Just curious, the Phone memory + internal sd is already quite big for anything, why you want to free up more space?

I solve the limited internal sd space by mount bind it with the external sd card. Now, i got all the space i want...

there are many techniques to solve store data in internal sdcard to external sdcard. the technique i m using is by mount bind /sdcard/gameloft -> /sdcard/external_sd/gameloft. to do this:

Manual way:
1. copy everything in /sdcard/gameloft -> /sdcard/external_sd/gameloft
2. delete everything inside /sdcard/gameloft (leave the /sdcard/gameloft empty)
3. run as root:
- mount -o bind /sdcard/external_sd/gameloft /sdcard/gameloft

but u need to run this every time after you reboot your phone. i solved that by editing the /init.rc.

Automated way:
http://www.jayceooi.com/2011/10/02/how-to-...ternal-sd-card/

This technique is better than patching game since you can basically map everything you like, not limited to gameloft data. can be used to map NaviSEA, Aura, etc...

note: you can't use softlink since internal SD is a vfat system...

*warning*: once u do that, you can no longer see the /sdcard mount when u connect your phone to PC via USB. but u still can see the external_sd. if u still wanna see the /sdcard, just:
- umount /sdcard/gameloft

there is vi

it is best to use "adb shell" to get a shell from your phone. adb shell allow your PC to get a shell from your phone via USB.

otherwise, u can download Terminal from android market but it's a pain to use.

if u not familiar with these... i recommend u dont do this... quite dangerous....

the App is small, just around 5mb, the map is around 300mb (including 34mb for Malaysia map).

tested it a little, definitely better than Papago X5 in term of usefulness and GUI.

however, _way_ too little POI. map is also not very updated.

best option is still Papago X5 with malfreemap.

@CarroTT:

I still keep Sygic in my phone for ability to key in cordinate, etc.

Can I ask you if you click "Setting", "Navigate to...", "Address or POI", can you select "POI - In Malaysia". That option is dimmed out in my Sygic.

With Sygic, you just need to edit database.xml (google it)

With Papago, you need to map /sdcard/NaviSEA to /sdcard/external_sd/NaviSEA (can use technique i posted earlier)

Both those GPS map are now stored in external sd...

Nearby POI has no problem, too, but it's too limited. For example, you cant find "Hotel Avillion" in Port Dickson, well basically, I think the POI has nothing beyond Klang Valley...

So, it's confirmed that "Navigate to", "POI" is not selectable. May be need to insert custom POI using their converter, but I am just too lazy.

As of now, 2 GPS in my phone! They compliment each other.

- 1GB is not much if we are talking about games... may be just a few of them.

- there is no such things as reduced functionality when installed in SD Card.

believe it i m not using screen protector.

yaya, i oso wanna know. LOL

Q: "Do you always know?"
Oracle: "No... but I believe"
- The Matrix Revolution ending.

but i really not using screen protector.

This post has been edited by cowithgun: Nov 21 2011, 11:42 AM

Most likely Gorilla glass is a Trademark by CORNING company?

Even Galaxy Nexus not using Gorilla glass, but stated that it is a "fortified" glass...

what i mean is, they are NOT using Gorilla glass by Corning.

but that does not mean they are not using a 'fortified' glass by other company? or self made...

SGW is using EXT4 on / and vfat on both internal SD and external SD

as expected, no lag what-so-ever

This post has been edited by cowithgun: Nov 21 2011, 12:37 PM

confirmed not using. watch my W in action without screen protector running ShadowGun!

BINGO!

Prove

HTC Desire with only 1 GHz Scorpion processor, Adreno 200 GPU, Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon chipset?

Galaxy W is 1.4 GHz Scorpion processor, Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon...

The Adreno 205 is at least double the performance of 200 GPU...

So, if you buy HTC Desire, you get jelly when u see ppl playing ShadowGun, Blood and Glory etc on the handphone...

I am now playing this on my Galaxy W:



(Almost as good as Infinity Blade....)

This post has been edited by cowithgun: Nov 21 2011, 06:46 PM

i think the latest ShadowGun 1.0.3 no longer need ChainFire3D... it's in Market (or u google lor)

Desire HD is 1 GHz Scorpion processor, Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon...

Galaxy W has same GPU, but with faster CPU

Both same resolution.

Desire HD has better camera though...

Basically, W still win!

http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPho...8&idPhone2=4114