Memory is Full

Your phone has internal storage, files such as pictures, music, applications, etc...take up space on your storage. Specifically, photo's, take a large amount of space.

To fix this you need to either delete some applications or pictures. You can also connect the phone to your computer via USB, and transfer the photos to your computer, then delete them off of your phone. Lastly, if you have an SD card on your phone, you can transfer the photos to the SD card instead of the internal storage.

Once you delete some files, you should have the space to start snapping again!

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Down load to a laptop or PC then you can save them on a disc, sd card or thumb drive. After that is done you can delete all pics from iphone

Under Settings > Storage you'll find the option to free more space.

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Hi there,

The phone camera can only function when there is available storage for the image(s). So once it if full, the initial storage location is full, then you do have to create space for new images to be stored before the camera can function properly again.

If your phone doesnt have a memory slot, the means that you are limited to the memory size you use, which is your phone memory.
The solution here is to delete some data on your phone, or transfer it to another device. Then restart your camera.

If your phone has a memory slot, but your dont have a micro SD card in it, get one, then start your camera, go to settings, and change the storage to memory card.

If you already have a memory card, and it is not full yet, it means your camera is storing the images on the phone. Go to settings when you turn on the camera, and change the storage location to memory card.

But if you have a memory card, and it is full, you would have to delete some items to create space.

I hope one or more of the instances was helpful to you?
Have a nice day.

Dear Sir\Madam,
I had a similar problem, and I was able to solve the problem by simply following the below steps. 1. If probably your phone has a bluetooth device and you have been receiving gallery files(i.e. Photos, Musics or Videos) via bluetooth, note that this files are stored too on your phone memory not the memory cards and this may consume space on the phone memory. So, try and move those files that you received via bluetooth in your received folder on your phone memory to the location of your memory card. This may probably free the space on your phone. 2. if you have been receiving bluetooth files as a message into your phone depending on the type of phone you are using, simply save them into your memory card by selecting the memory card path and delete them after saving so as to free space on the phone memory. Then try to delete as well some unwanted or junk messages from your phone in have more space on your phone memory.
Hope the information actually help. Regards

The limit of your ipod memory is full or there could be an error in the memory. First of all connect the ipod to the computer, then select and right click to find the properties to indicate the bytes that is true to the memory of your ipod. You may delete whatever files you need to be replaced to giv more space for your newer media.Good day

I went to the Motorola website and pulled up information on the RAZR V-3i, and it does have a memory card slot to add more storage. Look on the top of the phone for a little plastic cover that you can flip out with a thumb nail. It should say Micro SD on the cover. Since your RAZR is like my ROKR (they are nearly identical on most functions except for yours is a flip phone, and mine is a slider) you can insert a micro SD card with the copper electrodes facing downward toward the front. Your manual will probably specify up to a Lexar 2 GB (giga byte) memory card. I have about 36 hours worth of music stored on mine, and still have room for a few pictures to download later. The manual should walk you through transfering file from internal memory to external memory. Sorry about the jerks out there.

There are 2 different sets of memory - the built-in "Storage memory" & the microSD "Storage Card".
You can see how full they are:
1: Run "Task Manager".
2: Choose "Menu", choose "System Info".

I'm guessing that your Internet Explorer cache is large, filling up the "Storage memory".
To clear it:
1: Run Internet Explorer.
2: Choose "Menu", choose "Tools", choose "Options", choose "Memory"
3: Select "Temporary Files" & "Clear". This will run a minute or so.