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Default Now that we have perm root, titanium backup

guys, i cant stress this enough and i'm sure the old android heads here will agree with me. their are many many different android phones out there that have root. And although they're all different they all have a few apps in common. setcpu, rom manager, terminal, titanium back up.

I just want to touch base on Titanium backup.

It allows you to totally remove any app, including bloat ware. You can also suspend apps.

the freeze feature was handy because i enjoy sense but didn't like its apps and widgets hogging ram for no reason; considering i never used those sense apps. it netted in a nice battery and performance gain, at least.

one awesome thing about TB is the ability to back up your apps and reinstall all of them. the whole experience is as streamlined as batch market downloading and waaaaaay better than astro file managers one at a time annoying install.

Also, after a full wipe you will definitely want to run market dr so u can easily keep tabs on your updates.

in short, you wouldn't bang her/him without a condom right? well don't flash with out titanium backup!

I totally recommend the paid version!!!!!
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So now we can uninstall completely without consequences web2go, Pico TTS, Quickoffice, Listen , Home screen tips, Google Skymaps, Google Translate, Goggles, Finance, wifi calling, etc ??
I was about to but i got a message that said i might have to reinstall the ROM if something craps out...
 
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So now we can uninstall completely without consequences web2go, Pico TTS, Quickoffice, Listen , Home screen tips, Google Skymaps, Google Translate, Goggles, Finance, wifi calling, etc ??
I was about to but i got a message that said i might have to reinstall the ROM if something craps out...
you should be able too delete what u want. I wouldn't remove wifi calling though lol

I would wait for a clockwork recovery version to be available. This way u can make a backup before u delete all that
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you should be able too delete what u want. I wouldn't remove wifi calling though lol

I would wait for a clockwork recovery version to be available. This way u can make a backup before u delete all that
Im not with tmo it says invalid sim so its of no use to me. Is there a workaround?
 
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Im not with tmo it says invalid sim so its of no use to me. Is there a workaround?
oh i see,

in regards to a backup? i think itll be best to be safe than sorry and wait till clockwork recovery is released.
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is there a big difference between the free and paid version? what im asking is would i still be able to do back up and delete bloatware with the free version
 
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The batch is MUCH better with the paid version, definitely well worth it
Phone 1: Galaxy S Relay 4G
ROM: Cyanogenmod 10.1
Recovery: Clockwork

Phone 2: G2
ROM: Cyanogen 9.1.0
Recovery: Clockwork 3.0.2.4

Phone 3: Busted ass Blackberry Pearl
(emergencies only)
 
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The batch is MUCH better with the paid version, definitely well worth it
I agree!!!!!!!!!
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Just one thing: please don't forget that system apps (ie: apps that are part of your ROM) themselves can't be restored by TitaniumBackup for now. Only their data is backed up. So if somebody is not 100% sure about removing a system app, it's wise to try freezing it first -because that's easy to undo.
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So how do we do the remove of unwanted apps

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