[anon5831562]

Hey guys, just did a software update last night and noticing significant reduction in my battery life. Any pointers would be great! Carrier: Koodo

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[Omnitech]

Most people actually saw much better battery life with that update.

What apps are installed, do you have any side-loaded apps, do you use Blackberry Travel? WhatsApp? GPS?

[ddlax22]

Hey guys, just did a software update last night and noticing significant reduction in my battery life. Any pointers would be great! Carrier: Koodo

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i do believe this update has been out for a while. perhaps it was just repushing the apps to your phone

[anon5831562]

Hey Omnitech. I sideloaded a couple apps about a week ago and the battery was fine up until I did the update through blackberry link last night..... is there any way to downgrade back?

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[anon5831562]

Also my battery would not even charge to 100% this morning.... I noticed great battery life after initally updating, but last nights additional update really messed the batt life

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[anon5831562]

Just rebooted and turns out all the apps i have deleted after sideloading are still on my phone. How do I permanently delete these apps?

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[Omnitech]

Just rebooted and turns out all the apps i have deleted after sideloading are still on my phone. How do I permanently delete these apps?

Unfortunately since I won't have a Z10 until Wednesday I haven't followed the side-loading discussions here much, so I'm not up on the technique.

Here's the general forum section on sideloading, you may want to browse around there or search it:

http://forums.crackberry.com/android...eloading-f279/

[ddlax22]

Just rebooted and turns out all the apps i have deleted after sideloading are still on my phone. How do I permanently delete these apps?

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use ddpb and then use the uninstall function to completely remove them

[anon5831562]

DDlax, please fill me in on what ddpb and the uninstall function is.... Sorry

[BlvckFvlcon]

DDlax, please fill me in on what ddpb and the uninstall function is.... Sorry

DDPB is the software you use to sideload apps with. When you connect your Z10 to your computer and sideload apps, there should be a button where it says uninstall. Just select which apps you want uninstalled and you're done.

[anon5831562]

Hey BlvckFvlcon, I am operating on a macintosh which strictly uses the Terminal application to sideload the apps onto the development mode Blackberry. How does a mac user like myself uninstall apps. Currently I just hold the app icon until the trash can appears and then click that..... Is that not sufficient?

[walcolm]

i'd say you wipe...update to the latest OS and then sideload your android apps again...saves you the trouble of trying to find the culprit app

[anon5831562]

Thanks Walcolm, I appreciate the input. Will try this tonight!

[pandapurple]

The latest software update has come through. 10.0.10.99 Singapore. Carrier - M1.

[Omnitech]

i'd say you wipe...update to the latest OS and then sideload your android apps again...saves you the trouble of trying to find the culprit app

If everyone had to do such things to respond to any problems we'd all be in a heap of trouble.

Jory128: I assume you used the Crackberry guide here?

I don't see any uninstall commands listed there, and while they probably exist, probably easier to use a different method.

From this thread, I found this article, which should do the trick, and much easier to deal with than the command-line thing.

HTH

[Ryan Simmons]

I'm on Telstra in Australia and was prompted to install 10.0.10.90 straight away. Battery life seems good so far. I wonder what's new in. 99? Wish you could easily install different OS versions like on previous BlackBerry's.

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[anon5831562]

If everyone had to do such things to respond to any problems we'd all be in a heap of trouble.

Jory128: I assume you used the Crackberry guide here?

I don't see any uninstall commands listed there, and while they probably exist, probably easier to use a different method.

From this thread, I found this article, which should do the trick, and much easier to deal with than the command-line thing.

HTH

Thanks Omnitech. I believe this function only works with Google Chrome and PC computers with Window's..... I gave it a try and my browser came up with nothing.......

[Omnitech]

Thanks Omnitech. I believe this function only works with Google Chrome and PC computers with Window's..... I gave it a try and my browser came up with nothing.......

The linked discussion was specifically about Macintoshes. And here is an exerpt from the article:

Let’s start, I use the Chrome extension called PlayBook App Manager, mainly because it can be used on many different PC OS platforms whether Windows or OSX.

Note: "OSX".

[taylortbb]

If you're using the terminal I assume you're using the blackberry-deploy command? Just run blackberry-deploy without any options and it will give you a list of commands. You'll need to use the list apps option, get the app's ID, then use the remove app option. It's pretty easy to do if you're comfortable with a terminal.

[rs87]

Just done a 5meg software update from 10.0.10.90 to the exact same version number. It said it was for better battery life but just curious why it didn't change the version number to something like 10.0.10.91 or something? (sorry if this has been said already)

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