Jason, whilst I am a huge fan of Apple software and hardware, their update supply is outreaching their reliability and yes, they are being somewhat monopolistic in their approach and the good will that they have garnered with their excellent product releases over the last 2 years will soon wear thin with all but the die hard Apple fans (those that kept them alive during the dry decades). Look at their financials over the last few years. They have sky rocketed and that’s because of all the new customers who now love Apple, but they are NOT die hard Apple fanatics and if Apple don’t make their software more reliable and their approach less monopolistic those people will just go back to other suppliers and platforms.

Threaten all you like Jason, Apple need to know the mood of the consumer and as an intelligent person, I recognise that this is just an expression of your frustration, not an actual threat of real violence. Only an idiot would believe otherwise.

Bjango explains that the “free memory” feature accomplishes its task by allocating memory until the iPhone OS detects critically low memory levels and terminates the other background processes.”

Thanks!