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See What’s Using Your Android’s SD Card with Grid Size App

Josh Smith —  04/15/2011

While new Android devices are shipping with massive 32GB Micro SD cards, if you have an older Android device the smaller SD card can quickly fill up. If you want to see what’s taking up all of your space without connecting to a computer, check out the Grid Size file manager, which gives you a visual look at what’s on your micro SD card.

The Grid Size app will scan your SD card and deliver a grid shaped layout that helps you figure out what folders are taking up all of our storage space. While in the grid view, you can pinch to zoom in on a colored block and hold to click and manage the colored blocks within.

There are several versions of GridView on the market a 99 cent full version, a time limited free version and a free version with ads.

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Josh Smith is Editor of GottaBeMobile and Notebooks.com. He's always looking for ways to help you get the most of your mobile gear and loves to talk about tech on numerous radio programs. Josh uses an iPhone 5, Galaxy Nexus, New iPad, MacBook AIr and Review Windows notebooks on a daily basis. Find Josh Smith on Google+. Email: Josh@Notebooks.com

One response to See What’s Using Your Android’s SD Card with Grid Size App

  1. Zim 03/01/2013 at 12:40 pm

    It helped me free some space on my SD. Turns out “Music” was wasting a lot of space.
    Thanks for sharing :D

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