[gsgtsg]

Hi,

The Applications Memory on my B-Bold is only 23Mb. I am not sure what the normal allocation is on a new phone. Can anyone confirm?

Also, is there a way to transfer some of the applications such as games and non-essential items to the Device or Media Card memory?

Cheers.

[MidnightDraven]

Nope, you cannot transfer them.
Delete unsued lanagauges and any unused programs from the OS.

[Pete777]

If you're running at 23MB you're doing ok. It's when you drop below 10MB you'll really start seeing a lack of performance and it's time to do a battery pull.

[e1000]

If your applications are installed through BlackBerry appw word, you can archive them to your SD card, but they will not be available for use.

[hondacrvaz]

Originally Posted by gsgtsg

Hi,

The Applications Memory on my B-Bold is only 23Mb. I am not sure what the normal allocation is on a new phone. Can anyone confirm?

Also, is there a way to transfer some of the applications such as games and non-essential items to the Device or Media Card memory?

Cheers.

Yes you can.... and for free I might add.

Step By Step on Shrink A OS

[gsgtsg]

I have just deleted a couple of surplus applications by going into Tools > Options > Advanced Options > Applications, then highlighting the application and deleting it using the menu in the BB Button.

I assumed that after 'rebooting' the phone, the applications would have disappeared.

I assumed that after 'rebooting' the phone, the applications would have disappeared. But I note that they are still in the Download Folder as ARCHIVED.

How do I totally remove the application?

Cheers.

[MidnightDraven]

App world - my world - menu - restore
then menu - delete/uninstall from inside app world.
Its best for applications downloaded through app world, to be uninstalled through app world

[gsgtsg]

Thanks Midnight Draven, that worked perfectly.