Speed: Wisbar Advance 2 or SPB Pocketplus?

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RSkillz

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• Apr 12, 2006

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I was wondering if anyone tested both programs on his/her Prophet.

What I'm interested in is speed, which one uses less memory?

Is there a way you can see which app. is currently using X cpu time, memory?

 

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marcov

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• Apr 12, 2006

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Pocket breeze 5 is better, to close programs I use handy switcher

 

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RSkillz

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marcov said:

Pocket breeze 5 is better, to close programs I use handy switcher

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I'll have a look

 

arg0

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• Apr 12, 2006

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RSkillz said:

Is there a way you can see which app. is currently using X cpu time, memory?

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For CPU, have a look at Vidya Pocket Task Manager.
For RAM, I don't know of any; if you find something, please post it here.

 

freakmax

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I prefer WA2 for task management,very nice &useful .

 

stesa

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• Apr 13, 2006

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and better too WA2 LITE , that is very very light for my S200

 

zoki

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• Apr 13, 2006

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WA2 lite is OK, but new HandySwither (v2.7) is the best: only 11.9kb of program memory and fully one-hand operation. No problems with phone application and comm manager too.

 

arg0

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• Apr 14, 2006

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To switch and close apps, I now use GSPocketMagic (very light and free), I mapped it to the start menu button, so I do not waste any buttons.

 

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ajay1569

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• Apr 16, 2006

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Hi All,

i use both WA2 & Spb pocket plus and both work quite well on my Jamin. do not use the WA Desktop since it is useless if you really want to use Spb plus the only problem i face with the Spb is that the actual themes will not show on the Meter bars (Battery, Memory, etc.)