IPhone 6 Flash problem is being dispelled or related to Samsung

Some of the iphone 6 and iphone 6 Plus were found to have a significant storage problem, and rumors suggest that the company is changing to another NAND flash technology. But rumors are now proving to be fabricated, which may be related to Samsung.

A few weeks ago, some iphone users reacted to the storage problem of IPhone6 and IPhone6 Plus, and repeated crashes due to excessive setup. And one of the most affected is the 128GB iPhone6 Plus.

South Korean media business Korea reported several days ago that 64GB IPhone 6 users were also plagued by this technical flaw, which could be in the third-order storage flash NAND Apple uses, which was produced by the Anobit company, which Apple acquired in 2011.

Although the third-order storage flash NAND each flash microcomputer can store more data, the read and write data is slower than other NAND flash memory. It has been rumored that Apple has turned the 64GB iphone 6 and 128GB iphone 6 Plus storage technology into a multi-level storage flash NAND.

Sources say the situation is not true. Apple has no plans to recall these "hardware" phones, and the anobit components used in these phones have no problems. The rumor comes from a small South Korean publishing house, which is said to have a close relationship with Samsung.

Users with mobile phone problems need not worry too much, possibly because of iOS's system updates, and there are reports that upgrading to the latest iOS 8.1.1 system may help some users fix these flaws. Of course, there are problems with Apple Warranty service to get in touch.