These days ago it has been updated one of the best apps to visualize in a graphical way the space used in the internal memory of the device. Disk Usage is an app that has been with us for a long time and that stands out for presenting the used and free memory that we have on our Android terminal in a precise and elegant interface. In this way, we can quickly know if we have the cache of any of the apps, such as Evernote, using more memory than we would have thought.
So we are going to review the three best apps to view and manage the internal storage that our Android mobile device has. Three apps that any of them perfectly fulfills its mission and that each one of them has a lot to do with. Really it will be a matter of personal taste Deciding on one or the other, since the main reason for their existence is perfectly defined by fully viewing the internal memory or that of the micro SD that you have on your smartphone. The most notable differences are in the advertising within the app, the visual interface and some other details.
Disk Usage
It is simplye the best of the three and it is based on some basic principles to help us manage the memory used in the device, or even know how much we have free. If there is something that distinguishes it from the three that you have in this list, it is its weight, since it will only occupy 196 kilobytes in the memory of your terminal. The other two are more than two megabytes, and although the application is also light, the 196 kilobytes of Disk Usage is something really incredible.
In the new update it has improved app reporting progress and the information for system apps has been corrected. It works brilliantly and among some of its features are the file search, the rendering option or the ability to delete files directly from the application itself.
Una totally free app and highly recommended as one of those perfect apps for the system. Of ten.
Memory Map
It arrived two years ago at Disk Usage and they are practically identical, although this app it is attributed a better quality in the interface, especially in relation to the visual. It weighs 3,2 MB and has a more Material Design interface that stands out over Disk Usage in this regard. Also the arrangement of visual memory spaces is better defined with a kind of squares. The color of each of them also helps to identify them.
For € 2,50 you can remove advertising to have an app that improves the visual of Disk Usage, although the latter has no advertising and is completely free. As a detail, it offers the possibility of changing the color by file type, by modification date or by high contrast. This feature is another of its greatest virtues if we compare it to the first one analyzed in this list of three.
DataSize Explorer
Unlike the other two, DataSize Explorer allows us to go to the settings on the first screen before viewing the used and free space of the device's internal memory. We can select from the type of size shown for what the physical size is, relative total space or occupied space relative, until you have some details like using the horizontal gesture to zoom in on folders. It also allows the deletion of hidden files if desired.
After the main screen, we carry out the scan and we will be presented with the free and used space while all the files we have are explored. This is done in real time so that we can see which folders use the most space. Difference by colors the space used for apps, photos, music or system.
You have in-app advertising that can be eliminated if you buy the Pro version for € 0,99.
