05-23-09 07:06 PM
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  1. eazymac's Avatar
    eazymac
    I just found this and thought I'd share. If this is common knowledge, oops.

    If you go to options, advanced options, applications, press the blackberry button and select 'modules' you can go in and remove most of the excess junk that at&t installs that you can't delete, like 'shop ringtones', 'get att navigator', etc. I usually throw all that junk into an at&t folder, but thought that was kinda cool.

    I was able to get rid of 15 - 20 things that I'm sure were just wasting space and memory.

    Running 5.0.0.93.

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    Last edited by eazymac; 05-23-09 at 12:34 PM.
    05-23-09 12:30 PM
  2. dok's Avatar
    dok
    i was under the impression that all that stuff will once again reappear when service books are sent to your device next.

    i think keeping them hidden is probably the best bet..
    05-23-09 12:32 PM
  3. eazymac's Avatar
    eazymac
    That is a good question. Worth finding out.

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    05-23-09 12:35 PM
  4. winjaw's Avatar
    winjaw
    They come back, they always come back like a bad cold. Just hide them and you won't have to deal with them

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    05-23-09 12:59 PM
  5. matsuya's Avatar
    matsuya
    Originally Posted by winjaw
    They come back, they always come back like a bad cold. Just hide them and you won't have to deal with them

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    More like herpes. All you can do is hide it. Not that I would know.
    05-23-09 01:09 PM
  6. bt224's Avatar
    bt224
    Originally Posted by winjaw
    They come back, they always come back like a bad cold. Just hide them and you won't have to deal with them

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    Yep, just hide them.
    05-23-09 01:33 PM
  7. Teek's Avatar
    Teek
    Originally Posted by matsuya
    More like herpes. All you can do is hide it. Not that I would know.
    Lmao Hilarious!!
    05-23-09 01:35 PM
  8. bt224's Avatar
    bt224
    Originally Posted by matsuya
    More like herpes. All you can do is hide it. Not that I would know.
    And you don't want either running all the time.
    05-23-09 01:37 PM
  9. Victor_'s Avatar
    Victor_
    hide them i tried doing that and they will pop up again when you take the battery out...
    05-23-09 02:06 PM
  10. eazymac's Avatar
    eazymac
    Dang. Ah well.

    Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
    05-23-09 03:17 PM
  11. cliftonprince's Avatar
    cliftonprince
    My solution to unwanted apps is to alphabetize them. Yup. I have every singe home-page icon alphabetized by an intuitive name, so that when I scroll through things I know where I am. So, Facebook under F, Calendar under C, Oanda Currency Converter under C, Berrytorch under F (flashlight), etc.. Then the END of the alphabet is where the bloatware goes.
    05-23-09 04:42 PM
  12. skyjackal's Avatar
    skyjackal
    They are a pain but hiding them is the answer. Out of sight, out of mind!

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    05-23-09 05:49 PM
  13. hoopd83's Avatar
    hoopd83
    I wish their was away to delte the ringtone. I mean they let you delete the videos they had. Why not ringtones?

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    05-23-09 06:42 PM
  14. bt224's Avatar
    bt224
    Originally Posted by hoopd83
    I wish their was away to delte the ringtone. I mean they let you delete the videos they had. Why not ringtones?

    Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
    Well, don't be discouraged. You do not regain the memory for usage.
    05-23-09 07:06 PM
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