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  1. Agree, but the new devkit is a step in the right direction

    Also i dont understand why they dont concentrate on 1 OS. When PR 1.2 is out i will try to think of a u2start related app to develop, since i have little creativity to come up with something original
  2. Originally posted by germcevoy:the Ovi store is technically taking off (1.7 million downloads a day) but it's mainly all java crap.

    Problem with developing for Nokia though is the amount of devices and with that the amount of form factors, hardware specs and resolutions etc. A bith to develop for where as iPhone is 1 device fits all and Android is all touch with only some minor resolution differences.


    Crap indeed, not only because some of it is Java but compared to Apple and Android..they offer a lot more apps. A lot.
  3. I think my computer is dying running fairly slow these days so I've backed everything up just in preperation for the worst :/ one problem I can't seem to get the hang of is that iTunes always comes up with an error message while I'm syncing my iPod and closes down, this has resulted with only bits and pieces of my library, I have one song off War and no Joshua Tree any ideas what I could do? Apart from buy a new computer, budget ain't stretching for that just yet
  4. Sorry double post
  5. Originally posted by jofice:I think my computer is dying running fairly slow these days so I've backed everything up just in preperation for the worst :/ one problem I can't seem to get the hang of is that iTunes always comes up with an error message while I'm syncing my iPod and closes down, this has resulted with only bits and pieces of my library, I have one song off War and no Joshua Tree any ideas what I could do? Apart from buy a new computer, budget ain't stretching for that just yet


    Re-install Windows or whatever you're running. Or a system clean up. Loads of data can cause slow processing. How old is your pc?
  6. You'll have to do a disk formatting, and 90% sure that all your problems will be gone

    If you don't know how to do it, ask a technician or a friend that knows a bit about PCs and you'll get it sorted
  7. @MWSAH

    It's about 5 or 6 sox years old I guess thans for the advice guys


  8. Try what Sergio suggested. Although a 5-6 year old pc might need to go to the trash dump instead. You could buy some new parts (new videocard, motherboard and such). Just to keep the thing updated and quick.
  9. Reinstalling is the easiest way indeed. You can also try to remove as much programs as possible, dont allow programs to start at boot and defrag your harddisk.

    PC of 5-6 years is not fast but should still be more than enough for simple tasks.
  10. Yeh it worked perfectly before it happened so I'll just try the reformatting and that thanks lads


  11. Can you if you haven't already formatted right-click on the start menu and go Task Manager and under Processes, see if there's a huge amount (in Memory Usage) that's popped up? Quite possibly it's something like a virus scanner or something resource-hungry doing it.

    I know iTunes can take up to 250MB minimum on W7 and Vista but I don't think so on XP it gets like that and Firefox if you're using it can go to 700MB minimum after running a few web pages and flash videos on sites. Just have a look 'cos that could be half the problem - I know it was for me.

    Also go to Start > Run and type msconfig, under Start Up Items or something similar see what's in the list - don't untick anything - but just list back here what they are and maybe that could be another issue. Just trying to think of things I'd be checking for problems and memory leaks and whatever.
  12. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]

    Can you if you haven't already formatted right-click on the start menu and go Task Manager and under Processes, see if there's a huge amount (in Memory Usage) that's popped up? Quite possibly it's something like a virus scanner or something resource-hungry doing it.

    I know iTunes can take up to 250MB minimum on W7 and Vista but I don't think so on XP it gets like that and Firefox if you're using it can go to 700MB minimum after running a few web pages and flash videos on sites. Just have a look 'cos that could be half the problem - I know it was for me.

    Also go to Start > Run and type msconfig, under Start Up Items or something similar see what's in the list - don't untick anything - but just list back here what they are and maybe that could be another issue. Just trying to think of things I'd be checking for problems and memory leaks and whatever.



    Yeh mate I'll try that later cheers

    Edit: Ok there isn't any Task Manager when I right click the start menu? And the list when I ran msconfig is really long and full of random things like "smax4pnp" and "ISUSPM"?
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