[arazu]

I read the FAQ but that wasn't for this model. I have roughly 11.5 MB free after battery pull. Is that low? I have no idea since the FAQ addressed a model, which I understand, has no micro SD slot. I'm a little lost here. Thanks in advance for advice.

[JSanders]

Wirelessly posted (8800: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) BlackBerry8310/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)

That is fair. I would shoot for 15-16mb file free.

[SheepDog]

memoryup says about my 8830:

Toatal Mem 35MB

Free Memory: 27MB

Used Mem: 8.1MB

good app!

[arazu]

So if I follow the FAQ the only thing I have left is to delete some apps?

[veks]

Originally Posted by SheepDog

memoryup says about my 8830:

Toatal Mem 35MB

Free Memory: 27MB

Used Mem: 8.1MB

good app!

you have double of my 8830. what are you doing?

[chanelissy]

I went to Options-> Status, and is shows my file free in bytes? How can I see it in MB? Thanks!

[wabbit]

Wirelessly posted (8830: Opera/9.50 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/4.0.10031/209; U; en))

With .179 os I have abouut 20mb free, when I had .148 about 30 free.

[greggebhardt]

I have 34.5 free without doing a battery pull in the last week or two on my 8820. I have removed PTT, Brickbreaker, all languages except English and a few other OEM programs not required.

[arazu]

Originally Posted by greggebhardt

I have 34.5 free without doing a battery pull in the last week or two on my 8820. I have removed PTT, Brickbreaker, all languages except English and a few other OEM programs not required.

can you elaborate on which OEM apps you deleted?

[zerog46]

I have 25mb free on my 8130 with 4 apps installed. I tried the memory-up app but I didn't think it worked that good and to me there is no sense putting an app on my bb which takes up memory to free up memory.

[greggebhardt]

Originally Posted by arazu

can you elaborate on which OEM apps you deleted?

I also removed TTY support. HELP can go also.

[arazu]

Originally Posted by greggebhardt

I also removed TTY support. HELP can go also.

Thanks. I'll try that.

To answer the previous question, divide by 1000000 to get MB. 13282760 Bytes for me becomes 13 MB. 1000 Bytes is one KB and 1000 KB is one MB.

Hey, I'm up to 13 free. I still have no clue how you people are getting 30. Do you not have many apps installed?

[bpdunsta]

Here's a dumb question....how do you get rid of TTY? I don't recall ever doing it, but I also don't see it in the Applications list.

[greggebhardt]

TTY Support should be listed in your Applications.