iPhone ram
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It's probably not the sort of thing Apple will allow onto the App Store so I'd be surprised if that sort of thing is available.
Out of interest, why do you need to know this? In my case, in all my years of iPhone ownership, I don't think I've ever wondered what's happening with the memory or even cared how much memory the phone has got. If you asked me how much ram there is in my current iPhone, I'd shrug like a disinterested frenchman
Out of interest, why do you need to know this? In my case, in all my years of iPhone ownership, I don't think I've ever wondered what's happening with the memory or even cared how much memory the phone has got. If you asked me how much ram there is in my current iPhone, I'd shrug like a disinterested frenchman
To be honest am not bothered was just interested see the info. Just can’t understand why all android user use such app and clearing cachesIt's probably not the sort of thing Apple will allow onto the App Store so I'd be surprised if that sort of thing is available.
Out of interest, why do you need to know this? In my case, in all my years of iPhone ownership, I don't think I've ever wondered what's happening with the memory or even cared how much memory the phone has got. If you asked me how much ram there is in my current iPhone, I'd shrug like a disinterested frenchman
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It's a different mentality and I appreciate I'm massively bundling everyone together and stereotyping here so please excuse me in advance
Windows users seem to want to have all kinds of monitoring software, showing them what their computers are doing, monitoring temperatures, fan speeds, memory usage, CPU usage.
Mac users just use their computer and don't really care about all the above.
Android users (from what you've said) have apps that monitor memory usage and have to clear caches.
iPhone users just use their phone and don't really care what the OS is doing to manage memory etc because it's largely irrelevant.
We're just more chilled than our Microsoft/Android using friends. Relax, have a jam sandwich. It's Friday.
Think I give the jam sandwich a miss. It a full breakfast for meIt's a different mentality and I appreciate I'm massively bundling everyone together and stereotyping here so please excuse me in advance
Windows users seem to want to have all kinds of monitoring software, showing them what their computers are doing, monitoring temperatures, fan speeds, memory usage, CPU usage.
Mac users just use their computer and don't really care about all the above.
Android users (from what you've said) have apps that monitor memory usage and have to clear caches.
iPhone users just use their phone and don't really care what the OS is doing to manage memory etc because it's largely irrelevant.
We're just more chilled than our Microsoft/Android using friends. Relax, have a jam sandwich. It's Friday.
It makes them feel better?
There are several (just search in the App Store for them). They're a lot less useful because apart from giving you that info, they're not really doing anything even if they have a "clear RAM" button.
I use Omnistat (the free version) and it’s great.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/omnistat/id898245825