Many people think that Nokia N97 has got 32GB memory as phone memory, but it is not correct. Here the phone memory means where actually contacts, bookmarks, emails, messages, notes etc are stored.
If you keep installing some softwares and receiving emails inyour phone memory, you will soon get low memory warnings on your Nokia N97, in fact on all mobiles.
Actually the phone memory is limited to a grand 74 MB, out of which only about 45 MB is available because the rest is taken up by the pre-installed application and so on.
Here are some tips to recover and increase the phone memory so that you get rid of low memory warnings and get more memory to install the other softwares.
1. Install all the softwares on E: drives of your nokia N97. If you have installed some softwares on your phone memory, uninstall and reinstall on E: drive.
2. Install a third part file browser like Y-Browser or X-plore and delete the ‘Cache’ folder in C:/System. This will really help and you will see that your mobile is faster now.
3. Using same file browser (manager), delete the ‘dmgr’ folder in C:/System. In this folder all files which are downloaded are stored. When you restart the web browser, these files are cleared up but sometimes they are stuck and in that case deleting the “dmgr” folder will increase the phone memory. Don’t worry about “dmgr” and “Cache” folders, they are automatically made when you start the web browser of your phone.
4. You may also change your default ‘Messaging’ memory to either the 32GB inbuilt storage or a Memory Card. To do this, enter ‘Messaging’, hit Options>Settings>Other>’Memory In Use’.
5. Now lets move on to the pre-installed applications and widgets, uninstall as many as you do not need. On most occasions you will be able to find the ones you really need again, then simply install them to the 32GB drive on the N97.For example, I wanted the ‘Psiloc Traveller’ application, so I simply downloaded it from the Ovi Store, same with widgets.
6. Open the Ovi Store application settings and make sure it isset to install applications on your E: drive. To do this navigate to Options>Account>Settings>Installation Preferences.
7. If you use Nokia Messaging and MFE on your handset, or even have a normal mailbox configured you will be loosing phone memory pretty fast. The solution is to uninstall/reinstall or delete and reconfigure your mailboxes. This will usually get you at least 10MB back, possibly more depending on your usage.
8. If you use POP email, which you shouldn’t since there is IMAP, then go into your mailbox settings and set it to enablePOP for email that arrives from ‘Now’ on, this will reduce thenumber of old emails it downloads. I know this seems petty.
9. If you install any application/theme, make sure you install it onto the E: drive. However, if you are going to be using a particular theme install it onto the phone memory. This is sothat your phone doesn’t switch to the default theme everytime you connect it in the ‘Mass Storage’ mode. Same for ringtones. Make sure you keep it down to one theme only.
All these tips are equally applicable to other mobiles.



Give it try and dont forget to comment if it works for YOU.....

The iPhone’s small size and high value on the black market have made it a popular target for thieves.  Phones have been stolen from houses, handbags and pockets; some daring thieves have even taken to accosting iPhone owners on the street.  While warranties and insurance can offer some financial protection after a phone is stolen, many victims of theft want to do more to protect their phones.  An iPhone may contain saved passwords, personal photographs, work-related files and other information that should not fall into a thief’s hands.  Fortunately, a multitude of apps exist to ease the pain of a stolen iPhone.
Tap into Your Stolen Phone’s GPS
Apple has an app called Find My iPhone that will use the phone’s GPS to pinpoint the location of a stolen phone.  The app comes free with Apple’s iOS 4.2 and is included in the iCloud of iOS 5.  Find My iPhone allows users to send a message to the phone, hopefully prompting guilty thieves to return the device.  If the phone has been sold or dropped, a Good Samaritan might be able to return the device.  This app also allows users to force the missing phone to play a sound for two minutes.  This might annoy the thief and draw attention to the stolen phone.
Shame a Thief with Photographs
The iGotYa app lets users take pictures remotely from a stolen phone.  This allows users to find out who’s using their phone and bring extra evidence to the police.  Once the phone is reported stolen, the app will take pictures of anyone who attempts to unlock and use the device.  In one recent incident in America, police circulated a crystal-clear photograph of a hapless thief.
Delete Sensitive Information from a Stolen Phone
The iLocalis app requires some technical skill on the user’s part.  Because the app accesses some security features of the iPhone, it must be installed on a “jailbroken” device. While users should be careful not to void the phone’s warranty, this app may be worth it for anyone who keeps sensitive personal information on an iPhone.  The iLocalis app allows users to command their phones remotely. In addition to tapping into the phone’s GPS, iLocalis allows users to delete data, record audio and lock the phone against intruders.
Some iPhone owners hope that several well-publicized cases of crime victims tracking stolen phones will dissuade potential thieves.  The simplicity of tracking a stolen phone makes it easy for police to apprehend thieves.