It's time to clean up the memory of our mobile. We are told to maybe clean there cache of our programs or maybe even i give of our programs… but what do they mean? Do we have to clear the cache… and maybe even remove the Apps? This is not exactly the point.
Here's what the difference is between the two and how we can maybe make some mess:
First of all let's go to the settings and we look for the management applications or "Apps" (it depends from mobile to mobile). Inside we select the App we want to clean up ...
Clear Cache / Clear Cache. "Cache" is a term that catches the eye in several things, especially when we talk about Browsers and the like. The Cache is a temporary file that can be stored in both RAM and internal memory, which allows us to recall functions and programs more quickly. For example, the first time you open an App it takes a minute to work. The second, just 30 seconds. It's the cache at work! However sometimes, after an update or other events, the Cache can report incorrect functions or cause the program to stop working. For this it is advisable to give a cleaning.
Clean Data / Clear Data. This, on the other hand, is a more powerful operation. The data stored by an App is anything but temporary and remains in our internal long-term memory. Data can be stored in the MicroSD as well as those present in the internal memory (often written directly nearby). An App needs this data to store preferences, large movies or Podcasts. As a result, an App can also take away a gig and more of space inside our Smartphone. Deleting the App data does not delete the program, but brings it back almost to the state in which we downloaded it: completely cleaned up and without a Login. Very useful if the App stops working or if you want to clean up those data downloaded two months ago.
Manage and Remove Apps to Free Up Android Memory Space
The apps as well as being able to make our smartphone slower take up space in the memory (internal or external). The best thing is therefore to clean up those applications that we no longer use and which can be harmful to our smartphone.
There are also applications already pre-installed on the phone that we cannot delete. But there is a software that can easily manage all the apps and can eliminate any app on the phone, we are talking about the best known android manager "MobileGO"
Let's see how MobileGO works
First download the program to your computer (Windows or Mac)
Install, open the program and connect your smartphone to the computer. The latter will be automatically detected by the program
As you can see in the figure, all the folders with the phone data will appear on the left. We are interested in clicking on the item "Apps", and from here we can easily remove, add applications with a single click.
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