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1. If clutter and insufficient internal storage space on your Android are getting you down, then read on: this article won’t just tell you to clean caches, uninstall apps and the like (which we believe are only marginally and temporarily effective), but will get to the heart of the problem with recommendations that make a significant impact.
2. Limited storage capacity: even though you can address limited internal storage (e.g. 16GB) with external storage, the low storage warning will also appear with the microSD card if you are a heavy multimedia user. Phone trash accumulates: temp files, duplicates files, cache, and other unnecessary files are produced all the time.
3. We show you here how to clean up the internal system memory on the Samsung Galaxy S7 quickly and easily. From the Samsung Galaxy S7 home screen, open the app menu and then the Android system settings. Scroll down to 'Smart Manager' and tap the entry. Then tap 'Memory' and your Samsung Galaxy S7 will be analyzed.

• You can clear an iCloud account's storage in several ways to free up space and avoid having to pay for extra storage.
• Apple gives you 5 GB of iCloud storage with the purchase of one of its devices, and that can fill up fast.
• Most often, your iCloud storage goes towards backing up your photos, files, voice memos, apps, and text messages.

The Android system cannot work properly if the internal device storage is below 150 MB. If under 150 MB, use the following tips to clear more storage: Delete unnecessary text messages (SMS) and picture messages (MMS) Transfer pictures and media to a computer to remove them from the phone memory; Clear the browser cache, cookies, or history. Memory Boost – Clean up memory (RAM) and optimize phone speed by removing redundant background tasks. Stop auto-start Apps to increase boot speed and reduce memory usage. 1-tap memory cleaner and booster widget makes it easy to clean your phone directly from the homescreen. Game Boost – Boost your game speed up to 80%+, say bye-bye to lagging!

Unless you pay for an iCloud subscription, Apple gives you 5GB of storage with any device's purchase. That's not a lot of space, and you can quickly find that you don't have enough room for your photos, iCloud Drive files, and other data from your phone or tablet.

You can upgrade your iCloud subscription, but it's cheaper to clear out space in your iCloud account. You can delete files, photos, app backups, voice memos, and more from your iCloud Drive directly on your Apple device or through the iCloud website.

Typically, these things and all their associated data get backed up to iCloud by default. This can be both a blessing and a curse, particularly if the things you want to be backed up take up a lot of storage space. But you can save a substantial amount of space by disabling automatic backups, especially when it comes to your largest apps.

You can also delete text messages and any of the videos or images attached to them. While deleting individual texts won't save much space, you can remove entire conversations and the media associated with them, which can help significantly.

Here's how to clear your iCloud storage and free up more space.

How to clear iCloud storage

Delete photos from iCloud storage

By default, iCloud backs up all your photos and videos to the cloud. Over time, that adds up to a lot of pictures. You can save space by deleting any images you no longer want. It's possible to do this from your iPhone, iPad, or the iCloud website. As long as Google Photos is enabled, any pictures you delete in one location are automatically deleted everywhere. Here's how to delete photos from iCloud.

Delete files and folders from the iCloud website

1. Open iCloud.com in a browser.

2. Log in with your Apple ID.

3. Click 'iCloud Drive.'

4. To delete a folder, select it and then click the Delete icon.

5. To delete files, double-click a folder.

6. Hold down CTRL while clicking each file.

7. Select the Delete icon.

Delete unwanted files in iCloud Drive from your iPad or iPhone

1. On your iPhone or iPad, launch the Files app.

2. Tap 'Browse' at the bottom of the screen.

3. In the Locations section, select 'iCloud Drive.'

4. To delete an entire folder, tap 'Select' in the screen's top right.

5. Then, choose the folder and tap the Delete icon.

6. To delete files, open the folder they're contained in.

7. Use 'Select' to choose files and delete them.

Delete app backups from iCloud on your iPhone or iPad

1. Start the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Tap your account name at the top of the screen.

3. Select 'iCloud.'

4. Choose 'Manage Storage' on the next screen.

5. Tap 'Backups.'

6. A list of your Apple devices being backed up to iCloud will appear. Select the name of the device you are currently using.

