BlackBerry Smartphones storage free demand fluctuates...

Hello!

My father gave me his old BB curve 9300 3, I usually Google for ways to solve the problems, but I have just the solution of this problem can not make out...

This question has been annoys me since last week, every time I check the free space of request, it is changed. I formatted my afternoon today phone (because of this problem) and there were around 60-70 MB of free space (while it should have been beyond 100 MB). in any case, I installed a few applications like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and MemBoo. Tonight, I downloaded a few applications (not even for a total of up to 5 MB) and my storage space fell to 35.3 MB. It is this 'other' to just 50 MB storage and appears in the it yellow. I don't think that they are the application data, since I have little apps THAT big and internal memory of my phone is also pretty empty except the stuff integrated. I have a MicroSD of SanDisk 2 GB. I uploaded a screenshot as well as to better understand.

Alternative link to the screenshot: http://postimg.org/image/n0yvaf91d/

The list of 3rd Party installed applications: -.

BeamExplorer - 324 KB file manager

Facebook Messenger - 1 MB

MemBoo - 36KO

Opera Mini - 610KB

Screen Grabber free - 245ko

Signal Booster free - 423KB

WhatsApp - 6MB

Help, please!

AppMemory (which I think is what you call "Application storage") will indeed fluctuate all the time. Data are always written, deleted and changed in the various databases that share the same memory space. It is not just the apps that go... it is also the OS itself more data are also there as well for all the databases protected which contain data for messages, calendar, contacts, etc.

AppMemory is a fixed maximum value, which is consumed based on a number of factors - you install the specific operating system, the options in this OS you select applications you install and data that you contain in standard applications. There is no 'normal' amount of AppMemory free to quote... it depends on each choice of individual users of the foregoing. And, if one of the selected applications can be leaking memory of a certain type, it causes AppMemory be eaten and not returned, eventually falling to zero for free.

Free AppMemory of 33.5 MB is normally sufficient value in most cases, because it allows the constant add/change/delete data in these protected databases. But I've never found utility in trying to calculate what should be free AppMemory... on the contrary, just install what I need and see what's left, then see how it is and if it fluctuates too far from this 'normal' level, I look in if I have an application with a memory leak. But really calculate what should be the value isn't something that I have never found utility in trying.

Good luck!

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