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files, settings and other data used by itself. Applications will also use
RAM (used for temporary storage and fast access memory) when running.
All MIDs have internal storage devices. Most applications and various
types of files and data which are used by them are stored in this memory.
Operating system will strictly manage and carefully protect the internal
storage device, since it may contain your private information. When
connecting the MID to your computer by USB cable, you cannot look up
the internal mass storage devices and contents in the CF card.
Your MID may own internal mass storage devices or removable TF card,
depending on your MID configuration. When you connect the MID to a
computer, you can look up the contents in the storage, you can also copy
the files to this storage or copy files from it. Some applications will set the
storage design as default or optional storage location, instead of internal
mass storage.
Operating system also manage the way that applications using the MID's
RAM. The System only allows the application and its component
processes and services to use RAM according to the needs. System may
store your processes which are used recently in RAM, so that these
processes can restart quickly when you open them. But if system requires
the RAM for new activities, it will clear the corresponding cache.
You can directly manage the way that applications using the storage
device, you can also manage them indirectly through various methods
when using the MID. For instance:
Install or uninstall the application.
Download files from browser, Gmail and other applications.
Create files.
Delete files which have been downloaded or created.
Using a computer to copy files to internal mass storage device or
TF card , or delete files from internal mass storage device or TF
card.
Changing the installed location of the applications, to install them
to the internal mass storage device, or install to the TF card in
MID.
Since operating system will manage the way applications using RAM, you
may rarely need to manage it. However, you still can monitor the way
applications using RAM, and stop the abnormal applications.
"Applications Management" screen contains four tabs; each of them lists
related applications and its components. There is a chart in the bottom of
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