7. In the Choose Data to Back Up section, you should now see a list of the five apps that take up the most space on iCloud.

8. Turn off the backup feature for any of these apps by swiping the button to the left.

9. To see more options and disable more apps by tapping 'Show All Apps.'

10. Repeat this process for any of your other Apple devices from that respective device.

Delete voice memos from iCloud on your iPhone or iPad

1. Start the Voice Memos app on your iPad or iPhone

2. Swipe a voice memo to the left.

3. Tap the Delete icon.

4. Select 'Recently Deleted.'

5. Tap the recording you just deleted.

6. Choose 'Delete' to permanently remove the voice memo, which will be erased on its own after 30 days.

Delete text messages and their large attachments on an iPhone or iPad

1. On your iPhone or iPad, start the Messages app.

2. Locate a conversation that has attachments you want to remove.

3. Select the person's name at the top of the screen.

4. Choose 'Info.'

5. On the Details page, photos should appear in a grid. Scroll and tap the 'See All Photos' link below them.

6. Tap 'Select' at the top of the screen.

7. Select each photo you want to remove.

8. Tap 'Delete.'

9. Go to the iMessage app.

10. Select the text thread you want to delete.

11. Swipe it to the left.

12. Tap 'Delete.'

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Sufficient storage space is crucial to keeping smooth performance in today’s high-end mobile devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Samsung #GalaxyNote5). Having insufficient memory space will hinder you from getting the best from your device as it too will make it unable to perform even the most basic processes, such as installing apps or syncing emails for instance.

Just in case you might find that you are already starting to run out of storage space, we’ve offer some memory management tips that will help you free up some space and get your Galaxy Note 5 back to its optimal performance whenever needed.

Delete Unnecessary Files

Stocked files like music, photos, and videos are among the factors that may slow down and/or make your device run out of space in time. To free up storage space, you can remove those files that are no longer used or needed. Here’s how to delete pictures or videos from your Galaxy Note 5 Gallery:

1. Tap the Apps icon from any Home screen.
2. Tap Gallery to open the gallery application.
3. From the Gallery screen, tap the MORE icon.
4. Tap to select Edit from the options menu.
5. Now tap each photo you want to delete. You can also tap an album to delete it if applicable.
6. Once all the files you want to delete are highlighted, tap Delete to proceed.
7. Tap Delete again to confirm deletion of selected files.

Use Cloud Storage App

It is not convenient to carry extra gadgets no matter how badly you need those extra gigs. Good thing there’s a way to move your files to the cloud or upload your files over the internet so you can access them from anywhere as long as your phone is connected to the Internet. There’s a lot of cloud-based storage you may choose from including OneDrive, Dropbox, Box.com and Google Drive to name a few excellent options.

After you download a cloud storage app, you can start moving files from your Note 5 by highlighting them, hitting the options button, and the tap Move. Just select your Cloudapp as destination of your selected files.

If you prefer to use Dropbox for instance, you can go to the Dropbox settings by opening the application and then turn on the Camera Upload feature. Doing so will back up all your pictures from the phone, including those you will take in the future.

Uninstall Unnecessary Applications

To make the most of your phone’s internal storage capacity, you can disable or uninstall applications you don’t use.

There’s no point of keeping applications you no longer used in your device. Applications come in various sizes, and are usually taking up the most space. So if you are no longer using an application, better have it uninstalled. You can always get it again later if you want to anyway.

Here’s a standard procedure on how to Uninstall Apps on your Galaxy Note 5:

1. Tap Apps from the Home screen.
2. Tap Settings.
3. Tap ApplicationManager.
4. Tap to select the application you want to uninstall.
5. Tap Uninstall.
6. To confirm uninstallation of the selected app, tap Uninstall again.

Clear App Data

Another way to save some precious megabytes of your phone’s internal storage space is by clearing app data. Note Android saves data when you do anything in an application. While this data can be useful for apps that you often use, it’s no longer so good if you have several unused apps filled with data on your phone. Thus, it’s recommended to clear these out to free up some space.

Important Note: Clearing the app data will reset the app to default settings. This means all your preferences and personal settings like bookmarks and saved passwords will also be erased.

