How much free space does the iphone 3GS need

I only have MB's left, and after syncing it says 1.24GB, yet other times it will be 8, 7 or 600 left. I was wondering just how much space does it need to properly run
Everything is fine with it, fingers crossed, and probably a month till I get the new 4S. But just wondering.  

If you do run out of Space, you will get an alert when syncing...
'Not enough free space' alert when trying to sync
From Here
http://www.apple.com/support/ipodtouch/syncing/
Hope this Helps, Cheers.

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