Nowadays phones are coming with much internal storage memory but still old Smartphones/mobiles have issues like memory shortage.
To effectively handle this problem, the only thing we can do with android is to move apps to SD Card.
We can move all apps to SD Card and free up some phone memory to enhance our Smartphone/mobile performance.
Many old Android phones are having internal memory of only 181MB and Google maps, Gtalk, Gmail, Navigation etc. applications are already installed in it.
After subtracting other internal memory usage by phone, you are left with only 80-100mb of memory to install 3rd party applications and how many applications can you install to that from 10 million of applications worldwide? Not fair enough.
Sometimes phone also starts working slower as we go on installing apps because they are stored on phone memory only.
So Performance is also one of the issue.
There are various ways to out smart any applications installed that are stored in the external memory (SDCard), one of them with the help of applications that can make an application installed on SDCARD like APP2SD, but this application requires root access in order to be used.
Which means user had to under go those troublesome steps such as Backup first and risk losing the warranty, it's a way for this to some people who still lay and new Android users considered quite troublesome.
Now I have come across the way of installing apps to the SDcard without having to go through the procedure Root, through the help of an Android SDK program that can be downloaded for free on the Android Developer site, which will be use to perform some command in debug mode. However it should be noted that in this SDK methods are not necessarily able to load all applications without limit, but this is only compressing the amount of the data installed on the internal memory.
Basically there are several applications that can be moved to the settings app to the SDcard but some apps can not be moved, because it was blocked by the "move to sd card" is not a response as it is show in the screenshot below.
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