how to check internal memory

[N95wolf]

is there a way to check how much internal memory you have left? i cant seem to find it

thanks

[pseudofinn]

There is a app, I*think you find it in "tools" called "Memory". YOu can use it to check the free space remaining on your card or the internal memory.

Cheers


edit- Guess it doesn't have information on internal memory too.... I really thought it did before...?

[N95wolf]

thats what i thought, but i only get up the memory card option (i dont have one yet) and thats it. other options are "help" and "exit" nothing else

nowhere to select internal?!

[N95wolf]

while we are at it how do you change the volume level quickly

i was just loading a game and it was really lous

the n95 manual is the worst ive seen

[AngusG]

Originally Posted by N95wolf

thats what i thought, but i only get up the memory card option (i dont have one yet) and thats it. other options are "help" and "exit" nothing else

nowhere to select internal?!

This seems to only show what's left on my memory card...

[Raymondo]

From standby screen:

Menu > Options > Memory Details > Phone Memory

[N95wolf]

i dont seem to have a simple "options" button

any idea about volume too?

[andykn]

Originally Posted by N95wolf

i dont seem to have a simple "options" button

any idea about volume too?

Once you press the Menu button from the standby screen you should get the main menu starting Contacts on the top (left) and ending Office on the bottom (right). The left selection key should have "Options" above it.

The volume key is on the right hand side just under the right speaker.

It took me a while to realise that all the buttons are listed in the "Getting Started" guide and not the User Manual.

[N95wolf]

thats alot andy, very clear


however, i just sampled the volume button under the speaker (right side of phone) but it made no difference to sound level?

[Steven_Smith]

Game sounds need to be changed in game not on the actual phone. Note that if your phone is in silent mode the game still plays sound.

Also for phone details try using NSysInfo downloadable here: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/downl...sinfo_1_16.sis