India, June 20 -- Smartphones play a crucial role in our daily life, with over 7 billion users worldwide relying on these devices for communication, work, entertainment and creating content to make money. Despite rapid innovation and aggressive marketing, many buyers fall for common myths that can lead to poor purchasing decisions and wasted money. Understanding the facts behind these myths can help consumers make smarter choices. Here are five widespread smartphone misconceptions you should know before your next purchase.

RAM in smartphones acts as short-term memory for running apps and processes. While the amount of RAM in phones has grown, from 6GB to as high as 16GB in some models, having more RAM does not automatically make a phone ...