By default the storage location for your incoming emails are stored on your device or My Storage. In the event that you’d want to change the storage location of your emails, you will find that there’s no available settings that you can change to allow the change.

ClearTemp is an application for you to free up storage space on your device. It allows you to clear temporary/unused files and unused registry keys/values on your system easily. It also allows you to clear your Recent Program List, Internet Address History and soft reset counter. You can even change the location of the temporary folders (Cache, History & Cookies) or e-mail attachment folder to the Storage Card. If you have custom folders/files which you wish to clear, you can also add them in.

If you are an user on the go who is transferring data from device to device, then you would prefer to have most of your data stored in your Storage Card for added mobility. By default, you notes are automatically stored in the device’s Main Memory, but you can always go into the Notes’ Option to set the “Save to” option to your choice Storage.

See a need and fill a need seems to be the slogan of many 3rd party Windows Mobile developers. In this case, Chitza has experienced the Storage space issue that many Windows Mobile users had encountered. With a “Storage space low” warning, you have no idea where to start looking. Blindly poking around the directories drains time and energy. Now there’s a solution to better pin-point the storage-hogging files or folders.

There is a way for you to utilize your Samsung mobile device(s) to replace the USB drive that you kept losing. All you need is a Samsung USB cable to connect between the PC and your Samsung mobile device(s).

While you may have purchased an 8GB or 16GB Samsung Omnia, you may not know that there are actually two internal storage spaces in your device with the primary storage space having only 90MB in memory. By default, any files that you have downloaded or received from a friend will be automatically stored in the “My Document” folder that is on your internal storage.

Do not be alarmed, your Samsung Omnia has not gone haywire. Basically, the occurrence of a ‘Storage memory low’ warning is due to the fact that the applications that you have installed, as well as any images you have downloaded from the internet browser on your Samsung Omnia has maxed out the original 90MB of storage space in the device.

This tip changes the custom ringtone directory to one of your choosing, instead of using the default My Documents\My Sounds directory on your device.