can you move apps to SD?
1757196
Some app content can be moved to SD, more like shared between SD and phone (for non-rooted phone). If you click on settings--&gt;application manager--&gt;and scroll over to "on SD card," there is a list of apps which allow moving to SD card. When you place check mark to move an app to SD card, it basically splits the app's content between the device memory, usb storage on the device, and your external SD card. System apps do not show an option to be moved to SD.
1795962
You may be able to do it if you connect the tablet to a computer. Locate the app in the inside memory and move it to the extsd.There is a way to do it on the tab itself, under MY Files or Explorer and do it there.
1139436
Maps: yesExpansión card: yes, i think up to 32 gbApps on sd card: yes, I'm not sure if all, I had loaded a lot of apps on my daugther phone, but I think not all apps can be transfer to sd card
1633612
Within the App, then save in your folder on HD or SD. Yes your comp. need to be on
1110739
It is very easy to transfer apps to SD ~ Just hook the tablet up to a computer or laptop using a Micro USB to USB sync/charge cable. My Sero Pro is not rooted. I move apps, maps, music and pictures from the internal storage to the SD card with no issues. In the tablet settings you will be able to see the amount of storage that is being used internally and on the SD. You will need to download a file management app like Astro File, ES File Explorer or OI File Manager to view what is stored on the SD card. I have had my Sero Pro for a year and a half and use a 32 gb class 10 micro SD.
1075781
It's going to be difficult with this phone. If you have an SD card, you can attempt to move some of your apps to it, but not everything will move over. It's a rather minimalist phone, unfortunately.
1413005
You have to root Phone and make a second partition in the SD in order to transfer some apps and optimize memory
1044618
I have not had this problem but you can try shifting some of your apps from internal memory to your SD card
1110738
the internal memory is a virtualized sd card itself rather than the standard "hard drive" architechture, so no, not really, you can't run apps from the SD card. You are able, using the Folder Mount app in the Play store, to keep app data for gaming profiles etc. (all the data for the app (obb, etc.) other than the app (.apk) itself running from the sd card.
1762501
you most insert a micro sd memory (not included) into a memory slot in the back panel, and change location of the App on setup menu
1467493
Yes, though keep in mind the size of apps as there is very limited space on this tablet. The SD card expansion is for media files only, not apps. I have had to strip mine down to essential apps only.
1709849
The apps can be installed and then moved to SD card. If that's what you were asking.
1110741
I have not looked for a way to do so, but I would wager that there is, especially if you root the tablet (which is easy to do). FWIW, I have had my Sero7P for over a year, still have almost 2G of internal storage available. Have used 28G of the 32G on the SD card. I like the tablet so much compared to others I have had that I bought a second for the eventuality of this first one wearing out. I use it for hours, daily, and it is still going strong. IMO, a best buy for the money.
1077467
you have to go to the settings and find your sd card and import it all to the card
2085939
In the version of Android that this tablet supports, moving apps to the SD card are not an option. There is nothing you can do. App2sd will not work. I returned it for this reason.
1284264
You may need to copy first to your Hard drive [make a temp. directory to hold them] then to the SD card.
1709852
Even though you can move apps to the sd card with link2sd, the biggest downside to this product is the 1 gig internal storage. I thas 8 gig nand flash, but apps don't normally install there and there isn't any easy way to move apps to it.I link everything to the sd card but some app files still remains on the internal storage and it fills up in no time, leaving no way to download more without uninstalling others first.