Many android phones suffer from the lack of storage space. Since every apps will take the internal memory and it gives lot of trouble to the users.
Why apps are stored on internal storage not on Sdcard ?
1. Apps use storage a few different ways in android. The following
components of an app consume storage space SOMEWHERE:
2. APK (file format): the Android Package (APK) is the app as a single file
as it exists even before you install it. Installing it simply means copying it
to the proper directory in your phone. This is generally stored on the
phone's INTERNAL storage space.
3. Private Data: All apps are able to store "private data" in a manner such
that other apps are not allowed to read or write the data. This is stored as a
directory that is only accessible to the one app it belongs to. This is
generally stored on the phone's INTERNAL storage
space.
4. Data: Apps can
also create directories and store arbitrary data - for a game this might be
many megabytes of audio and graphics files. This is generally stored on
the SDCARD.
5. Dalvik-cache: Android automatically creates dalvik cache files for all installed
apps during boot (or when you first launch them). These cache files are NOT
cleared when you "wipe cache" as described elsewhere in these forums
(the 'cache' being wiped in that case is simply a different type of cache and
not related to dalvik). Dalvik cache is generally stored on theINTERNAL storage.
6. Libraries: Some apps come with their own library files, I assume these are NATIVE
code rather than DALVIK code but I'm not 100% certain (never looked into it).
Typically these files are stored on INTERNAL storage.
How to solve this problem?
To solve this problem, you must root the device and you should download only one app named as
Rom Manager Pro or get it from here
After downloading it install it on your android rooted devices. And then follow this video this will clearly describes you to move your internal apps to sd card.
Check out this video
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