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• BlackBerry Smartphones application memory

  I use the bold 9900. I want to know how to check my application memory, because I have only 6 applications on my phone outside bbm, but my phone is still slow and sometimes it will hang and see the low application memory, delete some application.
  I have reset drive hard before that I might be able to use it again, but it will still be hand after like 1 hour

  Hi josh2tyte

  Know the memory application available from your device on your home screen to go to Options > device > storage > under the title of storage of applications please check free space =?

  If you get this message as you said on your message, try removing some applications options > device > application > locate and remove any unused application or not that you rarely use. It can help improve your memory of the application.

  You should also read this article about the memory of the application:

  KB14320 How to maximize the battery life and available memory on the BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry Smartphones Application memory depletes the Torch 9810, OS 7.1

  Hello

  For a few weeks with in a day or two, the free Application reaches 10 MB memory. Rebooting frees memory, but just for a day. I have questions-
  1. is there a way to increase the memory of the Application? Other messages it does not seem possible, but thought I'd ask.
  2. How can I find what is stored in the memory of the App? I have more than 120 MB that says: "Other" in "Application Management" (about 80 MB for app). This 120Mo continues to grow over time. Do not know if I have accidentally stored anythinh here, but not there at - there a way to know what is this 'other '?
  3. is there a tool that can find what app or anything else is causing the memory increase?
  4. is it possible that some app has led to this problem or I recorded a video, etc. to the memory of the App?

  I always had more than 100 MB of free space in the memory application in recent weeks. I removed all of the apps I have installed in the past weeks, but nothing helped.

  Any help is appreciated... Sorry for the long post, wanted to be more descriptive as possible ;-)

  See you soon,.
  Vikram

  You have two questions.  First of all, 65 MB of free space of the Application memory is not much.  Something is to take memory.  Load any new request when it started?  Do you use a card multimedia for pictures and videos?

  Second, OS earlier than I posted have problems with the 'leak' free memory down to 0 over a period of time.  At how fast depends on how much is free to start.  I would like to update your operating system with the version in the instructions below:

  1. first download the OS for the 9810 here: https://swdownloads.blackberry.com/Downloads/entry.do?code=BE1DF9A5D08724971F64A511E24FC904

  2 make a manual backup of your device first, using Desktop Manager > backup. Close at the end Office Manager and disconnect it from BlackBerry. You can get the BlackBerry Desktop Software here http://us.blackberry.com/apps-software/desktop/

  3. download the OS from step 1 of the file on the PC then install on the PC by running (double click) the downloaded file.

  4. go into c:\program files Research in motion\apploader and delete the file named "vendor.xml." Also, check the following locations for the vendor.xml file and delete all instances of the file:

  On Windows Vista/7, go to C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\Research in XML Motion\BlackBerry\Loader (where 'YOUR_USER' is your user name)

  On Windows XP, go to C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR_USER\Application is In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML (where 'YOUR_USER' is your user name)

  5. connect the BlackBerry and double-click on "Loader.exe." It is located in c:\program files\common research in motion\apploader.  Follow the prompts to update the operating system to the new version you downloaded.

  Once this is done take a look at the free memory space.  What is - what now?

• BlackBerry Smartphones Max Memory card MicroSDHC vs. MircoSD?

  Does anyone know that card Max Memory that support the "BOLD".  I see in the book he says microSD does support MicroSDHC?  Tell the memory card Flash SanDisk 16 GB MicroSDHC?  I really want to buy it if it will not work...

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  Here are the sizes of media cards, you can add, determined by the OS on the device:

  BlackBerry Device Software	Media card size limit
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.0	Up to 2 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.1	Up to 4 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.2	Up to 4 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.3.0	Up to 8 GB

• Free blackBerry Smartphones file memory

  I have a SPrint 8330 (CDMA).  In what concerns 'Lead Free' (free file memory?), is 38051148 bytes good or am I pushing the edge of my memory for optimal performance?

  Thank you!

  Roughly speaking, this is the free 38 MB file. You are in excellent condition!

  If you want to read more low memory issues, how to avoid and manage your memory, see the links below.

  Read this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/116396-managing-your-bb-memory-lost-ca...

  And this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/112029-losing-call-logs-sms-emails-opt...

