How to Clean up and Release Android Memory

In the previous passage, we have talked about how to change the default install path of Android and move apps to SD card to save storage space. Though Android 2.2 has the function of Apps2SD, supporting apps to be installed and moved to SD card, still some apps cannot. Some system files and privacy are remained in internal memory card. The phone has limited storage capacity configuration. Some other programs like Widgets, dynamic wallpaper, and some system programs still can’t work if installed on SD card. Memory problem is the common issue facing many users.

However, Android operating system memory can be cleaned up and the storage space can be released. Here we summarize the following points help users to clean up and release Android memory. Follow us and get more information below:

Please note that I did not delete all files in /data/log. There were 21 small files with other names. Maybe deleting them is no problem, but I don't know enough about the operating system to be 100% sure, so I just left them. I now forced DiskUsage to do a new scan and system data was now only 30MiB, yay. Watch out, if you don't force. Here is a guide telling you how to delete Android apps. Solution 4: Clear App Data and Cache. Apps store cache files and other offline data in the Android internal memory. You can clean up the cache and the data in order to get more space. But deleting data of some apps may cause it to malfunction or crash. To remove system apps permanently: install a root explorer like Amaze File Manager, go to /system/app and /system/priv-app, delete whatever you want and reboot. Or simply use applications, allowing to delete bloatware apps in a more user-friendly way. To delete files, simply delete them with a root explorer. In fact, if you clear the RAM, the system has to load those essential apps (as the app-drawer for example) again into the RAM, which definitely uses CPU and thus drains your battery. Short: Clearing ram costs battery.

Clean up large apps cache data

How To Clean Internal Memory On Android Phone

By cleaning up apps cache files, the memory space can be largely released.

1. Go to “Settings” > “Applications” > “Manage applications”

2. Press “Menu” button and choose “sort by size” (if Android 2.2, select “Downloaded” options first.) then all apps will be arranged according to the size.

3. Select one app in the list and click “Clear Cache” if there is.

The number of cache files in some apps may be up to MB, such as Google Maps, Market, browser and album program. Considerable space can be released when you clean up those cache data.

Many Android producers has installed UI program in the mobile phones, such as HTC Sense, MOTOBLUR, etc. If you use Launcher Pro or ADW instead of HTC Sense, you can even delete the data files of HTC Sense, which will release dozens MB for your memory storage space.

Android Market also provides some apps that will automatically clear up cache data but not for free, such as Quick App Clean Cache. For users getting the Root privileges can download Cache Cleaner, Cache Mate and Move Cache from the Android Market, which can help you to clear the cache files quickly and easily.

Delete the ones you never use or rarely used applications

Many users are reluctant to delete those apps never used or rarely used. However, you will find it nothing if you really delete them. Make this and you can save much more storage space for you Android.

Move all the app data which can be moved to SD card

Android 2.2 supports installing apps to SD card. Check you have moved all apps supported to SD card to save storage space, especially some large app such as some large Game programs. But pay attention to Widgets program, procedures bundled with Widgets, dynamic wallpaper and procedures required working in the background, as well as some apps interacting with the system. Don’t move them to SD card, or they won’t work normally.

This is how to clean up and release Android memory. Try it yourself, and you can save a lot storage space for your device. Also, form a habit of cleaning up and releasing Android memory, it will help keep your device healthy and speedup your device.

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