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| − | MemoryMuncher is an AppleInternal app that is used to test the device RAM. It loads a specific amount of MB/sec. into the memory until it causes the device crashing. It works on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch from iOS 2.0 up to 9.0a. |
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| + | MemoryMuncher is an internal-use app that is used to test a device's RAM. It loads a specific amount of MB/sec. into the memory until it causes the device to crash. It works on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch from iOS 2.0 up to 9.0. |
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| + | [[Image:Mm.PNG|thumb|Screenshot from a production iPhone 3G[s] (due to not being able to take screenshots on [[Prototypes|prototype devices]] without the use of [[ScreenShotr]])]] |
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Revision as of 12:36, 22 January 2018
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MemoryMuncher is an internal-use app that is used to test a device's RAM. It loads a specific amount of MB/sec. into the memory until it causes the device to crash. It works on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch from iOS 2.0 up to 9.0.
Screenshot from a production iPhone 3G[s] (due to not being able to take screenshots on prototype devices without the use of ScreenShotr)
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