Abstract: For an electronic apparatus with a sleep mode and an operation mode, an erasing command is issued to a memory controller that controls a non-volatile memory device before the electronic apparatus is entering the sleeping mode. Preferably, an estimated sleeping time is compared with a predetermined threshold for determining whether to activate erase operations to release space from the non-volatile memory device. Further, when the electronic apparatus returns from the sleep mode to the operation mode, the erase operations are checked whether they are complete. If the erase operations are not completed, another erase command is issued to the memory controller next time when the electronic apparatus is going to the sleep mode again.

Abstract: A memory management method applied to a storage device is disclosed. The storage device has a plurality of storage units. The memory management method includes: providing a buffer storage device comprising a buffer space, wherein the size of the buffer space is equal to the size of each storage unit; receiving an input data transmitted via at least an access unit, and storing the input data into the buffer space of the buffer storage device, wherein the size of the access unit is different from the size of each storage unit; and writing the input data into the storage device by transferring data stored in the buffer space into a first storage unit of the storage units in the storage device when the buffer space is full.