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hey guys this is david here from Lombok calm and I'm doing a video on how to store your apps to your SD card on Android to things you need to know up front is one you do need to have version 2.2 of Android or higher and second is you're not going to be able to do this with all apps just the absolute the developers intended for you to be able to store the absolute SD card so with that said I'll go ahead and show you how to do it so we're going to go to your home screen press this Menu key and go to settings and then from settings you're going to go to applications once you get applications just hit manage applications and you should be taken to a list of all the apps you have on your phone so you can see the size or how much space each app is taking on my phone Angry Birds is taking 2.9 this one I showed you moved over to my SD that's why it's taking so little normally takes about 20 but uh drag-racing taken seven so if you have a lot of or if you have limited space on your phone you want to get rid of these apps are taking up a bunch of space so I want to click on drag racing and I'm going to hit move to SD so you see it's taking up seven point four six megabytes total right now and after that's done you see now it's only taking 816 kilobytes so basically saving six megabytes of space on your internal storage but that's pretty much it I mean it's really simple to do and just go into your app list and try to free up as much internal memory as you can if memory is an issue for you this is David from foam bluff calm thank you for watching the video and don't forget to visit fumble comm for more cellphone news reviews and how to's thank you