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Occassionally, when trying to run MIB II, I got a message saying that there wasn't enough memory. A secondy try was usually successfull. However, I suspected that this was because other applications that had been run earlier remained loaded in the memory, thereby affecting the memory picture. Yesterday I downloaded from my-symbian.com a piece of software called Switcher, which basically is a task manager. Switcher confirmed what I suspected: an application that has been run WILL remain in the memory when you switch to another application. I find it pretty annoying, first of all because I seem to be unable to control the device in the way I want. My question is: is it true that the P800, in its default configuration (without third party software) does NOT let you close applications?
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Posted: 2003-03-07 06:03:00
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true.
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Posted: 2003-03-07 06:48:00
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True but you can close programmes from the control panel without having to use or buy any third party software.
I generally find the P800 handles the multitasking of applications & memory allocation great with no noticable slow down for me (but not playing the big games).
Try using an iPAQ with a few things open & you will see what real slow down is.
Oopps!
No you can't, I'm forgeting that File Manager is not built in.
PS I use Handy Day which is great for task switching & closing.
[ This Message was edited by: psikey on 2003-03-07 07:38 ]
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Posted: 2003-03-07 08:35:00
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