What Are Bytes, Kilobytes, and Megabytes?

Have you ever looked at your phone or computer storage and wondered what all these numbers (like MB, GB, or TB) actually mean? 🤔 In this quick 60-second video, we’re breaking down the most basic units of digital storage—starting with the byte. A byte is the smallest unit of data, and from there, we scale up to kilobytes (KB), megabytes (MB), and beyond!

You'll learn how:

1 byte = a single character (like a letter or a number) 📖
1 kilobyte (KB) = 1,024 bytes—about the size of a short text document or small image 🖼️
1 megabyte (MB) = 1,024 kilobytes—roughly the size of a high-quality image or a short MP3 song 🎵
And that’s just the beginning! As we move to gigabytes (GB) and terabytes (TB), you can start to imagine how much data is in things like movies, games, and cloud storage.

Whether you’re organizing your digital life or just curious about how all this data works, understanding these basic units is key to making sense of your device’s storage. So, next time you see your storage filled up with pictures, apps, and music, you'll know exactly what those numbers mean! 📱💻

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