"My cell phone does not have any memory."

[HellasCad]

I said καθόλου μνήμη and it gave me wrong. It should be correct.

[Yiannis49]

I agree. I think would actually be better to use the word "καθόλου" than to leave it out since it conveys the idea that there is no memory at all left, as indicated by the English "not ... any"

[fazulakis]

Same comment here. In fact, shouldn't it be the only correct answer? (just being a stickler for detail :S)

[Bohuslav1]

Δεν καμία μνήμη;

[Yiannis49]

I believe that "κανένας καμία κανένα" are only used with countable nouns (e.g. κανένας άνθρωπος, καμία αμφιβολία) whereas "μνήμη" is a mass noun (something which cannot be counted and has no plural form). "Καθόλου" is the word used to show that there is an absence of a mass noun, so it would be "καθόλου μνήμη".

Other examples with "καθόλου":
Δεν έχει καθόλου νερό = There isn't any water
Δεν βλέπω καθόλου κόσμο" = Ι don't see any people (in English we would use the plural here)

[Bohuslav1]

Thanks - very clear and useful.

[GianPaolo382731]

I too wrote "καθόλου μνήμη" and expected to be right.