nCyCoD
Gamer..
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Tried both.Couldn't find it.
ajayritik
Technomancer
@vyom I remember you had earlier suggested something called ext partition which is used in case you want apps to be used even if we move the apps to SD Card using some app? Can you help me in this regard?
Thanks for the suggestion for my earlier query on the data moving from 2 GB to 16 GB.
Thanks for the suggestion for my earlier query on the data moving from 2 GB to 16 GB.
^^ Whoa man! That is some complex guide I have ever seen to do a simple thing such as partition you card!!! 
Manually partitioning is luring, but is not recommended because of obvious risks.
Anyway... here's the easy way:
1. Install a good recovery like AmonRa.
2. Reboot to recovery
3. You will get an option, "Partition SD Card" for ext2.
4. Select appropriate size for the ext2 partition. If you have 16 GB card, you can select 1GB.
5. You can select 0 MB as swap size. (Works for me).
Your card will now be formatted (wiped out) and there will be a 1 GB ext2 partition.
7. Now select the option to convert this ext2 partition to ext3 format.
8. Now just reboot, and start Link2SD app.
9. Select "ext3" as partition format. And reboot again.
10. Now, you can setup the Link2SD card to let it link all the apps you install automatically.
(or you can manually link the apps to card's partition after you install any app).
PS: It's easy then what it seems.
Manually partitioning is luring, but is not recommended because of obvious risks.
Anyway... here's the easy way:
1. Install a good recovery like AmonRa.
2. Reboot to recovery
3. You will get an option, "Partition SD Card" for ext2.
4. Select appropriate size for the ext2 partition. If you have 16 GB card, you can select 1GB.
5. You can select 0 MB as swap size. (Works for me).
Your card will now be formatted (wiped out) and there will be a 1 GB ext2 partition.
7. Now select the option to convert this ext2 partition to ext3 format.
8. Now just reboot, and start Link2SD app.
9. Select "ext3" as partition format. And reboot again.
10. Now, you can setup the Link2SD card to let it link all the apps you install automatically.
(or you can manually link the apps to card's partition after you install any app).
PS: It's easy then what it seems.
cooljeba
The Photoshop Guy
What apps you have on your android phone ?
Here is my list
Air Droid
AndroZip
Browser for SkyDrive
Camera ZOOM FX
Dolphin Browser
DropBox
Evernote
Firefox
Gentle Alarm
Gtasks
KeePassDroid
MoboPlayer
Onavo Count
Pocket
ROM Manager
Skype
Speed Test
Swift Key
Talk.to
Tapatalk
TeamViewer
Tweedle
WhatsApp
WordWeb
Here is my list
Air Droid
AndroZip
Browser for SkyDrive
Camera ZOOM FX
Dolphin Browser
DropBox
Evernote
Firefox
Gentle Alarm
Gtasks
KeePassDroid
MoboPlayer
Onavo Count
ROM Manager
Skype
Speed Test
Swift Key
Talk.to
Tapatalk
TeamViewer
Tweedle
WordWeb
mandarpalshikar
Why So Serious ???
^^ Battery Calibration by Nema
Have been using this since last 1.5 years with my S i9000 and Galaxy Tab P1000. Works for me.
Have been using this since last 1.5 years with my S i9000 and Galaxy Tab P1000. Works for me.
cooljeba
The Photoshop Guy
Try SongBird it's open source and it's awesome B)
Nighthawk12
In the zone
How to make folder in app menu in Sony xperia U
For me, the market downloads the whole app rather then just the "update part". And IIRC it has always been the case!
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
same for me. this is an new feature but it depends on the developers to support it or not. maybe the tested apps don't have this feature yet.
Terabyte
In the zone
Same here. Always the entire app was downloaded.
SeenuGuddu
Broken In
Hi Guys,
i bought the new mobile from US last week and its a Google Nexus(i9250) having the amazing OS with 4.1.1 Jelly Bean with 16GB Mem and drawback is doesn't have the SD slot.
So i am a newcomer to android and i don't know much on that.
i wont play games much and doesn't want to install the unwanted and burden to tiny OS. please share some of the best Apps(Free)
Please share some Apps to download, here the list basic stuff which is lagging in my mobile and any other please share
1) PDF Reader , Notepad, Word pad & Microsoft Word reader
2) all type of movies player
Thanks in Advance
i bought the new mobile from US last week and its a Google Nexus(i9250) having the amazing OS with 4.1.1 Jelly Bean with 16GB Mem and drawback is doesn't have the SD slot.
So i am a newcomer to android and i don't know much on that.
i wont play games much and doesn't want to install the unwanted and burden to tiny OS. please share some of the best Apps(Free)
Please share some Apps to download, here the list basic stuff which is lagging in my mobile and any other please share
1) PDF Reader , Notepad, Word pad & Microsoft Word reader
2) all type of movies player
Thanks in Advance
1) Kingsoft Office - full featured office suite with inbuilt pdf reader
2) Many - MX Player, MoboPlayer, RealPlayer...
SeenuGuddu
Broken In
Thanks Skud
and one more HTML viewer Apps needed
also please suggest me the best Anti Virus too i am planning to install the kaspersky Mobile Anti Virus which is 500 bucks.
will it consume the memory after installing and slowing the process
other than i have few questions
How many Apps can install and at what stage it will consume the memory and slowing the process
Please let me know