Yo tuve el mismo problema, llevo un par de semanas con la Desi y ando como loco instalando de todo y buscando encontré esto:
Moving (almost) all Android apps to SD card
To run commands which will enable
Move to SD card button for most installed apps, you need to have adb executable on your computer. Adb stands for Android Debug Bridge and is used for Android software development, but it is a very useful tool to have for any advanced Android user. You
do not need to have a rooted phone to run adb commands.
- To download the latest version of Android SDK (which includes adb executable), follow instructions from step 2 in the Installing the SDK article from the official Android development site. Note: you do not need to install any other software such as Eclipse for this procedure.
- After downloading the archive of the SDK, unzip it to any folder and remember its location (let’s call this folder <sdk>).
- If you are installing Android SDK on Windows machine, you also need to install USB driver as described in USB driver for Windows section.
- Connect the phone using USB cable and do not enable USB storage mode.
- Start terminal window on your computer.
- In the terminal window, navigate to <sdk>\tools folder (using “cd full_path_to_sdk_tools” command).
- Type the following two lines in the terminal window and press Enter after each line:
- adb shell
- pm setInstallLocation 2
- Now on your phone go to Settings->Applications->Manage Applications->All.
- Press hardware Menu button and select Sort by Size.
- Tap on each app that is taking significant amount of space and tap Move to SD card button. Press hardware Back button and repeat.
- (optional) To change the default installation location for new apps back to the internal phone memory, go back to your terminal window and type:
- Enjoy!
A mí me ha funcionado. Saludos!
