Sentences with phrase «application memory»

The BlackBerry OS restricts users» application storage to the app memory, so the larger amount of application memory available means you can store and use more apps at a given time.

About the other aspects of the Adam that has been touched upon is the Browser that the Adam will come with and which will be quite advanced in that it will not only have a lot of processing power to back it up but also enough of application memory so that there is never a scenario such as Force Closure Exception due to «out - of - memory» issues.

It seems funny that you overlook the fact that Android has the exact same application memory limitation that Blackberry does.

Minor tweaks were made «under the hood:» Wi - Fi support and more application memory — in fact, the Bold 9650 currently has more app memory than any other BlackBerry on the market with 512 MB.

Use RAMMap to gain an understanding of the way Windows manages memory, to analyze application memory usage, or to answer specific questions about how RAM is being allocated.

Also, the Nokia N900 brings the power of the ARM Cortex - A8, up to 1 GB of application memory, and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration to make quick work of polygons and what Nokia promises will be a «PC - like experience on a handset - sized device.

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is packed with application memory: RIM packed the Bold 9700 with 256 MB of flash application memory — the most of any BlackBerry, and the same amount of app memory as the Storm 2 and Tour.

And Blackberry might be playing this angle because the Bold 9630 is the first BB to have 512 MB of application memory.

The BlackBerry Bold 9650 is a quality 3G smartphone with a crisp 480x360 display, a relatively fast processor (thought to be 624 MHz), a great BlackBerry keyboard, beautiful form factor, Wi - Fi, GPS, CDMA and GSM network support and a pile of application memory.

While it's nice to have a large selection of themes to choose from, themes do take up application memory.

It could relate to the available application memory I have on my particular device.