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iPhone 14 Pro could have as much RAM as… your average Android phone

Posted on June 29, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

iPhones rarely have as much RAM as their Android rivals – while this is okay, as iOS is a less memory-hungry operating system than Android, we do sometimes feel that Apple’s smartphones could do with extra power for more demanding tasks. Thankfully, that could change with the iPhone 14. A reliable leaker on Korean social media network Naver (opens in new tab) has made the claim that the iPhone 14 Pro will get 8GB of RAM – this actually backs up a rumor we’ve already heard, though the source sounded uncertain then.
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