While I found the OP's post a little funny, the bottom line is that Apple has never announced the amount of RAM the iPhone uses in any of their models. It's always a company like ifixit.com that does a tear-down and identifies the individual hardware parts.
Apple's stance has never been like Samsung or HTC, where they boast about how stout their hardware is. Apple boasts over-all user experience, which is awesome compared to their current model counterparts.
In many cases, you'll find that there is newer, more powerful hardware in a Samsung galaxy than the iPhone. But what has a better over-all experience? Apple. They've always been that way, a total hardware/software package.
So with all that said, the tech, after 5 years, really should have an answer for that question by now. "I'm sorry, but some of the hardware specs aren't even shared with us, so I unfortunately can't answer that question for you." It beats playing dumb (or being dumb)
Apple's stance has never been like Samsung or HTC, where they boast about how stout their hardware is. Apple boasts over-all user experience, which is awesome compared to their current model counterparts.
In many cases, you'll find that there is newer, more powerful hardware in a Samsung galaxy than the iPhone. But what has a better over-all experience? Apple. They've always been that way, a total hardware/software package.
So with all that said, the tech, after 5 years, really should have an answer for that question by now. "I'm sorry, but some of the hardware specs aren't even shared with us, so I unfortunately can't answer that question for you." It beats playing dumb (or being dumb)
