Quote:"Rumors and benchmarks suggest we're going to get 2 GB of RAM in the new HTC One. Though that might have seemed like lots at one time, it's slowly becoming the norm for smartphones. Less than two years ago, the Galaxy S III had 1 GB of RAM, and that was considered a high-end device. Now, 1 GB or 1.5 GB seems to be reserved for 'mini' versions of flagship phones. For the record, the 2013 HTC One also had 2 GB of RAM."This is incorrect, the Samsung Galaxy S III had 2GB of RAM, Recent trends point to 3GB in the One if HTC decides to upgrade or 2 GB if they decide its not importantOn the topic of Android Phone RAM usage, 2 GB should be fine unless you are an Android "enthusiast" and by that I mean running desktop class OSes (cuz why not, honestly)