One complaint commonly brought up against the iOS platform is the lack of a device-wide file management system. Android, on the other hand, gives users complete control over the files on their phone/tablet or SD Card – even more so if you decide to root your device. No surprise then that file management apps are a dime a dozen in the Android Market. But with so much choice, how do you select which app works best for you?
FILE EXPERT :
File Expert. With a gorgeous interface and more features than you can shake a stick at, File Expert is probably all you will ever need as far as browsing files on your device is concerned. Apart from accessing local files, you can connect to cloud storage services like Dropbox and Box.net, access FTP servers, and even manage apps installed on your device right from within the file manager. 
You also can use File Expert as a sharing server to share your files to your friends over WiFi network. They can use web browser, FTP clients, another phone that support Bluetooth to access your File Expert powered devices.File Expert has more than 6 millions of downloads and still fast growing everyday! Copy, Paste, Move, Create and Rename your files and folders Start work in just one second! Share & Manage your files without a USB cable.
ROOT EXPLORER :
For most Android geeks who root their phone and change ROMs like they change clothes, Root Explorer is probably a household name. Once you have rooted your phone, Root Explorer will give you access to the deepest corners of your device’s file system, including the elusive data folder. With hundreds of thousands of installs and an average rating of an insane 4.8, it’s hard to go wrong with this app that more than justifies being the only paid app on this list. 
Root Explorer is the ultimate file manager for root users. Access the whole of android’s file system (including the elusive data folder!). With hundreds of thousands of installs and an average rating of an insane 4.8, it’s hard to go wrong with this app that more than justifies being the only paid app on this list.
ES FILE EXPLORER :
As far as popularity goes, its hard to beat the ES File Explorer for Android. With over ten million installs and an average market rating of 4.7, this one is a veteran, and for good reason. As the description on the Market page suggests, ES File Explorer is a file manager, application manager, task killer, Dropbox client and FTP client all rolled into one.
ES File Explorer allows Android users, no matter where they are, to manage their resources for free. You can see and access all of your files from your mobile device and share them with others. The app makes it easy to stay connected over 3G, 4G, EDGE, or Wi-Fi to share with friends, upload photos, and watch videos.
ASTRO FILE MANAGER :
Another popular choice in the same category is ASTRO, with pretty much the same install base. Along with the usual file browsing and management capabilities, ASTRO brings file and app backup to the fray, as well as built-in image and text viewers, a task manager, advanced search capabilities and a download manager, all packed into a single app package. 
Browse and organize your pictures, music, videos or documents on your phone, tablet or on cloud services like Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and shortly Box. It’s like Windows Explorer or Mac’s Finder.It also gives you the ability to stop processes that burn battery life and backup your apps in case you lose or change phones.
FILE GO :
The Android Market page for FileGo is an excellent example of not how to describe your product – a single sentence suggesting what’s obvious. Don’t be fooled by the minimalism, though. At its core, FileGo is a pretty decent file manager for Android with one of the best looking interfaces and most of the common features you would expect: a file manager, task manager (aka task killer), app manager and so on. 
It also gives you the ability to stop processes that burn battery life and backup your apps in case you lose or change phones.FileGo is a total commander like resource management tool. You can use it to manage files, apps, processes, and remote files.
DUAL FILE MANAGER XT :
One of my pet peeves with Windows 95 when it came out was that it got rid of the two-pane view in Windows Explorer that made file comparison and copying so easy. That’s probably why I’m a sucker for Total Commander and its clones on the desktop. Dual File Manager XT tries to bring back that power with two-pane file browsing on your Android device. There’s more, of course, like thumbnail views, archive management, search and so on. 
Professional, clean and fast UI where you can customize any aspect of the file viewer. Customizable user interface in order to best fit your needs (expert only)Thumbnails for APK, audio, video, image (also inside archive files: Zip, GZip, TAR) – thumb picture (miniature) not stored on cell phone memory .
