Occasionally applications that are installed on the Google Nexus S take up a lot of space. It’s consequently very beneficial in order to move the applications to the SD card of your Google Nexus S. In fact, this allows to free up storage space on the telephone. To achieve this, there are 2 methods that may vary depending on the telephone and the version of Android. We will first see how you can move the applications to the Google Nexus S SD card using the application menu. We will see in a second section how you can employ an application to copy the applications on the SD card of Google Nexus S.
Move apps to the SD card with the Google Nexus S menu
This technique does not function on all mobile phones. If perhaps it does not function for you, you may proceed to the secondary technique. To move the applications installed on your Google Nexus S to the SD card, you have to go to the settings menu . Once you are there, go to the App tab. You will then see all the applications that are installed on your Google Nexus S. You need to choose the application you desire to copy to the SD card to open its setup page. You should see on this page a button named: Move to SD card . All you must do is simply click on it to copy the application. If you don’t see this, you have to use the secondary technique.
Moving applications to the Google Nexus S SD card with an application
There are several applications that allow you to copy applications to the Google Nexus S SD card. The advantage of employing this technique is that it allows to move all the applications at one time. Among these applications, we find AppMgr III that we have tested and that functions extremely well. We consequently advise you to install it and to be guided. It’s quite instinctive and simple to employ. You should be able to move all your apps to the SD card of the Google Nexus S in a few seconds.
