Sentences with phrase «cached data which»

Especially things like cached data which can build over time and keep eating up your memory.

For example, on our device, the it detected around 1.6 GB of cached data which it deemed «unnecessary.»

Not exact matches

According to the AP, which first reported on the letter, that cache of data on government workers «contains up to 780 separate pieces of information about an employee.»

The new free experience will also have the ability to cache songs — which reduces the amount of data needed for streaming — based on listening habits.

In today's computers, moving data to and from main memory consumes so much time and energy that microprocessors have their own small, high - speed memory banks, known as «caches,» which store frequently used data.

Jigsaw, by contrast, monitors which cores are accessing which data most frequently and, on the fly, calculates the most efficient assignment of data to cache banks.

Date center caches generally store data using dynamic random - access memory (DRAM) microchips, which are fast but expensive and energy - hungry.

Thank the gods for online dating, which provides a massive cache of data to be mined for years.

Power consumption graphs says this tablet has Z2760.Our setup is pretty basic: we set BrowsingBench to run in battery life mode, which prevents the browser from caching data.

Once in recovery, from the menu which will be displayed, first select «wipe data factory reset» and «wipe cache partition».

However, RIM seems to indicate that those management features and data access will require pairing with a BlackBerry, and that BES data — like e-mail or contacts — will not permanently reside on the device; they'll be temporarily cached on the PlayBook through the BlackBerry to which it is synced.

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The other two instances to which the liability exemption applies are «caching» (i.e., the automated, intermediate and temporary storage of information to increase the efficiency of the transmission of that data) and «hosting» (i.e., the long - term or permanent storage of data on a server).

The other change worth considering is «Apps others use»: it's this which turned less than 300k people playing one Facebook research game into about a data cache of 50m users and started the whole Cambridge Analytica saga.

You can try wiping your caches, which won't cause you to lose any data, but may possibly resolve your issue.

Windows Thumbnail cache or Thumbs.db files are hidden data - files in the Windows operating system, which contain small images, displayed when you view a folder in «thumbnail» view, as opposed to tile, icon, list, or detail view.

Not only are they of dubious usefulness (and we strongly recommend against using them), but most task killers will also dump the cache files of applications they are busily killing off — which means when you go to use the app again you'll need to download the data all over.

Here, select Dalvik / ART Cache, Data, and Cache followed by swiping the slider which reads «Swipe to Wipe» and wait for that to complete.

If a user wants to go back to the stable build, then they have to once again do a full install and clean flash, which means wiping off all the data and cache.

Files Go is basically a storage manager which will help the users in getting rid of excess cache and useless data from their microSD card and device.

Internal memory: Memory inside the machine in total - > 4 GB Internal storage: Memory where the app data of large apps like games along with other files like songs, videos, etc is stored - > 1.8 GB Internal SD: Memory card / flash chip that is within the phone - > 4 GB Some New Terms: Application specific Internal Memory: Memory in which apps are installed (contains the apk files)- > 0.96 GB System specific Internal Memory: Memory taken up by the Android system itself - > (4 -0.96-1.8) = 1.25 GB And finally Cache an Dalvik cache makes up the rest of the internal memory Hope it helped cheCache an Dalvik cache makes up the rest of the internal memory Hope it helped checache makes up the rest of the internal memory Hope it helped cheers!!

It turns out, a lot of the crashing issues were stemming from people who had the mobile app installed on their SD card, which can cause problems with pulling cache and data from the site (SD cards are slower than main memory; Personally, I don't recommend installing main apps on the SD card).

The cache dynamically decides which data to store based on how the system is used.

You see, with Chrome OS, all of the data is stored in your Google Drive account (which Google gives you 15 GB for free, plus 100 GB for two years when you buy a new Chromebook, on top of that Google Docs do not count towards your space) so that the only things being stored on your Chromebook are offline documents and the cache to speed things up.

Work where you want when you want via browser - based technology — which helps you remain secure; our Cloud solutions offer «Privacy by Design» with no local data caching — helping keep your business GDPR compliant.