Reg: Phone Internal Memory

Hi All,
I have Blackberry Curve 9300 and its internal memory is 256MB only. Whenever i try to install new apps, the memory always lacks. How would it be possible for us to install apps directly on media card and use it on phone.
I have googled and found that can be archived and used so that the apps will be saved on the media card, but by doing so still the phone memory only occupied.
Please let me know how this can be tackled.
--Udhay

You can't install and operate applications from the Media Card, however some users have Aerize Card Loader (third party app) which will uninstall and archive your app to the Media Card and then re-install it when needed.
That's one option
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