Also, HD refers to High Definition. HDD refers to Hard Disk Drives, which the iPhone doesn't even use. If you don't want to use NVRAM, NAND of Flash you can always go with ubiquitous terms like storage or capacity.
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Also, HD refers to High Definition. HDD refers to Hard Disk Drives, which the iPhone doesn't even use. If you don't want to use NVRAM, NAND of Flash you can always go with ubiquitous terms like storage or capacity.