voydware

What are your thoughts regarding keeping your
apps on the internal memory or the SD card.

In my case, I doubt I'll ever get near the limit of the 5GB internal.

Last edited by voydware; August 26th, 2012 at 02:19 PM. Reason: mispell

mike28

Plenty of room no need for it imo unless you have way to many apps downloaded

sleedeane

As long as you have the room, I understand it's better to leave them in Internal because the apps are more readily assessable.
I leave all my apps in internal.

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voydware

As I thought. Thanks so much.

Fox Mulder

I haven't even bothered putting the SD card in yet.

Lknprkkid

if you use rhapsody like i do to listen its like 3 gig almost 4 gigs so yea its needed

PlayfulGod

not to mention such apps I dont think work with ics/jb.

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Then in your case, you don't need it.

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cjbandroid

I tried a few app-2-sd apps, none worked, all reported that the file structure wasn't right, wasn't what was expected for a mountable device.

If you look at things... you'll see

/mnt/sdcard

and

/sdcard

both as folders, with one, I'm guessing, being a symbolic link

either way you look at it, the mountable DEVICE SD card appears as

/mnt/sdcard/external_sd

and

/sdcard/external_sd

my Linux training says that can be reconfigured... but I'd have to crack the book to remember where the configuration file is.

horsecharles

I would ensure though, to modify settings of apps, so that backups n other data go to external...or will wind up out of room eventually.
And would also migrate as many apps as possible from phone to internal sd.

Most of us would either find a use for the space eventually,
and it can't hurt performance.