10-28-09 08:56 AM
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  1. DBRIZZEL's Avatar
    DBRIZZEL
    How do I check on my 8330 how much memory I have?I know how to check file free,but I don't know how to translate that into bites.....

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    10-26-09 07:36 PM
  2. Davec1234's Avatar
    Davec1234
    Left ALT, Left SHIFT, H.

    Mine is 27793365
    Which is 27MB
    10-26-09 07:41 PM
  3. DBRIZZEL's Avatar
    DBRIZZEL
    How do you translate that?

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    10-26-09 07:46 PM
  4. jbeachy's Avatar
    jbeachy
    The number you get *is* bytes. No translation needed if you want bytes. Maybe I'm not understanding the question?

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    10-26-09 08:18 PM
  5. DBRIZZEL's Avatar
    DBRIZZEL
    Ok I think I got ya....sorry about that...didn't know it was bytes...so if I have like 36 bytes free ...is that plenty?

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    10-26-09 08:24 PM
  6. plunkingtom's Avatar
    plunkingtom
    you probably have 36xxxxxx which is 36mbs. count over 6 places and what is ever to the left is in mbs..
    10-26-09 08:28 PM
  7. Motorcycle Mama's Avatar
    Motorcycle Mama
    Look at it like this.

    36 000 000
    equals (approximately)
    36 megabytes
    10-26-09 08:37 PM
  8. roboto65#CB's Avatar
    roboto65#CB
    1 byte
    1000 bytes = 1KB
    1000 KB = 1 MB
    so and so on
    10-26-09 08:46 PM
  9. DBRIZZEL's Avatar
    DBRIZZEL
    Thanks to everyone!!!

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    10-26-09 08:51 PM
  10. drknobs's Avatar
    drknobs
    Originally Posted by roboto65
    1 byte
    1000 bytes = 1KB
    1000 KB = 1 MB
    so and so on
    Actually, to be technically correct:

    8 bits = 1 byte (B)
    1024 bytes = 1 Kilobyte (KB)
    1024 Kilobytes = 1 Megabyte (MB)
    1024 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte (GB)
    10-26-09 09:30 PM
  11. Iceman's Avatar
    Iceman
    Originally Posted by DBRIZZEL
    Ok I think I got ya....sorry about that...didn't know it was bytes...so if I have like 36 bytes free ...is that plenty?

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    If you have 36 MB file free you have more than enough for the device to run normal.
    10-26-09 10:28 PM
  12. athanchew's Avatar
    athanchew
    HI GUYS,

    I have deleted most of the application and do the battery pulling off trick but still my memory space is 5.9mbs only
    what should i do?
    helps!
    10-28-09 05:11 AM
  13. roboto65#CB's Avatar
    roboto65#CB
    Actually, to be technically correct:

    8 bits = 1 byte (B)
    1024 bytes = 1 Kilobyte (KB)
    1024 Kilobytes = 1 Megabyte (MB)
    1024 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte (GB)
    Yes you are correct but most manufactures of harddrives memory and storage media dont give you that so they can make there device look bigger or to easy to understand so most people that buy the 16 gb only see 15.62 gb and wonder !!!
    10-28-09 06:21 AM
  14. zabooza's Avatar
    zabooza
    Originally Posted by athanchew
    HI GUYS,

    I have deleted most of the application and do the battery pulling off trick but still my memory space is 5.9mbs only
    what should i do?
    helps!
    Delete old messages if you have a lot. Make sure pictures, etc. are stored on the media card and not internet memory. Also try this link:

    http://crackberry.com/blackberry-101...rry-smartphone
    10-28-09 08:56 AM
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