I have read a lot and bit confused that isolated storage and cache memory are different..is it right or can anyone explain me or give a link to know the exact difference or its the same..
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There is no such thing as ‘cache memory’ in Windows Phone 7. Isolated Storage allows you to store data as key/value pairs, files and folder or in a database, as detailed in the overview found in MSDN. It is ‘isolated’ in the sense that this storage is not shared between applications.
Your reference to ‘cache memory’ might be bitmap caching? This is a technique that Silverlight uses to cache rendered regions on the screen. See this SO question:
BitmapCache? When and how to use?