X-PLOR FILE MANAGER :
As far as mobile app interfaces go, X-plore file manager is a bit different. It tries to re-create the desktop-like interface on your phone adding in a few tricks of its own to good effect. What you get is a dual-pane file view, ability to browse your through ZIP files, access FTP sites and Picasa photos, built-in viewers for image and text files and more. 
If you can get past the interface quirks, this one’s an interesting app to try if you’re looking for something different.This is a dual-pane explorer, which means that there’re two folders shown at same time, and common operation such as copying files are done from one pane to another. And X-plore shows folder hierarchy in a tree view. This offers clear orientation on where in file system you currently are, and fast switching to other location.
GHOST COMMANADER FILE MANAGER :
Speaking of Total Commander, if you are a fan of that then Ghost Commander on your Android should feel just like home. It tries to emulate the look and feel of Total Commander while adding in useful features like thumbnail views, favorite folders and files, a built-in text editor, and more. 
Although I’m not a big fan of the UI, I suspect that many wouldn’t mind the simple no-nonsense approach to a mundane task like file management.Once installed, you can efficiently manage your files, copying and moving them from one panel to another. This method of operating is far more convenient than what is offered by some other file managers, in which you would have to copy/cut items and then navigate to various different folders to paste them – back and forth, again and again.
INKA FILE MANAGER :
In a world where file management apps are scrambling over each other to add more features and bloat by the day, inKa File Manager brings an old world charm to file management. The app is pretty simple at its core, letting you manage regular files, ZIP archives and not much else more in a neat and clean interface.
Upgraded recently for Android 4.0 devices, this is the one to go if you hate apps doing too many things.inKa File Manager is a file manager for Google Android. inKa is able to copy, move, rename, delete, open as well as archive your files. So maintaining your files becomes easy without the need of a computer.
AIRDROID :
Now this one’s a bit different. Rather than forcing you to struggle with files on your phone’s tiny low-res screen, AirDroid uses a Wi-Fi connection to create a browser-based desktop for your phone that works on any PC on the same Wi-Fi network. You can manage contacts, text messages, media, files, apps and much more, all from the comfort of your desktop or laptop and using your full-size keyboard and mouse. 
AirDroid is a fast, free app that lets you wirelessly manage your Android from your favorite browser.Enjoy below features after installation from the comfort of your favorite web browser on Windows/Mac/Linux computer or other devices .
ANDROID FILE MANAGER :
Best Android File Manager application is the Android Explorer. Multi-select feature has been improved. Go to the top of the Root Path of smart devices. Go to the top path of external storage space on the SD card. Move to the top of the folder .Move to the previous folder. (The same equipment and features of the Back button) .Go to the location, cameras and video files are saved . Go to the location, downloaded files are stored on the Internet.Refresh the page. Search mode when the button is activated. Button is pressed, the search is initiated. 
Create a new folder in the path.search queries entered in the appropriate folder, and proceed.Move to the System Information page. introduction, app settings, go to System Settings page.Run Android Task Manager or Go to market. Run Android App Manager or Go to market. Run NOTEPAD or Go to market.
SUPER APP MANAGER :
Super Manager is a powerful system utility for Android . This is a powerful system utility for Android, more than 20 utility !!You can install the software to replace the well-known software, such as: the EXPLORER ROOT, Titanium Backup, Task Manager, and APP Lock, the Schedule, …, etc.
Super App Manager can manage your applications more and more quick and efficient.Just long click the applications icon to edit the tags in “Edit application” and you’ll see other very useful options.You can change the app name in the TagApps as well . Feel free to email me if any question,suggestions or bug.
ANDROZIP FILE MANAGER :
ZIP application and first Android archiver is with you since beginning of 2009. AndroZip File Manager helps you copy, delete, move, unzip/unpack, compress, encrypted ZIP supported, search, and organize your files, music, pictures, and folders just like you would do on your PC. Frequently updated with new and useful features. 
