How to Monitor Storage Space in Windows 8 Phone

When using our smartphone managing storage space is an important task. When you snap photos and you listen latest and most popular songs and apps, then storage space in smartphones are usually low. Managing the storage space in the windows phone can be done by three methods. You can check the storage space by using My windows phone app, in settings menu and in the Nokia Lumia series it can be done by storage check utility.

Windows phone has the option of sync your data in the cloud or in the pc and this will help to store the data for the long time.  You can manage the data in the My windows phone app and in the settings menu in the phone. Install the my windows phone app and sync it with your phone. Once the sync is finished then you can see the complete details of your phone storage with how much space is used for photos, Music, Video and Apps.

Meanwhile you can also check the storage of the phone in the settings menu. In settings select Phone storage to see the mobile version of the storage details. You can delete files in the windows phone by using windows phone tool to delete files or via windows explorer. 

Connect your phone via usb cable to the windows via usb. Now you know how to manage the storage in the smartphone. You can easily delete and add data to the phone using this option. Windows phone also has an tool to delete files . Using windows phone sync tool you can be used to sync files with the pc and it can be deleted in the phone. But this process is a time consuming one. 

Users having Nokia Lumia 920 and above has a tool named storage check utility and it has option to clear phone temporary files and you can also clear the browsing history in the internet explorer using this tool. If your phone is responding slowly you want to delete some of the apps and it can also be done from the apps list. Tap and hold the app you want to uninstall and click uninstall, this app will be removed from the phone. Hope this information might be useful for you visit us again for more, Happy Computing !