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Originally Posted by hardick
I wonder if these 2 problems are true, if so, NT is a great gadget:
1. All apps installed and with their data stored on the hidden partition?
2. Can we store our own content to the SD card and no other app data would be stored onto the SD card?
My last Android phone was a Moto Defy (with a C10 SD card), after using it for a while, I was so annoyed by Android's stupid data storage arrangement. Every time I installed an app that requires data storage on SD card, it will create a folder on that card. Eventually there was more than several dozens of app data folders which buried my own content folders like images and music and e-books. Why is it so difficult that they won't create just one app-data folder like "Program Files" in windows, or "Applications" in Mac, and store all the various app-data folder into it, so that there will be a very clean and beautiful folder structure for me to browse.
This issue troubles me so much that I finally gave up Android, switched to Windows Phone 7.
If the app-data could be unseen (stored on the hidden partition) and I can have all my own content stored at my wish on the SD card, it would be perfect.
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Yes, that is the way it works. All B&N content (including apps and apps data) is stored in the hidden partition. The 1 GB user space and the SD-card are only used for your own content.