Back in the early “two point something” versions of Android, most smartphones came with microsd card slots. Sure, cards were a lot smaller back then — around 8GB or so. This was enough for us to store some music on, and even to install apps onto. We really needed that space, too. Smartphones themselves didn’t include all that much on-board storage — the Nexus One only included 4GB, and much of that was occupied by the operating system and core apps. Since then, our phones have gotten faster and have at least doubled their internal storage. Modern flagships ...
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