Warning on low card space

I originally posted this on canonrumors.com (http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=13766.0) and someone suggested I mention it here as a requested feature. Here's my original message.
So I just shot a wedding last night. I got to try out the Sigma 35 1.4 and a 5D Mark iii. Great lens BTW. We were all setup for the exiting shot with sparklers. Right as they came out the doors my card reads full. Luckily my wife got the shot but is it just me or does anybody else find it frustrating there's no warning when you're running low on card space? I come from the video world and pretty much every camera I've ever shot with has had a warning message when you get to around a couple minutes of space left on the tape/card. It seems like such a simple thing and especially with the 5D mark iii now having a section for warning messages, this seems like an obvious thing to put in there. I took a look at magic lantern again today but didn't see anything like this in there. It'd be great if at least it supported it. Before somebody says it, I do realize that the 5D mark iii has 2 slots and that I could of selected the option to have it start recording to the other card but being that it was a wedding, I decided to have it record JPGs in case there was an issue with one of the cards I was recording on. I had extra cards in my pocket but in moments like that you don't have time to switch cards. Sigh... live and you learn I guess. Just frustrating that a $3000 camera can't give a simple warning for something so important as card space.

Or you can check before every major event too. I'm also wedding photographer. Never miss a shot because of card space, always check, if I don't have at least 50 shot before the a major event, I'll just change the card.
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    I keep getting the low application space on my Droid Incredible. To fix this problem, I have browsed what others said and it doesn't work for my phone apparently. I have purchased an SD card, but I can't move hardly any applications to it. I have also gone so far as to deleting all my music and pictures and I really don't want to do that. Is there anybody out ther that knows how to fix this problem? It is become a pain in the you know what!
    Low application space means that the internal memory is getting full NOT the SD card.
    Have you tried clearing the cache on your apps?  Settings > applications > manage applications > all tab > Menu button > sort by size.  go through each app one by one and pressing the clear cache button wherever you find it.
    Do you use the default email app?  How large is listed in the all applications?  You may need to delete the emails in your "Trash" folder in the app.
    How larger is your Dialer storage app.  This holds all your SMS, MMS messages and call log.  If it is quite large like over 5 MB, consider clearing the data on it.  You will lose your messages and call log so you want them back, you can use an app like SMS Backup & Restore to save the SMS messages to the SD card.  There apps for the call log too.
    Start with that and see where you go.

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