  Other links to read:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB15345&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14320&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/dynamickc.do?externalId=KB14213&sliceId=SAL_Public&command=show&forwa...

• BlackBerry Smartphones comparing memory on "BOLD" for iphone: (?)

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  (3) for the basic understanding, is the 128 MB of flash to the "BOLD" actually the RAM I think of a desktop computer, and if yes, what is the on-board memory of 1 GB?

  Can someone clarify all above and in particular specify them the appropriate comparisons with the iphone and not only on the question of memory, but also what is the processor of the iphone and the speed of the processor?

  Thank you.  The supposed November 4, 2008 U.S. retail release date is almost here.  I really hope that many folds referenced on this forum are addressed in this new phone.

  ncg61 wrote:

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  Hello, you shouldn't think if conditions of RAM (RAM) / WORM (hard drive), but in terms of xxxx. On Blackberry devices, you have a partition for the system & applications (called "Internal memory"): it's the 128 MB on the "BOLD". On it, you hold:

  • The PIM applications: email, notes, address book, calendar, tasks and notes
  • Phone applications: SMS/MMS, browser, speech recognition
  • Third application Opera Mini, games and each application you want to download
  • the RAM as you understand it, on a computer

  Then you have an additional memory card (also called Media card), 8 MB up to 32 GB, which can contain all other things: photos, videos, mp3, Office & PDF files. It is equivalent to the non-system partition.

  On the iPhone, the two briefs are merged.

  On the Blackberry, there is a third party application that allows to store applications on the memory card and load them onto the internal memory before using it.

  ncg61 wrote:

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  It is quite difficult to compare the two:

  on the iPhone, you have a powerful processor somehow, which is crippled by a lot of your operating system (it's OSX for Mobile, but always OSX). On a Blackberry, you have a CPU less powerful, but with an operating system designed for a handheld device.

  On an iPhone, an application is large enough. It is very rare to find one that is less than 1 MB.

  On the blackberry, it's the opposite: the applications are smaller.

  On an iPhone, you can not get an application that has not been approved by Apple Inc. (unless you jailbreak your iPhone). On a blackberry, you can get any app that someone publishes. Including porn.

  On an iPhone, if I want to develop an application, I have to pay a tax of $100 AppleInc; If I did not, then my application can be downloaded by jailbroken iPhones. On a Blackberry, I don't pay anything. I just publish it somewhere on the web. I'll give you a very specific example: Opera Mini is one of the most beautiful browser for mobile phones. Apple has refusedto got it publishedso no one can use it on an iPhone (except the jailbreak).

  Another very concrete example: If you pay $100 and prepare your application, if Apple refuses, then you have the eyes to cry: you've lost time (and perhaps money to hire developers) and you cannot be assured that you can sell.

  Another example: say, you sell an application. It is 10EUR. If the consumer is not happy with it, they can return it. In this case, he or she gets the return of 10EUR. Fine for him or her. But continues to Apple the transaction fees, which means or do not get the return 10EUR but 10EUR less standard fees from Apple (it's to a few % but I don't know how).

  the result is twofold:

  on the one hand, there is a trend that everyone wants to develop for Apple

  on the other side, Apple is doing everything to rot the lives of these people.

  But Apple's App Store is a good idea, and Blackberry has just made an announcement about a same store for Blackberry users.

  I just got a curve, so I'm not even interested in looking at the most advanced mobile devices with touch screen, but I think you should try both for real and not just look at the numbers. There are also some exclusive features to the iPhone: link to the iTunes music store and iPod it contains. and others that are exclusive to the "BOLD": stereo Bluetooth, copy/paste and total synchronization with Outlook (emails not only).

• BlackBerry Smartphones Playbook memory

  New to the blackberry community that I recently bought a 16 GB Tablet for $199 and enjoy...  What I want to know is how to check remaining or free memory on my playbook

  On the Playbook, touch Options (gear icon), to the extreme at the top right.

  Click all.

  Click on general and touch the material...

  You will see your total storage memory total, etc.

• Problem of having to re - blackBerry Smartphones format memory to use Blackberry 8330 as mass storage device

  So I created it for my BB Curve 8330 (Verizon Wireless service) last night.

