1. LazyStarGazer's Avatar
    How many times has a simple reboot or battery pull fixed your problem? Probably many times. I see it in the forums everyday.

    Kevin M thinks this might be in development, but here is my suggestion.

    Whenever you install or download something which MIGHT impair device function, a message pops up:
    " It is recommended that you restart your device after this action. Would you like to restart now?" Then select yes or no with cursor.

    No more ALT. R/Shift. Del. No more take the cover off, take the battery out, count to 10, put the battery back in, put the cover back on.

    Perhaps tied in to a task manager/system monitor which would allow you to see currently running apps and system resources allocated to them, which might help identify problems.

    More potential prompts:

    "System resources are running low. Would you like to:"
    -clear browser history?
    -clear cookies?
    -clear data cache
    -move non-essential items from device memory to media card?


    I think this would avoid many problems and much frustration.
    (If this has been posted before, my apologies for not checking first).

    Whadaya think people?
    04-03-09 06:01 AM
  2. wnm's Avatar
    I like the system resources idea.

    As for install. You can always use QuickPull after an installation.
    04-03-09 06:53 AM
  3. LazyStarGazer's Avatar
    My thought was, you MIGHT learn about Quick Pull or something else eventually, all part of the learning process, learning is good etc... but maybe a positive user experience for beginners by automating this would be better.
    04-03-09 07:52 AM
  4. LazyStarGazer's Avatar
    How's that for timing? Posted today:

    http://forums.crackberry.com/f134/ne...ry-eye-197955/

    Maybe this is the answer until RIM puts something out.
    04-03-09 09:47 AM
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