I have noticed that all smartphones are coming packed with various features and programs and some of them I never use or rarely use. It is interesting becuase when you buy the device from the store, the salesman touts all of the phones capabilities and we listen in awe. We buy the phone and proceed to only texting, phone calls, light web browsing, and maybe GPS. Capabilities like geotagging, voice dialing, taking videos, and changing themes ae things I rarely do. What are some of the features or programs that came with your BB that you rarely or never use?
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I prob use the games the least I cant even tell you what games I have
I forgot about those. I used to play brick breaker then I moved to word mole (which is a really cool game by the way) but haven't played any of the games in months.
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Some of the things that came on my fone that I never will use are :
Passwordkeeper
.help,brickbreaker,documents to go,and a few others I forgot them all. Lol. But I went ahead and removed those even so took it another step
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I have a ton of apps on my Bold that I have never and probably will never use. These apps came with the OS and I wish I could get them off - but if they have to stay - it's no biggy with me...
Here's my list of unused/unwanted apps/features...XM Radio - AT&T navigator - Search - Games - mediaNet - AT&T Mall - Music ID - Yellow Pages Mobile - PacMan - Scrabble - Tetris - Music videos - Mobi TV - Make-Ur_Tones - Brain challenge - TwitterBerry - Community - Cv - Shop Music -My Cast Weather - and Visual Voice Mail.
I think that AT&T should set it up so that those apps/features will just delete themselves from your phone after about 6 months if you don't subscribe to them.
Some of the things that came on my fone that I never will use are :
Passwordkeeper
.help,brickbreaker,documents to go,and a few others I forgot them all. Lol. But I went ahead and removed those even so took it another step
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Hey - you removed them? Cool! So now I know that I just need to take the time to remove all of mine. Whoo-Hooo! Imma have me some freed up app memory now!
Hey - you removed them? Cool! So now I know that I just need to take the time to remove all of mine. Whoo-Hooo! Imma have me some freed up app memory now!
Peace...
Yeah I removed them by going to the options icon>advanced options>applications>and let it build the list and removed what I did not use that way.Since I did not use them ha why keep them and if I change my mind I can get them back or reload a old backup before I removed them .
I didn't think that you could remove the help I have anywhere between 30MB and 35MB. If I took out Word Mole, Password Keeper, and help do you think it would increase much? Also, where could I get them back from if I decided I wanted them?
Voice Dialing- I truly hate it
Search- useless
Password Keeper- dont use PWs
Help- Dont need need help
Setup Wizard- The use of this after the first time is beyond me
Pocket Express- useless
AIM- dont use this messenger client
I have a ton of apps on my Bold that I have never nad probably will never use. These apps came with the OS and I wish I could get them off - but if they have to stay - it's no biggy with me...
Here's my list of unused/unwanted apps/features...XM Radio - AT&T navigator - Search - Games - mediaNet - AT&T Mall - Music ID - Yellow Pages Mobile - PacMan - Scrabble - Tetris - Music videos - Mobi TV - Make-Ur_Tones - Brain challenge - TwitterBerry - Community - Cv - Shop Music -My Cast Weather - and Visual Voice Mail.
I think that AT&T should set it up so that those apps/features will just delete themselves from your phone after about 6 months if you don't subscribe to them.
Games? Does BlackBerry do games? Is it as good as PSP? If not, why bother?
Because not everybody has a PSP/Or they don't carry it with them everywhere they go. I like to kill time just fooling around with a game here and there.