Nexus One has less available memory than Droid?

March 5th, 2010 admin

An interesting story over at AndroidForums has surfaced. It looks like out of all that 512MBs on the spec sheet of the Nexus One, only 196MBs are available to the user. Fixes have been promised, but nothing more. Over at the XDA forums, someone got hold of Romaine Guy in an IRC channel, an Android developer that works for Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ), and posted their conversation . It seems like the issue with the Nexus One is connected to the kernel, and an upcoming update will be solving this issue. Note: the conversation below took place in January, and the more recent update for the Nexus One was in February, although the problem has still not been addressed…


Originally posted on IntoMobile

 
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