AndroidTutor2018- Trying to find space on your phone can be frustrating. Manually searching for the biggest culprits can be arduous and ineffective. Enter: MemoryMap. The app helps optimize space on your Android phone by showing you precisely what is eating up your GB.
MemoryMap might change the way you use internal storage on your Android phone./ © ANDROIDPIT
Let’s be clear: MemoryMap isn’t a cache cleaner. It gives you a visual representation of where your files are stored and how much space they’re taking up. The more space they take up on the screen, the more space they’re taking up on your hard drive.
Memory Map shows you how your Android storage is being used. / © MEMORY MAP
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Smaller files don’t escape the gaze of MemoryMap. You can zoom in to see details from even the smallest files. You can even color-code certain categories. For example, if you’re worried your music collection is getting out of hand, MemoryMap highlights the files in one neat package.
Memory Map search options allow you find files by names and by modification date. / © MEMORY MAP
Now that MemoryMap has helped you find your evasive files, it’s up to you to delete them. MemoryMap currently runs on Android 2.3 and up. The free version does the trick nicely, but if you’re adverse to advertisements, try the paid version.
Memory Map — Disk Cleaner What do you think of MemoryMap? How do you manage internal storage on your Android phone?
[Original text by Quentin Ducreux L. at AndroidPIT France]
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2 Luke Bravenboer Dec 15, 2014 Link to comment
But 'memory' is used to refer to RAM, not storage space! The naming of this app is just going to further misinform the general, non-tech-savvy public.
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MemoryMap might change the way you use internal storage on your Android phone./ © ANDROIDPIT
Let’s be clear: MemoryMap isn’t a cache cleaner. It gives you a visual representation of where your files are stored and how much space they’re taking up. The more space they take up on the screen, the more space they’re taking up on your hard drive.
Memory Map shows you how your Android storage is being used. / © MEMORY MAP
Use these five tips to boost your Android's performance
Smaller files don’t escape the gaze of MemoryMap. You can zoom in to see details from even the smallest files. You can even color-code certain categories. For example, if you’re worried your music collection is getting out of hand, MemoryMap highlights the files in one neat package.
Memory Map search options allow you find files by names and by modification date. / © MEMORY MAP
Now that MemoryMap has helped you find your evasive files, it’s up to you to delete them. MemoryMap currently runs on Android 2.3 and up. The free version does the trick nicely, but if you’re adverse to advertisements, try the paid version.
Memory Map — Disk Cleaner What do you think of MemoryMap? How do you manage internal storage on your Android phone?
[Original text by Quentin Ducreux L. at AndroidPIT France]
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2 Luke Bravenboer Dec 15, 2014 Link to comment
But 'memory' is used to refer to RAM, not storage space! The naming of this app is just going to further misinform the general, non-tech-savvy public.
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