  • I formatted the 2 GB micro SD card
  • I changed the drive letter to avoid a conflict
  • I have all the latest updates I know from this announcement. (4.5.0.77 on the phone itself)
  • List of media cards: support 'on', 'none', Mode of mass storage card encryption mode 'on', scoped the mass storage mode when connected to 'yes '.

  Everything was fine. Even had a few tunes out there to jam to.

  Not even 24 hours later, I wanted to add more music and photos to personalize the BB more far. So I plug it into the PC but my computer Vista OS won't let me access the memory card. The BB has popped up on the list of drives, but if I click it, it says I need to insert a memory card into the mass storage device.

  I go to the BB Desktop Manager and go to the media. I have almost the same question.

  Even with a pop of the battery, check the memory card using a card reader (card is good) and the reintegration of the memory card, the problem persisted. I had to re - format the memory card on the BB again (to wipe everything), and then when I plugged in the USB cord, I could access the card again in the mass storage device.

  Reformatting was not a big deal since it's not like anything on the card has not been already saved elsewhere. However, I really don't want to have to do that on a regular basis. I understand the technology hiccups every now and then, but if I have to do every time, it's going to be a pain in the rear.

  So all that being said, is there something that I forgot that I need to check or trouble so I don't have to constantly re - format my memory card and re-load all on it? I have tried to do everything that I could think of and I tried searching these forums very, but I had no luck (or did not use the appropriate search string) in the generation of responses.

  A card microSDHC fixed the problem. The old card memory, I got in it was a regular 2GB microSD card. I bought a 4 GB microSDHC card and the problems no longer exist.

  I wanted to get a card greater new anyway, so I'm glad that all worked where I didn't have to do anything unwanted. The old card memory is great; It would be not just works perfectly in my Blackberry. I'll give it to the lovely lady of the House, who can update the 1 GB card in her phone.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Application memory size

  I have a BB Bold 9000. I get a message that the memory of the application is complete. I've deleted almost everything I can that still receive. Size available vs quantity it seems true. This memory can be extended?

  No, the device memory is not expandable.

  But you can clean it up further. There are always more.

  First thing? Check the file without Options > status, what is the number to the free file?

  Now, leaving the device turned on, remove the battery from your device, hold a minute, to replace and restart.
  What is now the free file?

  Read this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/116396-managing-your-bb-memory-lost-ca...

  And this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/112029-losing-call-logs-sms-emails-opt...

  Other links to read:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB15345&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14320&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/dynamickc.do?externalId=KB14213&sliceId=SAL_Public&command=show&forwa...

• Transfer of old blackBerry Smartphones media memory card

  I recently started using a Blackberry Torch and I wonder if there is any way I can transfer photos from the memory card from my old phone directly on my torch.

  Thank you

  Well, the best way is to copy ALL the files from your old card to your PC using a usb memory card adapter that you can buy cheaply at any electronics store. Get the old files from your PC and then copy them to your new BlackBerry or using the same adapter.

  But if the old card fits your torch and is visible on the PC, do it this way, by copying the files on your PC. Insert the new card into the torch, then copy this files on the PC to the new card into the BlackBerry.

• BlackBerry Smartphones best memory card for video (curve 8330)

  Hello world. I'm new to this forum. I have a curve 8330 and I want to start taking video with her. What type of memory card do I need? And how much video will each GB of memory hold? Thank you!

  Well, let's say that these are all the videos record you on the BlackBerry, because video recordings of different type will use different compression formulas, but fundamentally from those recorded on the device, you can expect, roughly estimated 10 MB per minute.

  Thus,.

  10 minutes = 100 MB.

  100 minutes (1 hour, 40 minutes) = 1 GB

  1000 minutes (16 hours and 40 minutes) = 10 GB

  1500 minutes (25 hours) = 15 GB

  Pretty much.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Low Memory/unable to update

  I have problems to install an update and receive low memory warnings.  I would like to help to find what I'm missing or what I else I can do...

  I have a Blackberry Storm 9530

  APS responsible

  5.0 software applications & core system

  Application of BB centre

  BB maps

  BB Messenger

  Browser

  E-mail ap configuration

  Help

  Memopad

  passwordkeeper

  Phone

  tasks

  Word Mole

  documents to go

  longer pixelated

  storm of Fandango

  number cruncher

  KaGlom-free

  VZNavigator

  The Ap BB world

  Visual Voicemail

  VCAST music Rhapsody

  When I run the listing via the office of accreditation, the total memory used (added by me) is 66.1 MB more 3693 KB.  This is based on the memory that the listing of the ap said that picks up every application.  So about 70 MB total.

