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App 2 SD also has a simple cache-clearing feature that prompts you to clear app cache if it's larger than 500KB. Total space and free space of your device's internal storage and SD card are conveniently shown on the bottom of the app. The lists of apps are by default sorted by their file size, so you can quickly see those that are taking up the most space.
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It can also monitor new apps you install in the future and notify you when they're movable. Then it helps you move all appropriate apps to the SD card (either individually or as a group) to free up internal storage space. Price: Free (basic version), $1.49 (Pro version)Īpp 2 SD analyzes your installed apps and conveniently lists those that can be moved to your SD card, those already on the SD card and those that can't be moved from internal storage. I found the most useful tool to be the Startup Manager, since you can prevent unwanted apps from starting rather than killing them later. Though it offers an abundance of tools, some (such as Battery Saving, Cache Cleaner or App2SD) don't do as much as some other third-party apps you could use separately.
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I found Android Assistant to be straightforward and easy to use. The App 2 SD feature (which is not the same as the separate app included in this roundup) lists apps installed on the phone and to the SD card, and suggests which ones you can move from the phone to the SD card to help free up internal storage space. The Startup Manager lets you stop select user and system apps from automatically loading when you turn on your Android device. (For a more efficient process, consider an app like Gemini App Manager or Silent App Uninstaller that takes advantage of root permissions, so you don't have to confirm each uninstall.) It automatically starts the uninstall process for each app in succession, but you have to confirm each.

Batch Uninstall lists your apps and lets you select which ones to remove.

The Cache Cleaner displays the size of the temporary files used by each app and lets you clear them to free up storage space. The remaining utilities are on the Tools page. The second page is the Process Manager it shows active apps/processes and lets you manually kill apps. It also features a Quick Boost button that will automatically kill pre-selected apps/processes to free up system resources. The first is called the Monitor and shows you your CPU, memory and battery status. Android AssistantĪndroid Assistant Click to view larger imageĪndroid Assistant offers a variety of utilities and tools to help monitor, clean and manage your Android device. The Default Cleaner is useful if you'd like to revert back to the default. The Default Cleaner lists default settings that you've defined, such as using a third-party Web browser or launcher over the native ones included with Android. This is more of a privacy issue, and is useful if you don't want others to be able to see where you're surfing or what you're looking up. You can use the History Cleaner to clear the search history from your Web browser and other apps. It also adds the ability to auto-clear app histories as well.
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The Pro version ($1.29) offers more interval settings, from every hour to every two weeks. The free version lets you choose an interval of every three days or every week.

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