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Phone memory low but got big memory card

Welcome to the forum. Have u clean/wipe cache and data? Check ur settings to see what apps are using up the most memory. U may have to move them to ur SD card to free up internal memory. Good luck

sent from my Hawaiian Xoom...ALOHA
 
in ur settings/manage applications. not all can moved to SD but give it a shot. if not there are few apps out there like App2SD in the market that may help. after clearing data/cache u should reboot. it may/may not work. ppl are having a hard time freeing up memory

sent from the Hawaiian D2G
 
Check your mms and text message stores. They are usually the biggest eater of memory. All mms pictures sent and received are stored in the phone unless you delete them, or back them up to another location.

Use backup to gmail. You can then look at all your old messages through gmail. It even creates the labels and sports them for you. Call log and text can be restored to phone. Mms is still in the works.

Get rid of all those, by backing up to gmail and/or saving the pics to sd card and then clearing all text and mms messages.

That is most likely your issue.
Let us know how out turns out.

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Check your mms and text message stores. They are usually the biggest eater of memory. All mms pictures sent and received are stored in the phone unless you delete them, or back them up to another location.

Use backup to gmail. You can then look at all your old messages through gmail. It even creates the labels and sports them for you. Call log and text can be restored to phone. Mms is still in the works.

Get rid of all those, by backing up to gmail and/or saving the pics to sd card and then clearing all text and mms messages.

That is most likely your issue.
Let us know how out turns out.

Sent from my Droid1 1.2Ghz Gingerbread CM7 phone using DroidForums

and these are true.

sent from the Hawaiian D2G
 
You can try to remove apps that are rarely used or idk if this is true but I've heard of some users talk about symbolic link between their memory cards and phones. Also try to remove bloatware only if you know how to though.

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Thanks Princess. :-)
How do you like your D2G? I was looking into picking one up and rooting it until the D3 comes out...thoughts?

Back to topic:
If you look in
Settings, Applications, Manage Applications, All...
Look at the size of Dialer Storage. That is where android os keeps your mms and text stores, as well as your call log. If it's bigger than 5Meg, it's seriously time to clean house.

Sent from my Droid1, Stable 1.2Ghz, Peter Alfonso v2 LV kernel, CM7.0.3, Zepplinrox Supercharged, Gingerbread 2.3.3 phone using DroidForums.
 
Just slow now. Saying moving to memory card but just stays on it and stuck on uninstalling I'm gonna try delete apps that hardly use
 
Did your phone give you a low memory error/warning?

That is usually caused by too many programs running and fighting for RAM space.

I agree that you should remove apps you don't use. Some start in the background and chew up memory even if you don't use them.

2nd, I would check your dialer storage (aka text, mms stores), and clear those out after backing them up. You can save attachments to sd, then delete the rest or use backup to gmail.

Lastly, I agree with Hawaiian Princess that you can move some apps to SD. Though the Desire should have plenty of space for apps.

If you are not rooted, then the above steps should cure your memory issue. After you make your changes/remove programs/etc...Make sure to shut down your phone, pull battery for 30 seconds, the reboot your phone. Sometimes a runaway app can hog up all your Ram too. A hard reboot (listed above) will often fix odd gremlins.

Good luck, keep us posted.

Sent from my Droid1, Stable 1.2Ghz, Peter Alfonso v2 LV kernel, CM7.0.3, Zepplinrox Supercharged, Gingerbread 2.3.3 phone using DroidForums.
 
Thanks Princess. :-)
How do you like your D2G? I was looking into picking one up and rooting it until the D3 comes out...thought?

oh im in love with my global LOL. actually I had no issues other than battery the first week but its so easy to customize. the draw back on the D2G? not much ROMs but im ok with that.
as for D3 im waiting patiently. I was waiting for Bionic but who knows, it might be the new D3...jk
X2 really didn't change at all so its a disappointment.



sent from the Hawaiian D2G
 
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