How to Manage Galaxy S20 Internal Memory Usage
This context will walk you through the basics of memory management on the new Samsung Galaxy flagship smartphones. Here’s a quick walkthrough on how to manage the Galaxy S20 internal memory usage.
The new Samsung Galaxy S20 is packed with 12 gigabytes of internal memory and 128 gigabytes of external storage expandable to 1 terabyte via microSD card. In other words, this phone has a lot of storage space for you to store various types of files and apps.
Nonetheless, it’s storage capacity is limited and thus will sooner or later become fully occupied. When that moment comes, you will need to free up space by deleting old and unwanted content that have used up a certain amount of the overall storage.
Read on to learn how to manage the internal storage of your galaxy s20 to ensure smooth and optimum performance.
Easy steps to View and Manage Internal Memory Usage on Galaxy S20
To free up space, you can delete all apps that are no longer useful. This is often needed if the device is already starting to show performance issues such as sluggishness, random freezes and system crashes.
Although the said symptoms are typically appearing after several months or years of regular use, there are also some factors that can trigger the same symptoms to manifest earlier than expected. And this is likewise when the need to manage your phone’s internal storage arises.
Aside from deleting apps, other files including old messages, photos, videos and audio files also consume a certain amount of the overall internal memory and so you also have to manage them from time to time.
And that covers everything in this tutorial. Please keep posted for more comprehensive tutorials, tips and tricks that will help you make the most of your new Samsung galaxy s20 smartphone.
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Sorry, but my S20 has none of the categories are list, or show in your pics. Perhaps your information is outdated and the newer S20 models have changed their category listing. In any case, this tutorial was worse than useless. Sorry. (Although, “A” for effort.)