Running out of space? You can move apps to SD card on Android. Let's show you how to do this and help you take control of your device!

Before attempting to create a file path to the SD card in an Android application, your Java code must first check that an SD card is mounted on the device, as this is not always the case.

Everything will install to it by default now. Android will also erase the SD card, and give you the option to transfer any photos, video, files and some apps to the SD card automatically.

There's a way you can fit more apps on most Android phones even if storage is low – put them on an SD card. Here's how!

This article runs through how to move apps to an SD card in Android, just in case you'd like to free up space on your smartphone for more important things.

You can move apps to an SD card from an Android phone's Settings with just a few taps, helping free up your phone's internal storage.

This will show you how much space the app is taking up on your phone. Depending on your phone, you may then have to tap on 'Storage' to bring up the 'Move to SD Card' option.

Partitioning requires reformatting parts of the SD card and existing data will be deleted. Launch MiniTool Partition Wizard and wait for the application to recognize and display your drives.

You should know that formatting an SD card as internal storage is ideal for storing your applications, photos, videos and documents in. However, since it works as internal storage, your microSD card ...