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Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
Bluecrush703
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‎03-25-2010 01:05 PM

How can I change the settings in the Droid to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory (ie Pictures, video, apps). I looked through settings and I don't see any options to do this.

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Re: Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
logicman
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‎03-25-2010 01:31 PM

Applications are installed in internal memory. However, data used by apps is always stored on the SD card. There is currently no way to redirect applications to install to the SD card although it has been rumored that a future update will allow it.

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Re: Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
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‎03-25-2010 01:19 PM

Nothing saves to the internal memory.

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Re: Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
Bluecrush703
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‎03-25-2010 01:24 PM

As I download apps to the Droid the internal memory goes down not the memory card?

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Re: Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
logicman
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‎03-25-2010 01:31 PM

Applications are installed in internal memory. However, data used by apps is always stored on the SD card. There is currently no way to redirect applications to install to the SD card although it has been rumored that a future update will allow it.

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Re: Settings to save directly to the memory card instead of the internal memory
Bluecrush703
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‎03-25-2010 01:39 PM

Thanks for helping me understand (-:

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