Apple and Samsung, as the world's top mobile phone brands, are very stingy in the storage specifications of mobile phones, Samsung provides 12GB RAM at the highest value, and Apple even only has 8GB RAM. However, this situation will continue, according to Tech Reve, the next generation of Samsung Galaxy S24 series and iPhone 16 series will still stand still in terms of storage specifications.
It is expected that in the next generation of mobile phones, artificial intelligence will be the focus of everyone's contention, and generative AI and device-side AI may become popular. Samsung has even teased that AI will be a key upgrade for the Galaxy S24 series, which will offer a real-time call translation feature that allows users to communicate seamlessly in different languages.
The large AI model has high requirements for the running memory capacity of the mobile phone, which obviously requires the mobile phone to improve the RAM specification. Since Apple Samsung dares to stand still, it is to say from the side that the artificial intelligence model may not appear in the new generation of mobile phones, and the experience of the large model will definitely not reach the high experience, so Apple and Samsung may not be equipped with an end-side model.
The Apple iPhone 15 comes with 6GB of RAM, while the iPhone 16 Pro series comes with a larger 8GB RAM. From this point of view, the iPhone 16 will continue to use 6GB of RAM, and the iPhone 16 Pro will come with 8GB of RAM.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus only offer 8GB of RAM, while the Galaxy S23 Ultra offers two options, 8GB and 12GB. In the Galaxy S24 series, there will be a slight change in memory specs, but only for the Galaxy S24 Plus, which offers an additional 12GB RAM storage version, while the top-of-the-line Galaxy S24 Ultr, A is only available in 8GB and 12GB versions, and there is no 16GB version.
In addition, the price of the storage chain is currently rising, and if a higher storage version is provided, it will obviously make the cost of mobile phones rise significantly, and Apple and Samsung will obviously not eat this part of the cost themselves when pursuing profits. Rather than raising prices, it is better to maintain the status quo.