To expand your phone's internal memory, you can format your microSD card as internal storage from your device without any special software. Here's how to do it.

Starting with Android Marshmallow, Google has built-in an option to use your external storage (micro SD) as your native internal storage. Follow this step-by-step guide in order to do so.

Android phones have an in-built feature known as Adoptable Storage, which enables users to add an extra layer of storage space for music, pictures, videos, files, and so on.

If your Android phone is running out of storage space, many phones will allow you to insert an SD card, which you can set as the phone's primary storage.

If you want a cheaper option, (iPhone and iPad users can stay out of this), Android smartphone and tablet users can plug in your USB pen drive to expand your internal storage up to 64GB for now.

A lot of users confuse internal memory with RAM that’s why when “Insufficient Internal Memory” problem occurs in their Galaxy S3, they don’t know what to and where to look. Although we ...