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Originally Posted by mistergod

This is application specific problem ... however i would first get rid off the autorelease objects and use manual release, since they stay in your memory quite long. If you want to stick with the autorelease, consider using your own autorelease pool for segments of code where you instantiate a lot of objects. You can also use these two sites as they provide excellent advice in memory management.

10 iPhone Memory Management Tips | akosma software

iPhone Dev Center: Memory Management Programming Guide for Cocoa: Introduction

Thanks mistergod,

I am rarely using auto-release, objects are being released as per requirements. Actually when I test it on simulator or on device memory gets increases and it never fall back on switching or releasing the views. I am using too many keyframe animations with high graphic images, so here I have some doubts, would you like if I share code for you?

One more thing I need to ask, how much it makes difference if I test it on iphone 3G, currently I am testing it on iphone 2G???