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- 12-22-2012, 10:11 PM
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Is there any memory cleaner or optimizer for PB?
I have been looking for days.
- 12-22-2012, 10:46 PM #2
From an earlier post here: Thoughts from a new user
I've found I gain around 100MB free RAM (from 540-550 to 630-660 free) by stoping the Android player when not in use, very cool for browsing without clearing the cache every 2 minutes!
Only drawback: it takes around 30s to re-start when you launch an Android ported app...
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3 ways to kill the player :
- Open many huge apps in a row, until PlayBook OS closes Android player to make room...
- Or sideload last free version of Android Reset (Overload) from: http://www.filearchivehaven.com/down...t_1.0.0.13.bar
- Or buy Memory Eater or the last version of Overload from official AppWorld
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For sideloading "your essential" apps:
I use DDPB, and it works very well for me
(see DDPB installer utility for BlackBerry PlayBook updated to v1.0.9 | CrackBerry.com ,
and a good tutorial here: UPDATED: [PlayBook] Side Load PlayBook Apps/Android Apps (Windows) « BerryReview Forums)
For Android apps that are not in the official AppWorld, the key words are "converted" ".apk" ".bar" "sideload"
A good legit source is : Blackberry Playbook Android Apps | Good e-Reader Android APP Store - Playbook App Market
I personnaly couldn't really enjoy my PlayBook to the fullest without:
- - Repligo Reader for a real decent PDF reader
- - Moon + Reader for other e-books
- - ComicRack for comics
- - Handrite and FreeNote for magical quick drawn Post-It notes
- - WinAmp for radio
- - Android Task Killer to gain a bit of RAM when I want to keep Android player open, but quiet! (Some say it's stupid to use that, I gain RAM, YMMV)
- - Google Maps (Latitude) for... Maps & Navigation (sometimes a bit buggy, but sooooo nice
) - - Some games (question of taste)
Have a look in the sub-forum for Apps also, just here on CrackBerry.
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Hope it might help some!
For the record, I'm just compiling info learned for 99% here on the CrackBerry forums: many thanks to all who contribute(d) in this excellent (and sanity-saving when things go wrong with your beloved!) community!
- 12-22-2012, 11:15 PM #3There are trolls in BlackBerry clothing among us. Report, ignore and never reply to obvious troll posts, they will die without responses from you.
- 12-23-2012, 06:16 AM #4
Browser, setting, security, scroll down
- 12-23-2012, 12:10 PM #6If Eve had given Adam a Blackberry, the world would be paradise. Instead, she gave him an Apple. Look at us now.
- 12-23-2012, 04:30 PM #8
Advanced App Manager (free) ,from Handster Inc, available via App world does it for me.
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