Originally Posted by schettj (Post 128650)

I wasn't really that concerned with finding a hard number - even with a clean build, 2 minutes in any of those "tweak" programs can change your memory consumption if you pump up various buffers and caches.

I was more interested in finding out if anyone was seeing memory issues. I knew WM6 used more program memory (6-8MB, at least with the build I made) even at boot.

Originally Posted by guitardoc64 (Post 128701)

I am finding myself running Mem Maid's quick clean more often, and cleaning up 5-700 MEG each run.

Originally Posted by Trident (Post 128720)

I hope that's a typo.:twisted:

Originally Posted by mikeo1313 (Post 128872)

bug:

In the live search bar you cannot enter ANY character from the #r'd keys from the keypad.... you have to use the software keyboard to enter q, w, e, r, etc etc...

Originally Posted by samsungfan (Post 128990)

my first time posting .... just wanting to thank all those who have helped create this fantastic tool.

I had one question ... I apologize in advance if it is stupid:

Tethering with the PPC 6700 is allegedly not discernible by the carrier because it is ? not an "NAI" device .... unlike the Mogul, Touch, etc. .... Does upgrading to the WM6 ROM eliminate this advantage and make tethering discoverable? .... I am only a casual/emerency "tetherer" at best, but I just don't want to be caught by surprise by a huge data bill.

Originally Posted by luv2chill (Post 129002)

No there is no change in tethering functionality. It will work the same way it did with WM6.

Originally Posted by azkid (Post 128943)

First I want to say thanks to all involved, this is an incredible program I can’t get over all the choices you gave us. I feel like a kid with to many choices for ice cream toppings but that’s a good thing. I was wondering but in helmi's 1st release of mobile 6.0 there was an extended rom feature included in his rom, is it in the kitchen somewhere? Then for future kitchen updates would or is it possible to have a collapsible info bar on the right side of the program for information about each choice in the kitchen. I found myself repeatedly moving my curser over each choice to read the description. Once again thanks to all involved.