Which programs to move over?

[Stingray]

Hello gentlemen
I got my PPC-6700 about 2 weeks ago and in the excitement of a new phone I loaded every program under the sun just to try it out. Later I uninstalled a lot of crap and just kept the ones that I think I would need.
I am also attaching a screen captures of the programs currently installed.
I just got a SD card but have not installed it as of yet. Hence all the programs you are seeing are installed on the phone?s internal memory.
If I uninstall some of the programs and install them on the card will I notice some improvement in the performance? (Speed it up?)If yes, then which programs do you recommend me moving over to the card? Will it give me an option to install it on the card when I?m re-installing them? I am kind of new to this so I appreciate the help.
Thanks

[luv2chill]

Well phonealarm and Voice command are resource hogs (and maybe some of those other programs you're running are as well) so you may not see much of a speed boost just by re-installing some apps over to the card.

The SD card and the Apache have a contentuous relationship, at best. As a result, you really don't want to install apps on the card if you can help it... especially things that you run often and/or appear on the Today screen. These will almost certainly cause the DSOD (Dark Screen of Death), which is a condition where the phone screen is off and battery is rapidly draining but none of the buttons are responsive. Aside from a soft reset, the only way to exit that state is to pop out the SD card. Usually within a few seconds you will see your screen light back up.

It's a really annoying problem that has plagued this device from the beginning. The more apps you install on the SD card, the greater likelihood you will encounter DSODs periodically. So, keeping that in mind, go ahead and install some programs that you use sparingly (maybe Opera and Wi-Fi Compantion). Do not install apps like InClose or Phonealarm over there because they are constantly running.

And most apps will give you the ability to choose Main memory or the SD card while installing. Just watch for that option when you install your programs. Some do not give you the option and that's by design because for some reason or another the need to be in main memory.