So, I just saw that I have 139 apps on my phone

[digitalzombie]

Is that a lot?


Also, related question: when we get Froyo, can we move/install/run apps from the SD card?

 

[ap3604]

Is that a lot?

Good lord man... 139?!

We gotta get you into a AA meeting! (Apper's Anonymous)

 

[Brent Pierce]

I have 127. I just took off about 10 that I didn't use to speed up my phone a bit. The remaining 127 seem very useful.
So, NO, 139 is not alot. As long as you see them as useful.

 

[hendodo]

wow! how u guys get the chance to actually use all those apps? i have about 20 and 10 of them i barely use

 

[pwnst*r]

Technically Froyo supports SD card storage from an apps standpoint, but apparently the developers of said apps have to "turn it on" for flag it so it works that way.

 

[digitalzombie]

Technically Froyo supports SD card storage from an apps standpoint, but apparently the developers of said apps have to "turn it on" for flag it so it works that way.

So is it more or less an issue of the developers having to update their apps to be able to run from an SD card? I see app updates on the market every once in that say "support for Froyo SD card". Is that what that is?

 

[digitalzombie]

Also (sorry for all the posts) if all my apps are being stored on my phone's ...erm... "hard drive?", how can I see how much space is left?

edit: never mind. Found it in the general settings menu. 65.64MB available. Is that NOT a lot?

 

[Brent Pierce]

I have 123 MB available. That's just a reference for you to judge for yourself. I would watch that number every week to make sure it's not dramatically decreasing. If you get below ~20 MB, you might think about getting rid of some stuff.

 

[pwnst*r]

So is it more or less an issue of the developers having to update their apps to be able to run from an SD card? I see app updates on the market every once in that say "support for Froyo SD card". Is that what that is?

Yes.

 

[patch321]

is apps2sd going to be the same thing that they plan to come out with on froyo? obviously not the EXACT same thing.