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  #967141 14-Jan-2014 21:17
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I tried to install a game this evening, I was told I didn't have enough storage space free. I have 9GB free (on my 16GB phone), 2.5GB of apps, 181MB of photos and videos, 1GB of misc files, and 1GB free. That just doesn't add up, I should have at least 5GB free. Any ideas what's going on?



Storage analyser tells me I have 8GB free, but doesn't really tell me anything else useful.



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  #967143 14-Jan-2014 21:23
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timmmay: I tried to install a game this evening, I was told I didn't have enough storage space free. I have 9GB free (on my 16GB phone), 2.5GB of apps, 181MB of photos and videos, 1GB of misc files, and 1GB free. That just doesn't add up, I should have at least 5GB free. Any ideas what's going on?



Storage analyser tells me I have 8GB free, but doesn't really tell me anything else useful.


Have any nandroid backups?




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  #967151 14-Jan-2014 21:29
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Quite possibly, yes. Where would they be stored?



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  #967155 14-Jan-2014 21:34
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timmmay: Quite possibly, yes. Where would they be stored?

clockworkmod folder under backup folder

mine save to ext sd card.

I had some issues like that a while back and whilst i save just about everything to ext sd it was reporting huge amount of data used. Couldn't find it so when i did a full wipe I did SD card and it freed up a lot




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  #967157 14-Jan-2014 21:37
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Mine save to the external SD card as well, but it's possible there's one laying around on internal storage somewhere too.

/sdcard/backups and /sdcard/clockworkmod are both trivially small.

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  #967166 14-Jan-2014 21:52
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timmmay: Mine save to the external SD card as well, but it's possible there's one laying around on internal storage somewhere too.

/sdcard/backups and /sdcard/clockworkmod are both trivially small.


if you have nothing of any real use in there you could reflash your Rom but format internal SD first




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  #967229 15-Jan-2014 03:09
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You need to download diskusage

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  #967247 15-Jan-2014 06:54
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It was a nandroid backup in the /data directory, diskusage found it right away. Thanks guys, 5GB free now :)

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  #967286 15-Jan-2014 08:35
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timmmay: It was a nandroid backup in the /data directory, diskusage found it right away. Thanks guys, 5GB free now :)


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  #972663 23-Jan-2014 10:13
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Launcher Advice please:

I have been on the beta of the aviate launcher, and I really like the superb layout and colour scheme, but it's too 'social' for me and I am having trouble adjusting to the way it works.

I have been a SPB 3D Shell user for years and I do like it, but it's pretty battery hungry.

So what I want is:

Looks like Aviate, has a single row of buttons at the bottom instead of two rows, has an area for Widgets like upcoming appointments, and has a easy searchable app tray.

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  #973000 23-Jan-2014 16:50
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Just got an S4 and first time using Android. Any recommendations or suggestions on things I should do or change? Thanks!

 
 
 
 

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  #973039 23-Jan-2014 17:48
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jackfry: Just got an S4 and first time using Android. Any recommendations or suggestions on things I should do or change? Thanks!



where to start, what did you come from as it may provide a starting point also what are you wanting to do.

This is a bit basic and isn't specific to your phone but mostly all phones have the basics.






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  #973058 23-Jan-2014 18:07
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jackfry: Just got an S4 and first time using Android. Any recommendations or suggestions on things I should do or change? Thanks!


Root it and add a custom ROM, gives you more flexibility. I think it's a bit tricky if your ROM is knox enabled.

Let us know what you want to do and we can give you some tips. I got my first smart phone 3-6 months ago, the S4, so I know where you're coming from.

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  #973214 23-Jan-2014 21:37
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jeffnz:
jackfry: Just got an S4 and first time using Android. Any recommendations or suggestions on things I should do or change? Thanks!



where to start, what did you come from as it may provide a starting point also what are you wanting to do.

This is a bit basic and isn't specific to your phone but mostly all phones have the basics.




This is my first smart phone for a while. Had a iPhone 3GS on release for a few months but hated touch screen and only just got rid of my old flip top.

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  #973215 23-Jan-2014 21:41
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timmmay:
jackfry: Just got an S4 and first time using Android. Any recommendations or suggestions on things I should do or change? Thanks!


Root it and add a custom ROM, gives you more flexibility. I think it's a bit tricky if your ROM is knox enabled.

Let us know what you want to do and we can give you some tips. I got my first smart phone 3-6 months ago, the S4, so I know where you're coming from.


I don't really know what I want, I guess easier or more efficient usability and definitely added flexibility. What is the most used ROM? Something that I won't have many problems with and will be relatively easy to upgrade when kit kat arrives.

Sorry if im not real specific, just don't know much about android.

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