Dynamic memory

Dynamic memory

A memory that is shared between specified functions or applications. If one or two applications use all the capacity, there is no memory available for the others at that moment. For example, the calendar, short message service (SMS), and phonebook or contacts may share a dynamic memory in a mobile device.

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