hiiiii go to this link n ull find the solution tday i had tested it and it works successfully n ull move all INSTALLED APPLICATION (THAT U DOWNLOADED FROM MARKET ) to SD card kk

http://androidforums.com/htc-wildfire-s/469775-forcing-apps-install-sd-card-without-root.html

 

Hi tismoi,

Suggest you search for App 2 SD (by Sam Lu) on Android Market. This app makes moving apps to the SD card a breeze. It's self-explanatory.

All the best!

JPC

 

You can move only the apps which you installed from market to the SD card. But the inbuilt apps like GMail, Facebook and others consume a lot of internal memory. Also the contact storage takes a lot of space if you fill more details for an individual(like photo, mail-id, address). So it is better you keep only the data which are necessary.

 

One thing I've noticed is that when i go into Settings-SD & phone settings it says in the Internal storage section under Available space-11.96 MB but when i try and dl an app that is only 2.19 MB it says there isn't enough space. Anyone know why this is? Thanks.

 

Not every one, I have some from the Market that I can't move. apparently it's up to the developers.

 

Yeah, the Wildfire S is pretty much useless unless you are willing to root it and put in some work rebuilding it. Voids the warranty, but standard I figure there isn't much use for it being a Droid. if your willing to root your phone, I can tell you what I used. Tried a bunch of stuff before I was satisfied, but I have like 100mb to play with.

 

I've fired off a few emails to some developers to ask them why. Watch this space...well maybe! Next I'm gonna threaten to uninstall their ass unless they let me move it to my sd card.

 

I wouldn't say that. I'm not sure what other phones can do so I've not really got a frame of ref. but I've been playing around with mine tonight and have freed up a lot of INternal memory. Mainly by uninstalling updates and clearing data. I'm working on the presumption that I can uninstally updates to free space use that space to dl apps that can then be moved to the SD card and then the next time there's an update to the app that I had uninstall the previous update for it will reinstall the up to date update which will effectively reinstall the previous updates I'd uninstalled. Does that make sense?

 

if you only use a few apps you can get by with just uninstalling up dates but I don't think its worth having a Droid that way. I have mine root, custom rom, use Droidsail SD which moves more apps than any other one I've found even without the programmer allowing their app being moved. I have 22 apps on my Droid I've chose to download myself, the crap removed that I don't use and still have 130mb free. I didn't look into the WILDFIRE before buying it so no one to blame but myself, but out of owning a Samsung and two LG's, I'm used to having at least 50mb more memory from the get go.

 

I was suffering from the same problems of low internal memory, however to get the latest software update for this phone i just uninstalled some apps like facebook and after the update i had more than 60MB of space available (with other apps still installed).
I had to reset my phone the other day and was pleased to find 125MB of internal memory free after the reset; with the previous software version it was only about 50 or 60MB after a factory reset if i can remember correctly. As far as i can see they have tried solving the low internal memory issue with t he latest v2.3.5.
So OP, uninstall some apps even the necessary ones and carry out the system update i'm sure more memory would become available.

 

A short term solution... Go to some of the factory installed apps and click the uninstall updates. They do auto-updates for a lot of them, like Gmail, Google Search, Google Books and Twitter. Without the updates, my gmail app uses 2mb and with the updates it's something like 6mb. You can probably gain enough memory back to get your update complete (I gained at least 10mb this way, maybe closer to 15).

The programs will still work just fine and you can update them again later if you want to.

 

I just said that a few posts back!

 

with App2sd I have 60MB free with lots of app installed. It refreshes the real free space only after reboot. Did you restart the phone? Also run the app to free space, it could be you have a lot of cache from apps, or too many e-mails. Delete everything.

 

Format SD card, create 512mb or larger ext partition, s off, root, custom recovery, install custom ROM with apps2sd enabled. Can also move dalvik cache to ext using apps2sd GUI. This will resolve your internal memory problem indefinitely and is all automatic.