Based on information found in Apple’s latest Xcode beta, Apple’s new iPhone 12 Pro and flagship iPhone 12 Pro Max each pack 6GB of RAM, while the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini offer 4GB of RAM.
Mike Peterson for AppleInsider:
Apple doesn’t itself disclose how much memory its smartphones pack, but benchmark statistics and other data can shine some light on the subject. Benchmarks for the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11, for example, reveal that they both were equipped with 4GB of RAM.
Now, it appears Apple has shipped flagship smartphones with 6GB of memory for the first time. That’s according to plist files discovered within the new Xcode 12.1 beta that were first spotted by Twitter user Hiraku.
https://twitter.com/hirakujira/status/1316091053879947265
MacDailyNews Take: Yet another reason, besides cameras, Night mode, Apple ProRAW, stainless steel, LiDAR, and storage capacities to go “Pro” with your next iPhone!
Has anyone noticed the fact that since Jony Ive left, Apple has been getting their model line up logical. None of the “Pipeline Timmy” mess like plastic iPhone 5c or the xR.
I think he was already checked out even then, those seemed more like intern projects.
My Samsung Note 20 Ultra has 16GB RAM, 512GB on board storage, and a 512GB SD card for additional storage (via internal slot).