In the first case, you can convert your SD card into an internal memory source – as we will show you below. In the second case, consider using a memory card with more GB capacity. The cache is full.

Most people that buy a modern Android phone expect it to work out of the box with minor tinkering. That's also true of various phone features, like reliable connectivity, performance, and storage. But ...

It’s not easy to find a high-end Android phone with expandable storage in 2024. As companies scramble to raise their bottom line, the simplicity and lucrativeness of the no-microSD-slot strategy made ...

With impressively powerful chipsets, smartphones, over the years, have only gotten more capable of handling complex tasks. This includes things like better image processing, higher-quality video ...

Jon has been an author at Android Police since 2021. He primarily writes features and editorials covering the latest Android news, but occasionally reviews hardware and Android apps. His favorite ...

While streaming and cloud storage has helped, it’s an unwritten rule that you’ve never got enough storage space on your smartphone. Storage sizes have soared in the last few years, with some phone ...

One of the new features in Android 6.0 Marshmallow is the ability to treat microSD cards as if they were internal storage. If you have a cheap phone with 8GB of storage or less, this can let you ...

Are you running out of memory? In this guide, you’ll learn how to move apps to your SD card so you can free up storage and get the most from your internal storage space. Managing storage space has ...

Although Marshmallow doesn’t come with any major user interface changes, it does come with a bunch of useful under-the-hood features that made the platform a little more versatile and customizable.

On my wife's Galaxy Note A (Model SM-P580) I can move folders she creates in QuickPic to the SD card. Once there, any photos added (new or moved from another folder, regardless of its location) end up ...