With over 8 million downloads and its support of ZIP, encrypted ZIP, RAR, TAR, GZIP and BZIP2. AndroZip File Manager is definitive leader among similar applications on the market.Full support for decompression of encrypted ZIP files (Standard, AES-128 and AES 256 bit) compatible with WinRaR and other PC archivers as well as compression of encrypted ZIP files .
OI FILE MANAGER :
Manage files on the SD card with OI File Manager.OI File Manager allows you to browse your SD card, create directories, rename, copy, move, and delete files. It also acts as an extension to other applications to display “Open” and “Save” dialogs. 
Show list of files with thumbnails for images. Move, copy, rename, and delete files. Create and delete directories (folders).Send files by email.Acts as an extension to other applications, like GMail, to attach files.Support for many file endings and mime types.Supports PICK_FILE and PICK_DIRECTORY intents so that other applications can use OI File Manager.
ANDROXPLORER FILE MANAGER :
Intuitive File Manager with Advanced Features . File Manager with an intuitive UI, features rich, sophisticated and ads free.This is the lite version of AndroXplorer, the professional version has been released as AndroXplorer Pro. 
AndroXplorer Pro supports a wide variety of archive formats with built-in password manager and root file explorer.AndroXplorer supports advanced multiple-views file browsing. View-to-view navigation is as easy as swiping left or right. Each view has a self-contained folder with full file manager functions.
SOLID EXPLORER BETA :
Solid Explorer is yet another file manager that certainly promises a lot of features. It is considerably one of the best file browsing apps that you can find, especially when you talk about features and eye-catching appearance. Read on to learn more about Solid Explorer. 
Solid Explorer is an Ice Cream Sandwich-themed root-level file browsing app for Android that allows easy file management through its user-friendly UI. The app is still in the beta stage of development but it’s still able to deliver its functions. The app’s interface is far from the usual Holo interface and it gives you a window with two independent panels where you can perform your browsing.
AROMA FILE MANAGER
The great thing about Android developers is that they never run out of ideas to make our lives comfortable and convenient. Now another developer from XDA Developers, amarullz, has created another app for us and the AROMA Filemanager is its name. It’s been tagged as the “world’s first Android recovery-based file manager.”For the record, the word “aroma” originated in Bahasa Indonesia and means “scent”. In this case, it also means “Amarullz Android ROM Manifestation.
” AROMA Filemanager is, in plain and simple terms, a file manager with a GUI and is run while your phone is in Recovery Mode.As a file manager, you can use it to perform many of the common tasks that a file manager is expected to perform, including copying, pasting, file and folder creation or deletion, and so on — all that while your phone is in Recovery Mode.
FILE MANAGER :
Best File Manager on Android!Full featured file manager on Android, fresh UI design and user friendly functions!3 sets of commercial icons for 80+ different file types, toolbar and menu items . Multiple resolution support . Support 19 languages .Cut, copy, paste and cancellable progress dialog .
List and grid view for file browsing . Compress and decompress support . Search and share files .Multiple selection and sorting support . Support both local and remote(LAN/SMB) file systems . Play streaming media from LAN without download . Support cloud storage including Dropbox, Box, Google Drive and SkyDrive.
LINDA FILE MANAGER :
Linda file manager s another file management app that, on first glance, looks and feels pretty basic. It’s only when you start to actually play with the tool that you find out what its features are. When I find any, I’ll let you know. As looks go, it’s dull, lifeless and has no jazz to it.
When first opening it, you are presented with a flat list of areas to visit, e.g. Gallery, Wallpapers, Applications, Task Manager etc. If you want an app that gives you lots of info, then this is not for you. I have just tried the Task Manager and the information in Performance only tells me how much free memory I have. Basic.
Android App Manager
Android App Manager is the overall system application.Applications, Sd card, Device, system information can be managed in a single shot.Android 2.2 or later installed apps on the platform, the SD Card will support.
Move this app(AAM) to the SD Card, but widgets are not working.
