If these trade-offs don’t really bother you, read below to find out how you can get Marshmallow-style adoptable storage on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge. It also means that you will not be able to swap memory cards on your S7 or S7 edge at your will. On the flip side, fusing the external storage to act as an internal storage means that you cannot easily transfer music and other files to the external storage of the handset when you connect the phone to your PC. Apart from being cumbersome, another problem here is that not all apps can be moved to external storage using this method, so you will not be able to free up as much space on the internal storage as you want. However, since Samsung has gone with the ‘old’ Lollipop style method, you will have to manually move apps, games and other files to external storage. This means that Android itself will take care of moving all your apps, games and other data to external storage to ensure that you have don’t have to manage it manually. The feature essentially allows you to install a microSD card on your new Galaxy handset, which will then be ‘fused’ with the internal storage of the handset. Samsung in all its wiseness decided to not support the adoptable storage feature of Marshmallow on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.
