SanDisk Memory Zone

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SanDisk Corp.
Rating: 4.5(16,963)
Installs: 500,000 - 1,000,000
Price: Free
Updated:
November 14, 2012
Requires:
Android 2.2 and up

Control, manage and backup your local and cloud memory from one free app.

Take control of your memory: On your phone. On your card. In the cloud.

SanDisk Memory Zone offers you more memory management functionality than any other application available for the Android™ phone.

SanDisk Memory Zone puts you in complete control. Manage and backup both your local and cloud memory with one free app. Move files back and forth from your memory card to select cloud services, or from the cloud directly to your phone. Cloud services supported: Box, Dropbox, Google Docs, Picasa, SugarSync, SkyDrive and Facebook.

Improve the performance of your phone in seconds by moving files from your phone’s internal memory to your memory card.

SanDisk Memory Zone not only allows you to transfer and back up your files, it also allows you to secure them through a password protection feature. So you have the peace of mind knowing your videos, photographs, music and other files are not only available, but they’re available only to you.

Get seamless, integrated storage connectivity between your phone, your memory card and your files in the cloud. It’s never been easier to enjoy, manage, share and protect your digital assets.

Unlike utilities with awkward and difficult to navigate folder structures, SanDisk Memory Zone has an intuitive, graphical user interface that lets you get the job done, fast.

Designed by the global leader in flash memory cards, SanDisk Memory Zone allows you to visualize your memory usage by content type and size.

SanDisk Memory Zone. There’s nothing else like it.

Note: Feel free to send feedback to SMZSupport@sandisk.com rather than a 1 star!

TAGS: "file browser", "mobile organization", "cloud services", "file manager", "application manager", "cloud backup", "file protection", "memory optimizer", "memory manager", "memory card", "cloud storage", "media manager", backup, apps, "Memory management app", "Android cloud app", "Picasa Android app", "speed test"

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Reviews

montell - November 14, 2012

Wonderful App

Very surprise with all the things you can do with this. Montell J

Chris - November 17, 2012

Speed Test Feature was not fully disclosed

It immediately wipes your phone's internal memory as soon as you click it.

Yx - November 19, 2012

Amazing

Very useful and easy to use. Provides a birds' eye view of your phone.

Shiva - November 16, 2012

Fails to complete backups

Saw a recommendation of this on a website so thought id try it.... But it keeps stopping before completing a back up.... also it won’t let you back up cwm rom backup folders or individual files within them. Which to me seems way more important than just contacts, music, docs & photos... if you add folder based back ups you’ll earn more stars, especially if it completes an actual backup.

Robert - November 15, 2012

Auto close

It was my favorite way to manage files. Because it found all mp3 video photo files and allowed me to move or delete them very easily. But it never works every time i open it the app immediatly closes. This has been a problem for a year now.

Paolo - November 18, 2012

nice, but...

the idea behind the app is very interesting, but unfortunately poorly executed. it only completed the first backup in august and then never again, the process just stuck somewhere in the middle. oh and the new speed test suggests me to get a sandisk microsd, which is fine... except it doesn't check I already have one installed in my phone. please update it!

Vishruth - November 14, 2012

Doesn't detect card

It doesn't even detect my 64GB SDXC card! Galaxy s 3 running jellybean! (official 4.1.1) UPDATE : IT DOES NOW. Erased data and tried again

kyle - November 15, 2012

Geat app

Sould have its own backup site to upload to instead of out sourcing to other companys

Weilei - November 15, 2012

Does this have capability to move files?

It works well, is pretty intuitive and the GUI is nice but maybe I'm just missing it but I can't find an option to move files around from folder to folder within the onboard memory (sadly, my GNex doesn't support removable memory).

Jose Raul - November 17, 2012