Developed by Huawei so you have to use their proprietary card rather than Micro USB which is cheaper, faster and has greater capacity. That being said most phones don't have expandable storage so it's another option to have other than the cloud.
Yeah that's the one but I'd heard that a few other manufacturers were starting to develop them too (obviously not Samsung) so wondered if anyone had seen. More manufacturers of course brings down the price.
I assume you mean Micro SD, as that's the usual go to for most smartphones with expandable. True, but for me at present R@90Mbps & W@80mbps is fast enough for me and on a phone 256gb of expandable is plenty (I'm fairly good at archiving), plus if I encode to H.265 I think that saves about ⅓ of space too. Plus the phone comes with 128 & 256gb internal.
Yep, saves having to source more cloud or ughhh paying for more. Plus when archived I can at least know if I lose it/corrupt the card then it'll be on me largely.
Although few have rivalled the SD/MicroSD market, making the NM the same size as the Nano Sim could be a masterstroke in terms of production. We may only be talking a few pence per unit but it could mean only one jig size for two processes (SIM & Memory). If they can get the NM to read levels of 100mbps then someone like SanDisk might start making them? But I imagine the two go hand in hand and the likes of SanDisk are already testing NM cards (trying to increase R speed). Time will tell.