  Says memory device total ap is 124 MB.  This means that I should have about 54 MB of available space?  Unless I'm missing something?

  But the device lists available ap as only 19 MB memory (immediately upon restart after pressing the battery)

  I could not install the last update (or rather the last one I tried updating, perhaps there was more since, I do not know) because it says that I need 33 MB to do.

  The device memory - total space Mo 879,2; 864,5 mb free space

  map of total support 7.3 GB of space

  5.0.0.32 device software version 8

  What takes this additional memory of ap and how enough space to download the update?

  I tried to download the update once, but he wouldn't let me finish... it's somehow possible that the update takes place without actually be completely installed?  Which would bring the numbers more closely to what they should be - if 33 MB is used by the update... If Yes, how can I delete and start over?

  When I run registration ap via the desktop software - the update is listed on the access point main list, with a status of "available".  And confess to 33.8 mb.  He appears again at the bottom under "consolidated request" - it is the only element that there are listed.  Under the column "pending action", it says "update".

  When I select/hilight an item in the list of the main application, when I select 'BB 5.0.0 core applications', the 'updated' appears just below, and they are hilighted together, not separate the elements.  Although they each have their own amount of memory use (14.1 MB for basic applications) and 33.8 MB for the update

  Yes, I sometimes forget to close the correct way - but I don't go as battery pull - and the available memory info above was immediately after a battery pull...

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Berit

  First of all, don't try to do the math of memory on the device - used application space, because the math won't never worked that you think he could. Extra space is used by the application data third ECT is not counted in your totals, as well the browser cache and the media map caches and other things.

  You can do your upgrade in this way:

  See the link below for download and simple installation instructions.

  First find your operator and the system operating file that you want to use.
  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp

  Make a backup of your device first, using Desktop Manager > backup. Close the office at the end Manager.

  1. download the OS files to the PC then install on the PC by running (double click) the downloaded file.
  2. go in c:\program files Research in motion\apploader and delete the file named "vendor.xml."
  3. plug in the BB and double-click on "Loader.exe." It is located in the same place as the above vendor.xml file.

  Good luck.

• BlackBerry smartphones recover memory after you have moved the files in Media card

  I inadvertently saved photos and videos to the device memory.  When I discovered this I moved the files on the media card, but the space in the memory of the device was not released, although the image and folders in video memory show no file.  All solutions?   I am running OS 5.

  "Memory" is basically a multimedia card shipped.  It is memory separate from your "Application memory".

  I just want to perform a full backup of the device with Desktop Manager.  Wipe the device in the Options > Security Options > Security wipe.  Then restore the backup.  That will probably bring your memory asks how far it was.

• Media of blackBerry Smartphones and memory Question

  Silly question maybe, but... when I open an audio file (such as a song or a clip radio or something similar) online to listen to it, but I didn't save it on my BB, I used no memory just by doing this? Does this question make sense?

  When you open the file attachment, it goes into the "attachment data" database and cannot be removed unless you remove the message that contains the attachment.

  When you open the file from the browser, just in the browser's cache until it is cleared

• BlackBerry Smartphones low memory with OS 6

  OS 6 seems to use a much larger portion of the allocation of phone memory. With a modest set of applications and the removal of the games not used, etc. I have a basic level of about 40 MB, even if use. Daily use which rediced to 10-16 MB and less I get shows low memory and need to reboot to recover the memory available. The memory consumed is in the other category. This has never been a problem with the OS 5, which I think has a smaller BONE. Any content that I store is on the map.

  Is there a way to allocate memory differently, to address your operational cache or buffer to the media card, or any other action to reconcile consumption or lack of memory available?

  Your best bet is to look at the applications over time. Install an application will take the memory of the initial (42 MB, you said), because this initial memory is running and storage.

  Some applications, but unfortunately not very many, allow you to configure the storage of application data. If you do, move the storage of application for storage of device (which is separate from the application memory) or a media card.

  Good luck!