Applications Safe To Remove (Note)

jermitano · Apr 4, 2012

with permission from our able moderators i am reposting this file which lists applications/apk which are or maybe safe to disable/remove/freeze via TB...

please feel free to add anything else...and for the advanced users, a flashable zip for removing and also reinstalling them would be a great help

Spreadsheet of Applications

ps...the list is from the sgs2 threads but most of them appear as well on our device

thanks to

pulser_g2 for the permission mate!
original_ganjaman for the sticky of the post sir!

push the THANKS button if this post helped you...

CorruptedSanity · Apr 4, 2012

thanks!!

I uninstalled abunch of stuff through Titanium Backup.

Will I see a speed in performance or longer battery life?

toofank · Apr 4, 2012

Great post! Thanks

jermitano · Apr 4, 2012

CorruptedSanity said:
thanks!!

I uninstalled abunch of stuff through Titanium Backup.

Will I see a speed in performance or longer battery life?

probability would be more battery life as these are the usual suspects for wakelocks or just for removing bloats

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rlaw · Apr 4, 2012

CorruptedSanity said:
thanks!!

I uninstalled abunch of stuff through Titanium Backup.

Will I see a speed in performance or longer battery life?

If these aren't actually active and running services/processes, probably won't do anything.

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jermitano · Apr 4, 2012

rlaw said:
If these aren't actually active and running services/processes, probably won't do anything.

Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

indeed...but it helps especially when you are using TB or Root Explorer...at the least you would know what this app does...is that app running and consuming battery...rooted phones would get the most out of this list (kinda biased actually

)...this goes well with betterbatterystats and cpuspy...looking for wakelocks and rogue apps and bloats that run but not everyone uses...

btw this is an open thread so everyone who've done their own removals can add to the list...

jermitano · Apr 5, 2012

ps...mods may i request for a sticky if permitted...thanks

BayuDroidz · Apr 5, 2012

Great Post mate!!

roro2020 · Apr 5, 2012

Thanks for the info...I hope it will help to enhance the over all of the performance..

kopitalk · Apr 5, 2012

Did I see quite similar things here?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1478918

If not, maybe I can generate a script based on the list in this thread and get my Note 'cleaned up' automatically.

BayuDroidz · Apr 5, 2012

jermitano said:
ps...mods may i request for a sticky if permitted...thanks

+1

jermitano · Apr 5, 2012

kopitalk said:
Did I see quite similar things here?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1478918

If not, maybe I can generate a script based on the list in this thread and get my Note 'cleaned up' automatically.

yes you may mate...anything that would help here is appreciated...was also requesting it from the 1st post

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ulyshut · Apr 6, 2012

thank you thread starter

Akiainavas · Apr 6, 2012

kopitalk said:
Did I see quite similar things here?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1478918

If not, maybe I can generate a script based on the list in this thread and get my Note 'cleaned up' automatically.

That would be a very good idea.

murattiy · Apr 6, 2012

thanks

jermitano · Apr 6, 2012

no problemo guys

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jeromepearce · Apr 7, 2012

Samsung Push

I noticed the Samsung Apps app installed a Samsung Push service that seems to run all the time. I removed it, and it got installed again next time I went there.

I had to disable its receivers (listeners) with Autorun Manager instead of removing it.

jermitano · Apr 7, 2012

jeromepearce said:
I noticed the Samsung Apps app installed a Samsung Push service that seems to run all the time. I removed it, and it got installed again next time I went there.

I had to disable its receivers (listeners) with Autorun Manager instead of removing it.

personally i removed all samsung bloatwares as they did nothing for me

...besides those services they offer are all there in the play store (msg, social network, email etc) without the wakelocks or background apps running...but in case id have the need for them then i can always pull them out from the original zip of my custom rom build just in case

brockyneo · Apr 7, 2012

This is a very use full post thanks again

jeromepearce · Apr 8, 2012

jermitano said:
personally i removed all samsung bloatwares as they did nothing for me ...besides those services they offer are all there in the play store (msg, social network, email etc) without the wakelocks or background apps running...but in case id have the need for them then i can always pull them out from the original zip of my custom rom build just in case

I agree, but there are sometimes good deals and freebies in the Samsung Apps store. It just annoyed me that going there reinstalled this push app every time, so I effectively disabled it instead.

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