A 'Pro' iPhone should start with more than 64GB of storage

This week's big iPhone unveiling was different for one particular reason: It was the first time Apple ever gave an iPhone the "Pro" moniker. The company had the MacBook Pro and the iPad Pro and the iMac Pro and the Mac Pro, but never an iPhone Pro. 

When compared with the "regular" iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max mostly deserve the name. They have better battery life, a fancier screen and an additional rear camera sensor, among other features.

But one thing irks me to no end: These supposedly pro phones — "pro," I reckon, denoting "professional" — only start with 64GB of storage, just like the regular iPhone 11.  Read more...