... Like the title says, when adding apps does it take up memory on the ipod?
K Kkatyboo macrumors member Original poster Nov 28, 2007 77 0 Nov 30, 2007 #1 ... Like the title says, when adding apps does it take up memory on the ipod?
dukebound85 macrumors Core Jul 17, 2005 19,131 4,110 5045 feet above sea level Nov 30, 2007 #2 of course they do, why wouldnt they? internet apps on the other hand though don't but i assume you are asking about native apps
of course they do, why wouldnt they? internet apps on the other hand though don't but i assume you are asking about native apps
Vigilante macrumors 6502a Sep 11, 2007 607 0 Florida. Nov 30, 2007 #3 Yes they do, but not much. When you download them on Installer, it says how big they are.
E EnTg888 macrumors member Sep 15, 2007 49 0 USA Nov 30, 2007 #4 Does anyone know how to check how much app space you have left? I remember Installer used to tell you... it was about 50 mb total. Is there still a way to check?
Does anyone know how to check how much app space you have left? I remember Installer used to tell you... it was about 50 mb total. Is there still a way to check?
H hecks macrumors regular Oct 27, 2007 144 0 Dec 1, 2007 #5 1. Start the Term-VT100 app. 2. Type: df -h 3. Return You should see listed free and used space for system and media partitions. It should be obvious which is which.
1. Start the Term-VT100 app. 2. Type: df -h 3. Return You should see listed free and used space for system and media partitions. It should be obvious which is which.
K Kkatyboo macrumors member Original poster Nov 28, 2007 77 0 Dec 1, 2007 #6 thanks guys... sorry i know it was somewhat of a silly question but its better to make sure than to keep pondering about it
thanks guys... sorry i know it was somewhat of a silly question but its better to make sure than to keep pondering about it
RedDragon870503 macrumors 6502 Sep 6, 2006 299 1 Dec 1, 2007 #7 No, on a regular computer yes... But the iPod touch, no. It is a remarkable feat.