Following a current thread on this forum about Nokia Maps 2.0 and Psiloc/DRM Common Solutions causing a conflict, see here:-
http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/72583/
I decided to delete the Psiloc Reflect theme and the installer and DRM Common Solutions from my N95 8GB phones memory and to download the Reflect theme application anew from Psiloc and install it.
This I have done and apart from resolving my Maps conflict I've noticed that on booting up the phone that Nokia's Conversation, which used to load very slowly, appears instantly and even my Contacts list is quicker to load.
I am therefore inclined to believe that there was a conflict with the DRM Common Solutions application and would advise anyone with a Psiloc application that uses DRM Common Solutions (most I believe) to download the application from Psiloc again and after uninstalling the previous version from your phone you can then reinstall the new one.
The version of DRM Common Solutions I now have is:-
Version 3.06
Reflect Theme is:-
Version 1.07(0)