There's a couple things you can do. You can go to "settings" then select "App Manager" and uninstall apps you don't use. There is also an app in the Micky Hop called "Memory Cleaner". You can install it (after you make room from uninstalling something else) and use it to clean up stray files and such that might be using storage memory. One other thing you can try is open Kodi; if you have TV addons you should have the maintenance tools. In Kodi (again, assuming you have TV Addons) go to "Programs" and select "Program Addons" then select "Maintenance Tool". From there select "General Maintenance" then go to "Purge Packages". When you install an addon, Kodi downloads the package installer but doesn't delete it after the addon is installed. These packages take up storage memory. Clean this up and you should get back some memory. For extra credit while you're in Maintenance Tools you can also erase logs and clear cache. You won't gain much from this but every little bit might help.
