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**MatueHarton** · 04-29-2011, 01:19 AM

You say that, but that's exactly what you had to do on the iPhone 3G.

A smartphone is a computer. A computer often gets a memory hogging app stuck. Should I take my computer back because a third party app keeps the processor working long after it should?

Depends if it's a compromise to kill the memory/battery hog I suppose.

Personally, I want something with a bit of grunt next phone I get. My current Blackberry feel's overwhelmed by anything other than calls and texts.

04-29-2011, 01:19 AM	#16
MatueHarton Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 546 Senior Member	You say that, but that's exactly what you had to do on the iPhone 3G. A smartphone is a computer. A computer often gets a memory hogging app stuck. Should I take my computer back because a third party app keeps the processor working long after it should? Depends if it's a compromise to kill the memory/battery hog I suppose. Personally, I want something with a bit of grunt next phone I get. My current Blackberry feel's overwhelmed by anything other than calls and texts.
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