You sure about that? The phone has "internal memory" which is not the sd card, that is where it moves apps that are capable of being moved. The sd card is used for media only, you can't move apps to it.
You sure about that? The phone has "internal memory" which is not the sd card, that is where it moves apps that are capable of being moved. The sd card is used for media only, you can't move apps to it.
Also I believe this is the case with most if not all phones with larger internal storage. Lower-end phones like the old OM which have only 150-200MB internal memory can use the SD card for apps as well as media, but those like the OM+ with 1-2GB or more have partitioned memory with some reserved for movable apps.
It's possible there is a way to change this so the SD card can be used, if so I'm sure it requires rooting. I haven't looked into it.
Okay I'm still not understanding this but I downloaded a game "shadowgun" and when I go to manage applications it says move to SD so isn't that game in the SD card?
There are 3 storage locations: phone memory, sd card(internal sd card), and external sd(the one you place in the phone). When moving apps, you can move to the phone memory or internal sd card. You can't move to the external sd. It may be possible to switch the mount points somehow to have mnt/sdcard be the user-installed sd card and _externalSD be the internal sd card.
No, the game isn't on the external SD card YOU put in the phone. Also, when you move the game, it doesn't move the downloaded game data. That stays in mnt/sdcard/android/data/com.madfingergames.shadowgun (something like that). Android's app manager doesn't handle any extra downloaded game data.
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