Google To Lift Android Device App Storage Limit
During Google’s Nexus One event held yesterday in California, Android lead Andy Rubin indicated that a future Android software update will allow developers and users to store a large number of apps on Android devices, such as seen on the iPhone.
Currently Android users and developers can only store a very small amout of apps on an Android device as apps are stored to the ROM. The future update will begin storing applications as encrypted files on the SD card.
This is great news as Android users can finally take advantage of the gigabytes of SD storage available instead of the limited megabytes that is currently being used. Now it is a matter of when the update will be released.

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