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I hold a plan I could love to impart. As we all know the Nokia N8 is hurting for in RAM memory. With the sum total of my applications fixed I am alternate with around 90mb of RAM. On top of my N8 I have a 32 GB HCSD card--on top of the manufactured in 16gb memory. Could it be conceivable to somehow "tweak" the working framework with the goal that it utilizes some (perhaps 1 GB) of the memory from the manufactured in 16 GB flash memory as RAM--as contradicted to the constrained phone memory?
I think you'll identify that ram memory is impressively snappier than flash memory. So having and utilizing slower flash memory in reality performs worse than having and utilizing less much speedier slam memory. Remember the Nokia moreover has 256 MB of flash memory C: off and on again confused with the 256 MB of ram memory
I had no plan there was a contrast. I had unfailingly thought it was the same sort of memory; it was simply how the O.S. utilized the drive that made the divergence. Reacting to Carman58, I seldomly ever install anything on my c: drive, its simply the obligatory provisions that take up the greater part of the space.