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Re: Deleting Apps
cookiestory
Newbie
‎11-15-2010 05:25 AM

Try getting an Uninstaller app for your Android phone.  The app is called Uninstaller and you can get this app simple at DroidApps.com.

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Re: Deleting Apps
crb79
Specialist - Level 2
‎11-15-2010 05:32 AM
cookiestory wrote:

Try getting an Uninstaller app for your Android phone.  The app is called Uninstaller and you can get this app simple at DroidApps.com.

Sure someone could use an app for uninstalling apps, but it's already a feature of the phone and most people want to uninstall apps to cut down on the clutter.  Using an additional app is just trading one for another.

 

I'm guessing by the fact that you've responded to 3 posts about apps with info about a website that you are just trying to give them some free publicity.  At least in this post your comment is at least plausible.  Your other posts which are nearly identical are way off base.  One encouraging a Blackberry user to download an Android App, the other offering that this uninstall app can delete no-delete apps.

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Re: Deleting Apps
demmo86rt
Champion - Level 3
‎11-15-2010 05:38 AM
I think he's a troll advertising that website. He posted almost the exact same thing, referencing the same site in another thread. It's the same website that shows up in a lot of market comments.
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Re: Deleting Apps
crb79
Specialist - Level 2
‎11-15-2010 06:21 AM

 

demmo86rt wrote:
I think he's a troll advertising that website. He posted almost the exact same thing, referencing the same site in another thread. It's the same website that shows up in a lot of market comments.

That's what I thought as well.  Kinda annoys me when people post information like that because someone who doesn't know better could take it seriously.

 

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Re: Deleting Apps
demmo86rt
Champion - Level 3
‎11-15-2010 06:37 AM
Yup
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Re: Deleting Apps
YummyBacon
Newbie
‎11-17-2010 11:57 PM

MS_Shonta,

 

Thank you for your post but this doesn't work for the listed apps below for my HTC Incredible

- Twitter

- Slacker Radio

- Amazon MP3

- City ID

- Flickr

 

The uninstall button in Manage applications is grey and can not be used.  Since I can not uninstall these apps, is there a way to change the defaults so they don't turn on.  Even after using the Force Quit button, these applications still turn on and run....even though I never open or use them. 

 

Thank you for your time and help.

 

-cKw

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YummyBacon
Newbie
‎11-17-2010 11:59 PM

In addition, can you send a message to your bosses and tell them the phones should be made for the user NOT for the carrier(Verizon).  I have no use for any of the apps and they are not necessary for HTC Incredible to run.

 

Again, Thankyou,

 

cKw

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crb79
Specialist - Level 2
‎11-18-2010 05:52 AM

 

YummyBacon wrote:

In addition, can you send a message to your bosses and tell them the phones should be made for the user NOT for the carrier(Verizon).  I have no use for any of the apps and they are not necessary for HTC Incredible to run.

 

Again, Thankyou,

 

cKw

Those mandatory apps actually help subsidize the price of the phone.  Ie it makes it cost less to you the consumer.  If the uninstall option is Greyed out, they are apps that cannot be uninstalled.

 

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