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I'm using LG L3 E405, and when I see memory usage in App Manager. I see there three sections: First is system memory (just about 200M), second is internal memory (1 GB) and last is my sd card (8GB).

I know difference between internal memory (is internal sd card) and normal sd card. But I don't know purpose of system memory. It's too low, and often applications are installed to there. After install, I must move those apps again to internal memory, but not all I can do this.

Please help me figure out this point.

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  • Internal memory is the actual RAM "chip" (for want of better word, technically integrated within the CPU) itself. System "memory" is a partition in which the Android OS resides in (note how I emphasized memory in context of system!)
    – t0mm13b
    Jan 2, 2013 at 19:55
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    Isn't system memory a memory where Android OS is installed? Internal memory is where the apps are installed (or necessary files are linked). SD card gets the secondary storage.
    – Sujan
    Feb 8, 2013 at 5:45

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You better go to Cellshopes, get "Root" on your Adroid device, but it's too risky and oftentimes warranty will be voided once it happen.

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    -1 This doesn't answer the question.
    – geffchang
    Feb 8, 2013 at 5:26

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