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Removing daily briefing

Hi is there any easy way to remove the daily briefing app? My phone is rooted
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install titanium backup
then you can use it to uninstall daily briefing
that is like the very first thing i did after i rooted my phone

Ok I have titanium backup already. Didn't know it could do that. Cheers
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If Daily Briefing were just dragged into the trash on your screen, wouldn't that solve the lag issue?

I wanted to completely removethe app not just stop using the widget.i noticed that it was running in the background even though I wasn't using it. Titanium worked well anyway.
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you'r welcome

Old market

Hi. I flashed the new google apps with the new market, i dont really like it and is there any way to get the old market without restoring a backup?
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Even if you do you will eventually end up with the new one it automatically downloads when you go into the market.
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deleting lg apps

ive got titanium backup on my phone and im trying to delete the LG facebook, twitter and myspace app but i cannot find them?
how can i delete them?

I can advise system tuner,go to system apps and choose delet. That will do it. But you have to root phone if you didnt. But i think its safer to freeze.
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It's called sns. This will get rid of the lot
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Google Play Music app. I want to get rid of it!

Is it possible to get rid of the Google Play Music app? I hate that thing and I hate downloading music from it. I just like to use the HTC Sense music app.
I can drag the icon to the uninstall portion of the screen but it doesn't uninstall.
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You have to be rooted you can use titanium backup or file manager both are free in the play store

treetolber said:
Is it possible to get rid of the Google Play Music app? I hate that thing and I hate downloading music from it. I just like to use the HTC Sense music app.
I can drag the icon to the uninstall portion of the screen but it doesn't uninstall.
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Personally I use uninstall master to go through and remove apps I don't want which includes most of the google play stuff. But like SkinnyBiggs noted you have to be rooted.
I also try to remove them from ROMs before I load them.
MG

SkinnyBiggs said:
You have to be rooted you can use titanium backup or file manager both are free in the play store
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I am rooted and running the 42One Aftermath ROM.
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moregadget said:
Personally I use uninstall master to go through and remove apps I don't want which includes most of the google play stuff. But like SkinnyBiggs noted you have to be rooted.
I also try to remove them from ROMs before I load them.
MG
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I will try uninstall master. Thanks.
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Update. Master uninstall worked.
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Backup?

Need some advice on what would be considered the best back up app there is. Let me know what apps everyone is using and what they do/don't do. Thanks
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Titanium Backup Pro.
I tried several, but this one works. It has saved me a dozen times at least!
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Thanks for the reply, that's the normal one I use but sometimes it's very unstable and some of my apps stop giving me notifications after I restore them. Anyone one else have any suggestions? I've also used helium which is nice but also doesn't work all the time.
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