Mobile memory refers to mobile devices internal and external memory capacity, which is used to store a variety of data such as Apps, images, videos, music or documents etc. Internal storage is normally ranges from 16GB to 1TB. There are many solutions to manage external storage such as microSD cards allow for capacity expansion of up to 2TB or more. Mobile storage management is critical for ensuring smooth working of device, preventing data loss and maintaining enough storage capacity.
Clearing up superfluous files, removing unused Apps and transferring data to cloud storage or external devices can help you maximise mobile memory capacity. Furthermore, many devices have compressing file capability or smart storage management to assist users to maximise the mobile storage capacity.
Let’s look at different methods to free up Android storage.
Delete Unnecessary Data
- Go to the Files or File Manager App.
- Sort files by size or date to find large or superfluous files.
- Remove unnecessary files, documents and media.
Manage Photos and Videos
Use Google photos or a cloud storage service for photos and videos.
- Delete unwanted duplicate or low-quality media files.
- Consider compressing photographs and videos.
Uninstall Unused Apps
- Go to the Settings.
- Choose Apps or App Manager.
- Sort out size or latest use.
- Uninstall unused Apps.
Disable Bloatware
Bloatware, or pre-installed apps that you may not use, can take up a significant quantity of space. The solution is to disable them.
- Go to settings.
- Navigate to Apps or App Manager.
- Select the App and disable it.
This action keeps them from running in the background and using up storage.
Clear App Cache
- Go to the Settings.
- Choose Apps or Application Manager.
- Choose an App.
- Select storage or cache and clear data.
Use Storage Feature
- Go to Settings.
- Select Storage.
- Identify and remove any superfluous data.
Delete Downloads
- Go to the Files or File Manager Application.
- Delete the downloaded files that are unnecessary.
Use Dile Cleaner App
Install a file cleaning App, such as CCleaner, GoM Saver or Disc Cleanup.
- Scan and remove any useless data.
Use a MicroSD Card
See if your gadget has a microSD (memory) card slot.
- Insert a microSD card to boost storage.
Transfer Data to Cloud Storage
Use cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive.
Transfer files, images and data to the Cloud Storage for freeing up device storage.
Factory Reset
- Go to Settings and select either System or Backup & Reset.
- Choose Factory Data Reset.
- To reset your device, simply follow the steps.
Always remember to backup important files before uninstalling or resetting your device.
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