• The corporation has changed its storage options, deleting the meager 64-gigabyte choice and replacing it with an opulent 1 terabyte option. This implies that if you want a new iPhone, you'll have to choose between models with 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB of storage. Bigger isn't always better, and excess isn't always bad.
• The base storage on all iPhone 13 models is 128GB, which is plenty for most people. Google's Pixel range currently has a maximum storage capacity of 128GB, and most smartphones sold today have this capacity. You can store roughly 3,368 programs with an average size of 33MB on that much storage.
• The iPhone 13's 12MP camera can store about 70,000 photographs and record up to 98 hours of HD video.

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