My friends. I've been on berries for a long time and I've always been, and still am, a little leary about installing third party apps. I couldn't give a rip about paying for them cause they're all a couple of bucks-- I just hate hearing someone's phone blew up after installing something stupid.
Based on the advice, opinions, and reviews from our fellow crackberry people on this very forum, I decided to buy and install quicklaunch. I figure it's been around long and everyone says it's fantastic. I installed it and yeah-- it's great. I'm happy I did. My question is this.... There's a feature called reboot device listed in QL. I tried it and it did almost exactly what quickpull does. Does this action free up memory (like a batt pull) or is it more like atl-shift-del ... Which just resets stuff but doesn't necessarily fetch you any lost ram.
And for those of you that are gonna say-- "who cares... The 9700 doesn't leak".... Save it. I know that already. My question is what does it do.
Thx people!
:-)
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Speaking of QL reboot. Anyone else notice that when you reboot it adds restart to the 3d party applications list under Settings -> Options -> Advanced Options?
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