Nexus : Can Delete Stock Apps Without Rooting N1
Jun 6, 2010I want to delete useless apps like amazon without rooting the nexus one. it is possible?
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Aug 3, 2010Alright so I just downloaded the Froyo OTA update.I don't want to do anything too crazy with my phone, however there are a couple of things I would like to change.
1. Delete HTC lock screen, I read if you delete the htclockscreen.apk it will just use the standard "vanilla" froyo one
2. Delete all of the bloatware apps (Sprint Nav, TV, Zone, Nascar, Football, etc)
3. Wifi Tether
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Dec 30, 2009I know you can remove those bogus stock apps by rooting the hero but I have a slightly different question that I couldn't find in other threads. I am interested in rooting my hero just to remove the bloatware and then unroot the phone back to its original ROM. I am not a huge fan of tinkering with my electronics because it voids warranties, possibly bricks devices, and causes trouble with firmware updates, but it really ticks me off that sprint forces these apps on us and then makes them impossible to uninstall. Imagine getting a new PC and not being able to remove crap like wild tangent and the 20 free trials for programs you don't want or need. I know this isn't news to anyone here, but every time I see that Nascar app I get irritated. Seriously sprint? Nascar? Anyway, my questions are 1.) is root/unroot possible to remove bloat and return to original state 2.) has anyone had success uninstalling pieces of the bloat without rooting? I don't want to uninstall anything integral to the phone like the stock messages app, but Nascar has gots to go!
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May 22, 2014How to Delete Stock Apps on Android.
To do this you need
1-Rooted android
2-Root Explorer ( From the Attachment )
3.Terminal emulator ( From the Attachment )
Step 1 : Locate the stock app that you want to delete
you can locate the app by search for the app using Root Explorer
For Example ( calculator2.apk )
Step 2 :
Open the Terminal emulator and type
Code:
$ su [ ENTER ]
# mount -o rw.remount /system [ ENTER ]
rm -r /system/app/FILE-NAME.apk ( For Example : calculator2.apk ) [ ENTER ]
Step 3 : Check If the App deleted or not.
Sprint HTC Hero :: Losing Data Cennection After Rooting And Removing Stock Apps
Aug 20, 2010I rooted my phone for the first time yesterday. I have not yet flashed any ROM's, all I have done so far is remove some of the stock apps. I have lost my data connection a couple times today, usually a reboot will solve it, however it hasn't on one or two occasions. It seems to have started happening after changing my boot animation to something closer to the 1.5 boot animation. Is it possible that this new boot animation is causing my data connection problems.
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