Strontium’s Nitro iDrive aims to solve the iPhone storage riddle, with 64 GB or 128 GB of Flash storage built into a sleek and compact package with a Lightning 8-pin connector, designed to be your go-to memory expansion for any video, photo, music, or other data needs with 85 MB/s and 70 MB/s read speeds (respectively). For some reason (my guess is to maintain the minimalist form design), Apple has avoided including the capability to add a MicroSD card, so you are left with iCloud backup and paying top dollar for the highest storage capacity model… until now. Being the most popular phones in just over 20% of the world market (taking second place to Samsung), iPhones are still the most widely-used cell phones in the USA.Īs powerful as those stats may be, there is still one point of weakness they lack that cannot be compensated by catchy marketing campaigns – expandable storage. Android battle, you can’t deny that Apple changed the landscape for how the world interacts with mobile technology on a daily basis.
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