Hi all
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I have the Wildfire S with Gingerbread installed and I can't figure out how to move apps to the SD card.
I went into the applications section in the settings menu and tried to move a couple of apps I'd downloaded and it said there wasn't enough space (the card was almost blank). I'd previously had the card in a Samsung Galaxy Portal (aka Spica), and I formatted the card on that as I cleared the phone. Could this be the cause of the problem?
If I need to root the phone then I'm going to be one unhappy bunny because it's a work phone and the agreement we sign when we get the phone says we won't attempt to root the phone.
Is there any way to do this without rooting the phone? Sorry if this seems a bit of a noob question, but all I got with the phone was a quickstart guide and that was it.
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I have the Wildfire S with Gingerbread installed and I can't figure out how to move apps to the SD card.
I went into the applications section in the settings menu and tried to move a couple of apps I'd downloaded and it said there wasn't enough space (the card was almost blank). I'd previously had the card in a Samsung Galaxy Portal (aka Spica), and I formatted the card on that as I cleared the phone. Could this be the cause of the problem?
If I need to root the phone then I'm going to be one unhappy bunny because it's a work phone and the agreement we sign when we get the phone says we won't attempt to root the phone.
Is there any way to do this without rooting the phone? Sorry if this seems a bit of a noob question, but all I got with the phone was a quickstart guide and that was it.
