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It seems not. &nbsp;I quote this article whenever we are asked about it at work as a 100% definitive is hard to find.<br />
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<a href="http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/04/debunk-128gb-iphone-6-plus-recall-false-crashing-bug-rare/" rel="ugc">http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/04/debunk-128gb-iphone-6-plus-recall-false-crashing-bug-rare/</a>
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It seems not.  I quote this article whenever we are asked about it at work as a 100% definitive is hard to find.

http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/04/debunk-128gb-iphone-6-plus-recall-false-crashing-bug-rare/ [http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/04/debunk-128gb-iphone-6-plus-recall-false-crashing-bug-rare/]

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Thx Neilsr. So you're thinking &quot;not&quot; a real issue? &nbsp;I might just have to bite the bullet &amp;&nbsp;buy one, and unless I have the issue, then I am fine. &nbsp;It's just that $700 price tag combined with only a 15-day return policy.
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Thx Neilsr. So you're thinking "not" a real issue?  I might just have to bite the bullet & buy one, and unless I have the issue, then I am fine.  It's just that $700 price tag combined with only a 15-day return policy.

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Does anyone know about a &quot;128GB Flash memory&quot; hardware issue in the new iPhones (iPads) ? Is it real or fake?<br />
(It is easy to find general info by simply Googling &quot;128GB memory issue&quot;)<br />
I see tons of postings about it ... but all dated Nov 3 to Nov 7. Then nothing. Though it looks &amp;&nbsp;sounds like a genuine issue, it is so hard to tell the real issues from the &quot;competitor flame wars&quot; (like Apple vs Samsung). <br />
Thanks for any insight <br />
- B
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Does anyone know about a "128GB Flash memory" hardware issue in the new iPhones (iPads) ? Is it real or fake?
(It is easy to find general info by simply Googling "128GB memory issue")
I see tons of postings about it ... but all dated Nov 3 to Nov 7. Then nothing. Though it looks & sounds like a genuine issue, it is so hard to tell the real issues from the "competitor flame wars" (like Apple vs Samsung). 
Thanks for any insight 
- B

128GB Flash memory Issues in new IPHONE/IPAD's ?

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