Overall, UFS 3.0 storage could almost double data bandwidth while consuming lesser power. UFS 3.0 basically incorporates support for the latest high-density NAND memories and supports the latest and smarter interconnects between your phone’s chipset and memory for faster and more reliable communication between the two. However, starting with the Samsung Galaxy S6, we have been seeing Universal Flash Storage (UFS) on flagship smartphones. Typically, smartphones and tablets have used older and cheaper eMMCs storage to store information. We are already hearing rumors of the next OnePlus flagship employing UFS 3.0 storage, and it won’t surely be the only one.
UFS 3.0 specs were published by JEDEC early last year, but it’s only this year that we will see the storage make it to real-world devices. The performance of your phones, however, is dependent on a number of factors and the quality of the storage is an important one that can have a huge impact, especially in the long run. In 2019, we have blazing fast 7nm chipsets with fast processing cores and incredible graphics, and even dedicated AI, AR engines.
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