*If you run this patch all future app installs will be to the SD card (unless you reverse the patch). You can go to the application settings and move them back to the phone if you like. Existing installed apps are not automatically moved however.*
A tool has been released that even non-root users can run in less than a minute, and it will enable ANY app to be installed to the SD card, regardless of whether the developer has allowed it or not. I do not work for androidblog.it, I didn't invent the tool, I just found it.
Just download the .exe, run it, plug in phone, and press 1 to install the patch. For me at least, the program said "no USB device found" but it actually still worked. After that every app on your phone will be able to be moved to the SD card, and all future app installs will be to the SD card. Keep in mind that live wallpapers, widgets, task killers, etc. should NOT be moved to the SD card. Also you need Froyo of course. The process is also reversible, so you can move the apps you want to, and then revert back (which is what i did).
I have verified the patch and the reversible works successfully on my Froyo Inc. I was able to move a bunch of large games to the SD card that I previously could not, and they work fine afterwards.
XDA post: [TOOL] Enable APP2SD on Froyo 2.2 devices without the need for root permissions - xda-developers
Link to download (you must register on androidblog.it): Abilitare l
A tool has been released that even non-root users can run in less than a minute, and it will enable ANY app to be installed to the SD card, regardless of whether the developer has allowed it or not. I do not work for androidblog.it, I didn't invent the tool, I just found it.
Just download the .exe, run it, plug in phone, and press 1 to install the patch. For me at least, the program said "no USB device found" but it actually still worked. After that every app on your phone will be able to be moved to the SD card, and all future app installs will be to the SD card. Keep in mind that live wallpapers, widgets, task killers, etc. should NOT be moved to the SD card. Also you need Froyo of course. The process is also reversible, so you can move the apps you want to, and then revert back (which is what i did).
I have verified the patch and the reversible works successfully on my Froyo Inc. I was able to move a bunch of large games to the SD card that I previously could not, and they work fine afterwards.
XDA post: [TOOL] Enable APP2SD on Froyo 2.2 devices without the need for root permissions - xda-developers
Link to download (you must register on androidblog.it): Abilitare l