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BMac702

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So since I have been so unfortunate to not be able to get a 3GS yet and test myself, with its 256MB of RAM do the apps crash a lot less, or hopefully not at all, on the 3GS or is it the same as the 3G?
 
So since I have been so unfortunate to not be able to get a 3GS yet and test myself, with its 256MB of RAM do the apps crash a lot less, or hopefully not at all, on the 3GS or is it the same as the 3G?

I have had a couple crashes with safari but i never really had that many crashes with the 3G either
 
So since I have been so unfortunate to not be able to get a 3GS yet and test myself, with its 256MB of RAM do the apps crash a lot less, or hopefully not at all, on the 3GS or is it the same as the 3G?

So far, I'm seeing a lot less crashing. Safari doesn't have to reload dormant pages as much either.
 
So since I have been so unfortunate to not be able to get a 3GS yet and test myself, with its 256MB of RAM do the apps crash a lot less, or hopefully not at all, on the 3GS or is it the same as the 3G?

If by crash you mean "fail to deal cleanly with low-memory situations", then you can certainly expect that, for a while at least, this is less likely to be seen on the 3GS.
 
I have noticed that Safari and the Twitter app I use, Tweetdeck, crash may more running 3.0 on my 3G phone.
 
I have had 2 crashes since 3.0 but both worked fine after restarts

About the same as 2.0 crashes though which were 2-3 times a week
 
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