Yes, exactly! Hopefully if a new iPhone is released this summer, it better have an upgraded processor and more ram! Because we’ve obviously hit a wall if people have to learn how to make basic apps run well by keeping an eye on disk space and ram.

Here are those apps: MemoryInfo Memory Status, System Activity Monitor, and Free Memory. All of them are .99 cents except system activity monitor which is 2.99.

To clear your safari cache, history, and cookies just go to settings, then safari, then you’ll see them, just select each one and clear.

To force quit an app just hold the home button for 5 or more seconds. And just incase your iPhone ever freezes, hold the power and home button together until the phone resets itself.

The reason why this article is bogus is becuase you can restart ur phone all you want but as soon as you re-open safari and/or the ipod, your memory is back to where you started. Currently I run the System Activity Monitor app which closes safari and iPod and usually free’s over 40mb of ram, with just the push of a button and NOT by restarting and waiting for the phone to boot just to load it’s memory up with safari and iPod again.

So basically you’d have to either force quit iPod and safari each time you use them to ensure free memory, or get a good memory freeing app because restarting is pointless when the memory apps clear just as much memory and can be re-used many times through out the day…unless you don’t mind restarting the phone many times a day.

Clear your cache, history, and cookies. Clear your SMS and call history, and don’t fill your iPhone up to maximum capacity, leave atleast a gig of free space.

You should revise this article and explain to people that they need memory freeing apps and explain that freeing memory by restarting is pointless as soon as you re-open safari/iPod and don’t force quit them.