1. austinarita99's Avatar
    Hey y'all, I was wondering how much memory y'all .75 users are getting. Could you guys post images from capture it of either: meterberry or the options screen and a capture it of your applications list?
    Just wanted to see a comparison

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    05-10-09 09:31 AM
  2. RU_Storm's Avatar
    OH yeah running .75, as proof check out that application memory. Thats pure seks.

    edit: sorry the device free memory is highlighted, dont let that take away from the pure seks of the application memory.
    05-10-09 09:43 AM
  3. austinarita99's Avatar
    Haha I'm currently not near a computer so ill look when I get home!
    Haha

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    05-10-09 09:45 AM
  4. Morf32's Avatar
    I start at around 39-41 after a battery pull, and it never drops below 29. I only do a battery pull about once a week, and not because I need to. I just do it.

    Apps: Facebook, TweetGenius, Viigo, AIM, MSDict, CB app store, Visible Vote, CaptureIt, SoftReset.

    Theme: Custom_Dark

    (I used to start at around 44-46 and never get below 39-40... downloading new version of Viigo and TweetGenius lowered it a bit, but not enough to concern me. It seems my phone deals with the "memory issues" pretty well.)
    05-10-09 01:42 PM
  5. Penumbra's Avatar
    I get around 45 on startup and after 2 days it gets to around 20mb
    Its pretty good for .75 OS
    05-10-09 03:38 PM
  6. eMpTy43's Avatar
    Can I just ask why y'all are running .75 when .132 is a decent build?
    05-10-09 04:00 PM
  7. austinarita99's Avatar
    Lol I'm not, I'm running V5 w/ 52 mb consistently free, but I was wondering if its any different.

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    05-10-09 04:02 PM
  8. Morf32's Avatar
    Can I just ask why y'all are running .75 when .132 is a decent build?
    Personally (and I can only speak for myself), I have no problems with .75. I have not experienced some of the bugs others complain about, and I don't want to upgrade to another OS that has bugs, when .75 gives me no issues. I know some of the bugs in the later builds are purely cosmetic, but that would bother the heck out of me.

    I would just rather stick with the one that doesn't give me any issues.
    05-10-09 04:03 PM
  9. oberhaus's Avatar
    My memory is never over 28-30 even after a quick pull. Don't know why I don't have more. I don't have many apps unless Weatherbug is a big drainer.

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    05-10-09 04:11 PM
  10. anon4705193's Avatar
    start up between 36-40 and never really drop below 28. I turn the phone off every night and only do a battery pull once in a blue moon.

    apps: fml, twitterberry, facebook, AIM
    05-10-09 04:28 PM
  11. MXRCR31's Avatar
    I installed .75 after using shrink a OS and my memory was no different than with .132. Started at high 40's and would slowly drop like the rest of em

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    05-10-09 04:32 PM
  12. tg32's Avatar
    Good memory
    05-10-09 04:35 PM
  13. anon4705193's Avatar
    My memory is never over 28-30 even after a quick pull. Don't know why I don't have more. I don't have many apps unless Weatherbug is a big drainer.

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    some people say it is.
    05-10-09 04:58 PM
  14. lycafe's Avatar
    I've used most of the leaked OS including some hybrids OS as well, but I ended up going back to .76 OS because it has been working well for me. Even though it is a little slower than higher OS, it makes my Storm looks great without color banding issue.

    I start up with 46-45 after a battery pull and it has never gone under 20 with heavy use.. texting, surfing, and emailing.

    Apps: BerryBuzz, BB App World, Storm Today Plus WeatherBug theme, Google Maps, Opera Mini, Poynt, QuickLaunch, QuickPull, UberTwitter, WeatherBug Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger.
    05-11-09 02:08 AM
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