Here’s how to clear app data on your Galaxy Note 5:

1. Tap Apps from the Home screen.
2. Tap Settings.
3. Scroll to and tap Applications.

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4. Tap ApplicationsManager.
5. Swipe to the ALL tab.
6. Now, tap the application for which you want to clear data.
7. Tap ClearData to initiate the clearing process.
8. If prompted, read and review the information on deleting app data and then touch Clear to proceed.

Wait until the data clearing process is complete.

Clearing of the application data or cache is also a recommended procedure if an application on your phone is not responding. Frozen or unresponsive app is a memory-related issue. You can clear the temporary files from the app cache to free up memory and resolve the problem.

Move Other Important Files/Apps to a Computer

Despite the fact that your Galaxy Note 5 has large internal memory, its lack of microSD card support will somehow negatively impact its processing speed especially if you’re piling up videos or files on it. To prevent such problem to manifest on your device in the future, it’s important to transfer some of your precious videos and other files to a computer for backup purposes. You can do it either through a file transfer app or via USB (direct connection). Here’s how to do it:

• Transfer Files using File Transfer App (web-based). Google PlayStore offers you a lot of file transfer tools you can use to transfer files from your Note 5 to a computer for as long as you have installed a browser into it. Just select the app that suits you best, download and install it, and then start moving files to free up your phone’s internal memory.
• Transfer Files using USB (direct). This is a commonly used method to transfer files between mobile phones and PC. Using the supplied USB cable/connector will not require Internet connection to complete file transfers. All you have to do is use the USB cable to connect both devices. After ensuring the connections are secured, go to your computer, find your phone under Portable Devices, and locate the folder that contains the files you want to transfer to your computer. Then you can start copying then paste them to the computer with ease.

In case you need further assistance, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to transfer files from your Note 5 to a computer:

1. Connect your phone to the computer using the supplied USB/charging cable.

• The larger end of the cable must be attached to the charger/accessory port at the bottom of the phone while the USB end of the cable into an available USB port on your computer.
• You will be prompted with the device driver software, which will automatically install on your computer the first time you attach the phone to the computer.

2. On your Note 5, drag the status bar down to show the notification panel.
3. When you see either Connected as a media device or Connected as a camera, that means the device is successfully connected and recognized.

• For most transfers, you may opt to use Connected as a media device.
• To change the option, tap the notification panel on your phone to open the USB computer connection screen and then tap to select your preferred option.

4. You can now start accessing files on your phone from your computer and transfer some of them to free up some space on your phone.
5. On your computer, navigate to the detected device using the My Computer menu, and open it.
6. For internal storage space, select Phone.
7. Select a folder (destination) and copy files to that folder on your computer.
8. When you’re done, disconnect your phone from the computer.

File Transfer from Galaxy Note 5 to a Mac computer

Many Mac users however, might consider file transfer via USB a bit challenging because there are some instances that your Mac computer may not recognize your Galaxy Note 5 (considering it’s an Android phone). In this case you can download Android File Transfer on your Mac computer beforehand.

Here’s how:

1. On your Mac computer, download AndroidFileTransferapp.
2. Double click the file named androidfiletransfer.dmg.
3. Drag AndroidFileTransfer to Applications.
4. Get the USB cable and connect your Galaxy Note 5 to your Mac computer.
5. Wait for the Android File Transfer app to launch.

• Typically, the app launches automatically.
• Once the app opens, you can start viewing all the files in your phone.

6. Copy or cut the files you want to move to a designated local directory (folder) on your Mac computer.

Use USB Flash Drives for BackUp

Another alternative method is using a USB flash drive with a microUSB port. It’s very helpful in case you have a large amount of data you want to have at all times.

A USB flash drive has two plugs — a micro USB plug for connecting to other smartphones and tablets and a regular-sized USB plug that goes into your computer. These drives are not only compatible with the Galaxy Note 5 but also on most smartphones running Android 4.0 or higher platforms.

To use it, simply plug it into your Galaxy Note 5’s micro USB port, and it should be recognized in seconds. Once recognized, access the drive’s storage space using the File Manager of your Galaxy Note 5. If you don’t have one installed, then you can always get one online.

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