Booting problem (5530 start-up freeze!) s60v5.

Help,
I'm a user of nokia 5530 XM
and I got a problem when I turning on this device..
it's freeze while booting on blue-nokia-letters, with white-BG, and it can't be turned on, it keep freezing as long as I wait for it.
but it only can be turn on, if I remove the memory card before turning on this phone as usuall
I need the solutions . . .
please help . . .

hmm, yesterday i've installed an app that used to blacklist ppl that i got from ovi store, where it looks like this app that have caused the problem, then I tried to uninstall it, then I did to swtitch-off then switch-on again this phone,
then, it's completely back to normal :/

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