[seankrems2009]

Ok, so today I decided to take a shot at wiping my blackberry. Not knowing what was gonna happen I backed up everything. I wiped my bb and it reset to factory defaults. You DO have the option to keep your applications if u choose. I got rid of mine. I then re-installed my OS. After re-establishing my contacts and messages, I came out to having 61MB free file. Phone runs great!!!! Questions? Feel free to ask. Give feedback if you do try it.

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[Jared DiPane]

Removing unused applications like help, brick breaker, password keeper, tasks etc will certainly free up a lot of space on the device. I did the same thing when I had my 8330 and the device improved significantly in speed and usability.

[seankrems2009]

I know! Also there's the "maxmem" app that can help get rid of voice dialing if you never use it. That's another 10 mb

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[Jared DiPane]

Yupp - also the folks at BBHybrids have "Shrink-A-OS" which allows you to manipulate which files and such you load to the device, much like maxmem does.

[seankrems2009]

That's my next risk ill take. I have a replacement phone I just bought so it gives me a chance to take a chance on shrinking

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[Jared DiPane]

Try shrinking, and also you can try some hybrids - depending how comfortable you get

[seankrems2009]

I shall. Hopefully it'll work.

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