Valsim
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Damn. Well that just sucks :-( .
Yeah I noticed that when I do move an application to my SD card, something actually moves. But it is insignificant compared to what stays on the internal memory of the device. For example Heroes of Might & Magic HD game, which takes 2,17GB of memory. And when I move it to the SD card, only around 100MB actually move, while the majority stays on the device. Which again means nothing when you have a 16GB internal memory, and 128GB of SD card memory. If only it was the other way around. To move 2,16GB to the SD card, and the 100MB staying on the device.
I was very disappointed with my Windows phone which I got two years ago, when I found out the lack od applications it had. But now what does it matter to me when soon I won't have any more space where to install them. On my Windows phone it was a matter of clicking a few buttons and voila, all of the aplications from now on are being installed on my SD card instead of the internal memory. So naturally I'm now even more disapointed with Android because of giving you soo many nice applications, and no options where to put them. I feel soo cheated for not knowing this because I would have never bought the device. But not in a million years did I suspect that something in theory this simple, is going to be a problem.
Brew Swayne and B. Diddy thank kindly you for your answers and help.
I don't know what I'm gonna do. Probably sell the device and buy myself a Windows tablet.
Yeah I noticed that when I do move an application to my SD card, something actually moves. But it is insignificant compared to what stays on the internal memory of the device. For example Heroes of Might & Magic HD game, which takes 2,17GB of memory. And when I move it to the SD card, only around 100MB actually move, while the majority stays on the device. Which again means nothing when you have a 16GB internal memory, and 128GB of SD card memory. If only it was the other way around. To move 2,16GB to the SD card, and the 100MB staying on the device.
I was very disappointed with my Windows phone which I got two years ago, when I found out the lack od applications it had. But now what does it matter to me when soon I won't have any more space where to install them. On my Windows phone it was a matter of clicking a few buttons and voila, all of the aplications from now on are being installed on my SD card instead of the internal memory. So naturally I'm now even more disapointed with Android because of giving you soo many nice applications, and no options where to put them. I feel soo cheated for not knowing this because I would have never bought the device. But not in a million years did I suspect that something in theory this simple, is going to be a problem.
Brew Swayne and B. Diddy thank kindly you for your answers and help.
I don't know what I'm gonna do. Probably sell the device and buy myself a Windows tablet.