The original iPhone and iPhone 3G have 8 GB (gigabytes) or 16 GB of flash memory for permanent storage of songs, videos, apps, pictures, operating system files, etc. This flash memory is similar to the hard disk space on your PC, or the space available on a USB flash disk and cannot be used as the computational RAM (random access memory) needed to run the operating system and applications. The iPhone and iPhone 3G have 128 MB (megabytes) of RAM used by the OS and applications in order to run. The processor in the original iPhone models runs at 412 MHz (megahertz).
The iPhone 3G S, released in June of 2009, has 8, 16 or 32 GB of flash memory and 256 MB of RAM. The new 3G S processor runs at 600 MHz.
This can depend on the memory of your iPhone, but a 8gb Iphone can hold 2000 songs. But again this could depend on the quality of the photos and length of the song
8GB.......
2000 songs
about 2000 pictures.
about 10 hours
They don't make 8gb iPhones anymore the lowest they make is 16gb
On an iphone, each photo is about 0.65Mb after optimization regardless the original size. do the math. I'd guess around 10,000-12,000 photos
I think I just maxed out my 8 gig iPhone. It will only hold 9 pages of apps. So 144 total.
Yes, there is an iPhone 4 8gb.
You can save photos, videos, or other digital data on an 8GB sd memory card. The 8GB is simply the amount of information that the memory card can hold.
about 40000 to 160000 depending on size of picture
It depends on how many gigabites you get. You can have 8GB or 16GB.