It's my understanding that the windows 8.1 upgrade, when it arrives for the Lumia 822, will allow users to very easily move apps and games to the expansion card. This is a good thing, because I'm at the phone memory limit.
With that thought in mind, I'm wondering if there is any way, now, to manually move apps and games to the expansion card? I've deleted temporary files and long ago moved such photos and music files as I have to the card; are there are other tricks or tips for clearing up memory? I need that memory now, and will need more just to load the update when it eventually arrives.
For example, I only occasionally use the Here programs. Could the maps be deleted for the time being? (I didn't see any obvious way of doing this).
I understand complaining about verizon/microsoft is more or less part of the drill, but I have to say that I'm very happy with the 822. It's been almost flawless in execution and operation, it's the right size (I have no interest in lugging around a mini tablet and calling it a "phone") and it does everything I need. And as for Verizon, other than treating the 822 as a poor relative worthy of neglect, I can't complain. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
With that thought in mind, I'm wondering if there is any way, now, to manually move apps and games to the expansion card? I've deleted temporary files and long ago moved such photos and music files as I have to the card; are there are other tricks or tips for clearing up memory? I need that memory now, and will need more just to load the update when it eventually arrives.
For example, I only occasionally use the Here programs. Could the maps be deleted for the time being? (I didn't see any obvious way of doing this).
I understand complaining about verizon/microsoft is more or less part of the drill, but I have to say that I'm very happy with the 822. It's been almost flawless in execution and operation, it's the right size (I have no interest in lugging around a mini tablet and calling it a "phone") and it does everything I need. And as for Verizon, other than treating the 822 as a poor relative worthy of neglect, I can't complain. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.