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I understand that. I have an N97 and it is a dog. I hate it. 32 Gig E: drive which is plenty, but the C: drive has around 100 Meg or so, around 50 free, and aft
by StudyAnimal 16y ago
I understand that. I have an N97 and it is a dog. I hate it. 32 Gig E: drive which is plenty, but the C: drive has around 100 Meg or so, around 50 free, and after using it for a week it is straight down to 10, after a month it sits around 5 and you get errors all the time and you have to do a hard reset which takes it back to 50 so you can use it again.
I don't even use it as more than a phone anymore because it is not worth installing anything and using up the c: drive.
I intend to switch to Android.
- vetinari 16y agoYou know that you can install apps on E:, right?
- StudyAnimal 16y agoYeah, no problems installing apps on E: Doesn't seem to help much though.
- vetinari 16y agoThen they changed something. I had several Symbian phones (6260, 6120c) and the free space on C: was always somewhat constant. I installed most of the stuff on E:. During my use of the phones, I never had to reset or wipe them. Of course, I switched to Android.
- limmeau 16y agoOr tell your mail program to buffer mails on drive E: ?
- yardie 16y ago<em> I have an N97</em> I feel so sorry for you. A few years ago I really wanted one but the people that already had them told me not to do it to myself.