Devman - The device management utility for Symbian OS based phones for memory monitoring and task administration.


The purpose of this utility is to switch and manage running tasks and to monitor memory for your Symbian based Series 60 or Series 80 smartphone. In short it is a task, application, and device manager for your smartphone. DevMan (short for Device Manager) uses minimal memory and has many customisable features to help you utilise your smartphone in an efficient manner.
It is also a useful tool for programmers, enabling them to spy on any thread running on the Symbian based smartphone and monitoring memory usage by time.
It is designed to be run constantly in the background, can be switched to at any time by pressing a definable hotkey combination and can be enabled to be the first application visible on the opening of the smartphone case (limited to Nokia 9210, Nokia 9300, and Nokia 9500.

Features include:
free memory graphing
specified heap graphing
task information
hotkey switching (Symbian Series 80 only)
modifiable views
modifiable sample rate for graphs
task switching
task killing
drive/disk information
heap compression
all program close/reopen
device uptime display (Symbian Series 80 only)
context sensitive help (Symbian Series 80 only)
automatic start up at boot (Symbian Series 80 V2 only)

Note: Devman should work on any Symbian based smartphone using the Nokia Series 60 or Nokia Series 80 platforms. This includes some Siemens, Samsung, Sendo, Panasonic mobile phone models, as well as many Nokia models. Please check your manufacturers specifications for more information.

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hmmmm this is a good software (considering the small size of the application)....till now i was using Justek System Explorer for this....gotta try this one too.....thanks for the nice app mate....rep++ :)

Size too small! Functions too good.

best app for this fuction for both size and fuction is taskspy although this one good too.

Sounds gud, i will try it i was using system explorer. Nice share