In our age of digital technology, almost every person has several modern gadgets in stock. In the event that you use them constantly, their memory will quickly exhaust its resources for recording audio, video, games and text files. How can you increase the amount of memory, for example, on a smartphone?
Instructions
Step 1
Please note: it is impossible to physically increase the amount of memory on a smartphone, however, some manufacturers nevertheless took care of irrational users and created new devices (for example, based on Android) that allow you to transfer and install applications to a new removable memory card from an old one.
Step 2
Buy a new memory card of the required format (for example, MicroSD) and preferably a larger volume than the previous one at a cellular dealer or digital store. Install it on your smartphone.
Step 3
In the event that it is impossible to transfer applications to a memory card, or the installation of additional memory is not provided for by the technical capabilities of this smartphone model, you will have to say goodbye to some files.
Step 4
Install the new version of the file manager for your gadget (for Android you can find it on the Android Market - https://market.android.com). It is with its help that you will have to delete videos or photos that are no longer needed. Be sure to look for temporary files (folders with the tmp extension) with data left from games and applications that have already been deleted. Check how much memory you managed to free
Step 5
If you are not satisfied with the result of cleaning the memory, you will have to uninstall several active games and / or applications. Look at the statistics to find out how long ago you have not used an application or played any games. Delete them from the smartphone memory. Start with games, as they always take up a lot of memory space due to graphics. And the application, if you suddenly need it, you can always reinstall it.
Step 6
After deleting, reopen the temporary folders. Check if there are any files left in the smartphone's memory from deleted applications and games.
