Memory Cleaner (or something)

[chronka]

First of all, sorry for my bad english. Still, i hope you will understand what's my problem.

In my HTC desire the starting memory was about 100 mb~. I was installing and unistalling lots of apps. Now finally i have apps which all together are 50 mb~ and there's 30 mb~ left. So i have a feeling that all apps leave some information in the phone which now takes 20 mb of my phone's very limited memory. Is there any app or program that would find and delete those info files that takes so much memory?

I hope you will understand my question and help me. Thanks a lot.

 

[bobadopalis]

are you rooted? if your are search the market for cache cleaner

 

[SUroot]

Menu settings applications manage applications menu sort by size clear cache

 

[chronka]

are you rooted? if your are search the market for cache cleaner

I'm dummy, but what does it mean "rooted"?

 

[SUroot]

It means you're not rooted

Rooting is the process of gaining root access to android. Linux superuser permissions.

 

[LECTER]

Good cache cleaner here:

Quick App Clean Cache - Android app on AppBrain

Works on rooted and non rooted.

 

[aceominous]

It means you're not rooted

Rooting is the process of gaining root access to android. Linux superuser permissions.

Sorry for the nooby question but what exactly does that achieve?

 

[tuffcheez]

Not sure if Chronkas question has been answered because I'd like to know the answer also please.

1) do apps that have been removed leave behind debris that take up memory?

2) if this is so, is there a method of finding and removing the debris of uninstalled apps?

Cheers!