Have you tried this? Not sure how effective this is...
Quote from PrWeb:
August 20, 2007 -- eMobiStudio announces the release of MemoryUp Standard Edition v1.8, a powerful Java virtual machine (JVM) management and RAM boosting tool specially designed for high-end smartphones and BlackBerry. What MemoryUp exactly does is to take control of JVM for each mobile system, smartly analyze running J2ME programs (including hidden programs), automatically allocate and recover respective occupied RAM, and boost system to its best performance. In case of some applications are no longer active on a smartphone or BlackBerry, MemoryUp can reclaim lost resources and put them to better use. By reclaiming resources, the mobile system does not need to access the hard drive as frequently. This will greatly enhance mobile phone's overall performance.
For most smartphones and BlackBerry, there are dozens of J2ME programming running in front-end or back-end, which takes lots of RAM from the mobile system. MemoryUp can monitor mobile system in the background, freeing resources when needed. Many mobile phone owners have also installed J2ME programs on their phones. MemoryUp can help to automatically analyze and recover up to 50% RAM occupied by these programs. The main features of MemoryUp Standard Edition v1.8 include:
- Smart management of Java virtual machine (JVM)
- Startup boost/Automatic boost/Manually quick boost support
- Real-time JVM RAM calculation & display
- Warning/Auto-recovering RAM at preset threshold
- Run in the background and automatically help reclaim wasted memory on mobile system
- Effective utilization of memory resources
- Intuitive interface and super easy-to-use for non-professional mobile users
- Advanced boosting features (force system to use large cache, prohibit kernel to disk swapping, auto-allocate critical threads, etc.) for professional mobile users
MemoryUp Standard Edition supports most models of Symbian phones and BlackBerry. Please refer to emobistudio's website at http://www.emobistudio.com/products.html for more detailed information.
MemoryUp Standard Edition v1.8 is now available since August 20th, 2007. The price is $14.99 for a BlackBerry edition, $13.99 for a Symbian edition. Please refer to emobistudio's website at http://www.emobistudio.com for more detailed information.
At least be honest when you market and cut the "Have you tried this? Not sure how effective this is..."-crap when you spam our forum with advertisements.
Your forum name sounds like the name of a marketer, or even an automated marketer bot.
Your first and only post is 99% product advertisement, if you really was wondering, a normal person would have posted just the product name and a link.
You even include a product picture...
Why you want to spam it? I don't know... Probably because that is your job...
"spam" is internet slang for unsolicited advertisements, regardless of form or quantity.
I have no problem with advertisements, I have though a problem with dishonesty.
It is ok to post some kind of application advertisement in this section provided that this is only posted once.
This being said, I have also some doubt about the performance of this product....
Regarding PAgeRank, we used to have a NOFOLLOW option to avoid url spamming. This has been removed since the migration to Drupal but should be restored soon.
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
It is obvious that this MemoryUp application is a scam. If you need a proof, I invite you to see for yourself:
1) Download MemoryUp package from the www.emobistudio.com website
2) Unzip the package, extract JAR file.
3) Change extension of JAR file to ZIP, unzip and extract contents.
4) Download Java Decompiler from http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html#download .
5) Run: jad.exe -r -ff -d src -s java *.class
6) Examine the .java files in the src directory.
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At least be honest when you market and cut the "Have you tried this? Not sure how effective this is..."-crap when you spam our forum with advertisements.
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hi Alh,
do not know why you are so aggressive. Why I want to spam it?
My friend ted tells me about this software and I have been looking around for some reviews about it. IS that wrong?
please reply, thanks.
Forum posts: 1419
Your forum name sounds like the name of a marketer, or even an automated marketer bot.
Your first and only post is 99% product advertisement, if you really was wondering, a normal person would have posted just the product name and a link.
You even include a product picture...
Why you want to spam it? I don't know... Probably because that is your job...
"spam" is internet slang for unsolicited advertisements, regardless of form or quantity.
I have no problem with advertisements, I have though a problem with dishonesty.
Forum posts: 3
I am not very familiar wth posting in forum, that's why I post a picture too. And the picture is also quoted from PrWeb, okey?
By the way, if spam is my job, what is yours?
Really annoying
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My job is software development, with a specialty in UI frameworks and deep graphics integration.
Currently I work with Symbian OS.
I help people here on this forum when I have time, for example when I'm waiting to build roms or during long compiles.
I still think you are just here to create "buzz" and increase the google ranking and visibility of your employer.
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It is ok to post some kind of application advertisement in this section provided that this is only posted once.
This being said, I have also some doubt about the performance of this product....
Regarding PAgeRank, we used to have a NOFOLLOW option to avoid url spamming. This has been removed since the migration to Drupal but should be restored soon.
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 363
Hi,
It is obvious that this MemoryUp application is a scam. If you need a proof, I invite you to see for yourself:
1) Download MemoryUp package from the www.emobistudio.com website
2) Unzip the package, extract JAR file.
3) Change extension of JAR file to ZIP, unzip and extract contents.
4) Download Java Decompiler from http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html#download .
5) Run: jad.exe -r -ff -d src -s java *.class
6) Examine the .java files in the src directory.