Comments on: Application memory problem http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html My way on using wonderful Nokia gadgets Wed, 14 May 2008 00:40:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: adultfilmlegend http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35457 adultfilmlegend Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:02:37 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35457 The browser closes on me very often due to insufficient memory. I am meticulous about cleaning off old files, etc. I find the phone/browser is great for looking at websites with low graphics content but if you are trying to search eBay or something like that the browser will die rather quickly. The browser closes on me very often due to insufficient memory. I am meticulous about cleaning off old files, etc. I find the phone/browser is great for looking at websites with low graphics content but if you are trying to search eBay or something like that the browser will die rather quickly.

]]> By: cj http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35445 cj Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:09:35 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35445 on the standby screen, hold the menu button (that button left of the joystick) for about two seconds. that'll show all the programs running on the phone. select those you don't really use, highlight, and press backspace to end the program. that should free up some ram. hope this helps. on the standby screen, hold the menu button (that button left of the joystick) for about two seconds. that’ll show all the programs running on the phone. select those you don’t really use, highlight, and press backspace to end the program. that should free up some ram.

hope this helps.

]]> By: Nokia-Central http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35349 Nokia-Central Tue, 20 Nov 2007 02:47:40 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35349 I agree with post #1, Taskspy will be able to help you out a lot. Also, you should just get rid of any old audio files/pictures/themes/etc. that you don't use anymore, as some can take up a very large amount of space. <a href="http://www.nokia-central.com" rel="nofollow">Nokia-Central.com</a> I agree with post #1, Taskspy will be able to help you out a lot. Also, you should just get rid of any old audio files/pictures/themes/etc. that you don’t use anymore, as some can take up a very large amount of space.

Nokia-Central.com

]]> By: ton ton http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35251 ton ton Sat, 22 Sep 2007 04:21:19 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35251 i can't remove some application in my e61?? i can’t remove some application in my e61??

]]> By: Chris Shorev http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35112 Chris Shorev Sat, 16 Jun 2007 18:13:21 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-35112 I found the same - running Java midlet - supposed to be un limited heap size but in fact kept getting out of memory errors loading a 115K picture. I had to send it back in the end. I found the same - running Java midlet - supposed to be un limited heap size but in fact kept getting out of memory errors loading a 115K picture. I had to send it back in the end.

]]> By: phanthomas http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-28401 phanthomas Tue, 24 Apr 2007 07:04:18 +0000 http://www.nokme.com/application-memory-problem-152.html#comment-28401 <a href="http://www.symbian60.mobi/2006/11/14/taskspy-096/" rel="nofollow">Taskspy</a> offers intervalled memory compression, freeing unused ram and can show all tasks and processes as well as the memory-amount they´re consuming. this may be able to show you what the ressource hog is. Xplore has some comparable functions if i recall correctly.. hope it helps, phanthomas Taskspy offers intervalled memory compression, freeing unused ram and can show all tasks and processes as well as the memory-amount they´re consuming. this may be able to show you what the ressource hog is. Xplore has some comparable functions if i recall correctly..

hope it helps, phanthomas

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