You can only move selected apps to the sd card, so the rest remain installed on your internal memory, and since this phone has a very low internal memory, it limits the number of apps you can install regardless of what sd card you have.

All you can do is to clear cache and dump the log files using code *#9900#, select move dump files to sd. This will free up some memory but not much.

But if you really want much better ways, you will have to root your phone for them.

 

So you want to root your phone, keep in mind that rooting the phone will void your warranty, if anything goes wrong the service center people will not fix it for free.
Rooting gives you administrator access to the android system, a superuser access basically. You should google about rooting, its advantages and disadvantages before making this decision. After that i would be glad to help you with the process.
I just want to make sure that you know what you are doing. And reading is the most important part of that.

 

I have found a great way to move apps to an SD card freeing up space without rooting the phone.
Just follow this tutorial here: acetips.wordpress.com/2011/09/19/how-to-force-install-apps-to-sd-card-without-root/

 

You can try that tut, its also given in the stickies here in the forum, but even that has its limits, the ultimate solution is still through rooting.
http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...-force-install-apps-sd-card-without-root.html

pcarney1905, blackberry and android are very different, you can't try android rooting on BB!

 

Hi Ayush I have some problem in rooting my phone. Can u provide me some simple tut to root and use Link2SD ???

 

Check the All things root subforum, there is thread for universal root by StonBoyTony, use that to root. I have already sent you a guide to set up link2sd on your phone. You will also need to install ClockWorkMod Recovery 5.0.2.6 on your phone, its an essential for all root users.
Make a backup of your phone through ClockWorkMod recovery before going with Link2sd, just in it gets stucks in bootloop you can restore it.

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