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Saving apps to SD Card...Possible?
- Thread starter PeteyPete
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Using "tech speak/jargon"
Not everyone is a network engineer or knows their technical terms.
I think Erron was refering to Google's "Cloud" as having most data (like Gmail) and apps transferred to Google's server online (the Cloud is the one-line storage connection, something not on the local device). If you use a term like "Cloud" please define it for those who do not use these terms everyday.
Thanks, an english major and writer of technical articles.
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Not everyone is a network engineer or knows their technical terms.
I think Erron was refering to Google's "Cloud" as having most data (like Gmail) and apps transferred to Google's server online (the Cloud is the one-line storage connection, something not on the local device). If you use a term like "Cloud" please define it for those who do not use these terms everyday.
Thanks, an english major and writer of technical articles.
ah
Because the software governing the contacts has the capacity to back them up. They're not accessed from the SD card, just backed up and restored from that location.
You can use ASTRO to back up your apps to your SD card too if you want, but you'll have to reinstall them to internal memory to use them.
It is, and Ultimate Droid is Cyanogenmod, with some changes.
And google is planning on Apps2SD in the future. I can't really get documentation on where I saw this, but I am sure I did.
Thanks for pointing that out. I (semi) aware of that from reading up on why the Ultimate Droid forums got locked and the follow up saying it is permanent, but I did not really put the two together like that I guess.
In fact, I have not read any information about it because I thought it looked bad enough without my input
I just assume there is no support for Ultimate Droid on this forum anymore (correct me, it was an assumption), so I am mentioned Cynogen.
So I just chose to switch from Simply Stunning to Bugless Beast 1.0 and try it out for a while, since no one seems to be angry at Pete...... yet.
Unless BB1.0 can do the same (have not done any research on it yet), I am considering Cynogen for Apps2SD. I have never tried it before and that's another reason for switching.
I guess I'll go do my research now ....
LifeIsABeach
Active Member
I think someone mentioned it is part of the 2.2 release on the Nexus One. Of course that would mean we will get it (like the extra screens and 3D app drawer).
W8 if the we do npt have a choice where to save the apps then what in the wide wide world of sports is the 16gb card for????????? I compressed a few movies with dvd fab and it took only a 1 gb and that is whith alot of tunes. SO why do we get a 16gb card and what in the world is it for?????
good question! Why don't we see more roms that have that feature built in. The ancient G1 had apps to sd on about every rom. Why in the world has it not been developed for newer android phones. That should be the first thing to develop. Everyone wants to have alot of apps. The designs of the roms are fine. We need somewhere to put all the great apps. Not try an app then delete it and install a new one. I like to have a app for every situation, but no room unless I use Ultimate Droid. Where are the rest of the developers at especially Pete with BB v1.0. We root the phones with no apps to sd. WOW!
Quoted for truth. I've had to delete some real fun apps for more useful ones but I tell myself it was for the better.... I Think I have an app downloading problem. lol dancedroid