Now a big problem is with an unrooted handset you start off with low internal memory as it is, but after I got the low memory message after numerous times I thought perhaps I would start deleting apps, unneeded texts, limiting the amount of emails and texts that my phone will store at once. That fixed the problem for a while but over time I would keep getting the numerous low memory messages again. Now I'm at the point where I have around 8 apps that weren't included with the phone and I keep getting the message. I know if I were to restore the phone to factory then this would fix it temporarily but after another month of use I'm sure it'll do it again. Any tips?
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Help Internal Memory Is Behaving Oddly
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Eris Ed
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As Dan said, the most likely cause if application cache and data which increases slowly over time as they update/sync.
Look for the other threads HERE and HERE, and try this also:
Menu > Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Downloaded > Menu > Sort by size.
Let the list load fully and the apps that are taking up the most storage will be at the top of the list. Open each app and look at the Data and Cache. You can safely delete Cache, but I would not delete Data as that's usually your settings and login information.
Look for the other threads HERE and HERE, and try this also:
Menu > Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Downloaded > Menu > Sort by size.
Let the list load fully and the apps that are taking up the most storage will be at the top of the list. Open each app and look at the Data and Cache. You can safely delete Cache, but I would not delete Data as that's usually your settings and login information.
Cold have done without it to be fair, that was valuable GT5 time *nods* 