
> storage, or a larger battery?
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