Yes, Android phones have secure cloud storage for your photos and more—and that extra space on your device is just waiting for you to use it!

To quickly free up storage on your Android phone, consider removing apps and any associated data. Uninstalling apps makes the most sense for programs you don't use all that often.

Consumer Reports shares quick tips for freeing up storage space on your iPhone or Android smartphone without losing important photos and apps.

Is your smartphone running sluggishly? Apps crashing unexpectedly? As Android devices age, performance issues often stem from bloated cache files and storage ...

When you make use of the Adoptable Storage feature and convert external storage to internal storage on your Android device, the OS on your phone personalizes the SD card and the data on it by ...

Learn how to use SQLite in your Android app. SQLite is a fully fledged relational database that can be embedded in Android applications.

Google is preparing to launch a new Android app that will help users transfer files to other contacts without using up mobile data. The app is somewhat similar to Apple's AirDrop, but rather is ...

If your Android device is slow or just glitchy, one way to improve its performance is to clear its RAM. Here we will talk about how to do this, and will also give other ways to make the operation of ...

Android 14’s storage disaster gets patched, but your data might be gone Google's "solution" can't do anything for bootlooping devices.