MicroSD cards allow you to store more files locally, but they can be complex. Here's how to use a microSD card on your Android device, if you still can.

The Nexus 7 doesn't have an SD card slot, but it's easy to use an SD card reader to transfer your photos.

Using Samsung's USB & SD Connection Kit users can transfer files between flash drives, memory cards, or cameras and the Galaxy Tab.

Everything will install to it by default now. Android will also erase the SD card, and give you the option to transfer any photos, video, files and some apps to the SD card automatically.

The AVD Manager, part of the Android System Development Kit, enables you to create Android emulators as well as SD card images to emulate file access when testing your program.

Step 1: Locate the music files on your computer. Step 2: Connect the phone via USB cable and select "Turn on USB storage," which will allow you to mount the SD card to add music.

If your Android phone is running out of storage space, many phones will allow you to insert an SD card, which you can set as the phone's primary storage.

This article runs through how to move apps to an SD card in Android, just in case you'd like to free up space on your smartphone for more important things.

From here, you can download any files to your computer, or upload files onto the phone: music, pictures, movies, word documents, etc.

If you've got an SD or microSD card, knowing how to format it is essential. Here's how to do that on Android devices, computers, and cameras.

You can move apps to an SD card from an Android phone's Settings with just a few taps, helping free up your phone's internal storage.