Most Android phones come with only 8 or 16 or 32GB of internal memory isn't enough for many users once they start downloading apps, taking high-resolution photos and videos,downloading movies and sideloading music.Fortunately, a number of phones come with a micro SD card slot, which lets you bolt on additional storage.

Google Android 2.2 and up allows you to Move Apps To SD CARD. But this only works if developers specifically enable the feature when coding their apps, and not all of the data will be copied to your SD card. Some remains on your phone’s disk, which means that the more apps you install the less free space you have.There’s a new tool called "Move Applications to SD CARD" that makes it easy for Android users on their phone to move almost any application to the SD card. More on that in a moment.