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App space is nothing to do with the SD card - It is dependent on the partitioned space available within the OS for apps.
Usually very small on low end phones and fills up quickly.
Your options are deleting any unused apps, clearing cache from recovery menu (or Manage apps section), or by dialing *#9900# and choose the option to "clear dumpstate".
If all else fails the only other option is a full factory reset from recovery menu.
Usually very small on low end phones and fills up quickly.
Your options are deleting any unused apps, clearing cache from recovery menu (or Manage apps section), or by dialing *#9900# and choose the option to "clear dumpstate".
If all else fails the only other option is a full factory reset from recovery menu.
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- 145152 Posts
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App space is nothing to do with the SD card - It is dependent on the partitioned space available within the OS for apps.
Usually very small on low end phones and fills up quickly.
Your options are deleting any unused apps, clearing cache from recovery menu (or Manage apps section), or by dialing *#9900# and choose the option to "clear dumpstate".
If all else fails the only other option is a full factory reset from recovery menu.
Usually very small on low end phones and fills up quickly.
Your options are deleting any unused apps, clearing cache from recovery menu (or Manage apps section), or by dialing *#9900# and choose the option to "clear dumpstate".
If all else fails the only other option is a full factory reset from recovery menu.
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It clears all the temporary files and memory that the various app and browsers store therefore making more memory available.
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Glad to help 
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