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I also had this problem. My iPhone had been playing up so I shut it down to reboot but it froze with the Apple logo on restart so I had to do a reset by pressing the power button and home button at the same time until it powered off. When it then booted up, I had this issue of any 3rd party apps starting and then instantly closing. I'd also read somewhere that I might have to re-sync but instead I went to the app store, found out that 1 app had an update, allowed the update to download and install and then all apps seemed to work fine after this. This was about a month ago and it's been fine since.

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, Eric Payne <jericpayne@...> wrote:
>
> I had that happen as well.
>
> As near as I can tell, it's the iPhone equivalent of having no free RAM
> on a desktop.
>
> There are two things to try, one drastic, one not so much. I hope the
> non-drastic works for you.
>
> Non-drastic: Do a reboot of your iPhone. Hold down the top power button
> until a "slide to turn off" appears on your screen, then slide it. That
> completely turns off your iPhone, and should clear RAM. Wait a few
> minutes, then power up again.
>
> Drastic: Connect to iTunes, and reset your phone to factory settings,
> then re-synch your apps, music, etc.
>
> Eric Payne
> Lawrenceville, GA
>
> Tuakana G wrote:
> > I'm having problems trying to open up my apps and games.
> > Every time I tap on it, it opens then closes instantly.
> > What causes this to happen? Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
>

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