yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] crackpot:
I'd love to help any way I could, my only issue is I work A LOT, so I'm not sure about my free time until around Christmas.

And I love me some JSON, PHP plays so nicely with it (usually, lol).
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Yeah I'm done with finals tomorrow so I'll finally get around to it this weekend. I want a nice break, this semester's been tough.

Nice to find another programmer though :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] alon2:
Thank you- works great
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
Did you use the KJ6 debloater after your phone came up from installation and went down to CWM or you applied it on the same CWM session of ROM installation ?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] alon2:
After my phone came up.I flushed Octane v3.0 yesterday and only today used the debloater...so far so good :-)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Logix:
ur freakin awesome <3
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mytoobits:
Awesome stuff. Very clever!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] 404glitch:
Works with any (KJ6) ROM, right?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
The name of it says it all!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bd1692:
Thank you

This+Adrenaline=Orgasm
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Farlander:
+1 Awesome work works perfectly
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shdw03:
just want to get an idea what most of you guys remove.....????
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Dec 20, 2011

Early xmas present for everyone, the debloater now runs from phones! You can use this directly from your phone browser for quicker flashing!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] 95Z28:
I remove everything I don't use, which would be a good 80% of the list.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Tempott:
Wow! This is exactly what is needed. Probably the single most effective tool in making a truly noticeable change in performance. THANKS!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Dec 22, 2011

New page design, made by Bilal Ayub. You can check out his LinkedIn profile here: http://goo.gl/Vu3k7
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
I'm curious... Could you all give me a list of things on this phone that can be taken off that would make my phone snappier?? Thank you i just don't want to take something off that shouldn't be taken off..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bswann:
Every option on the list can be removed except for the ones in blue. You can remove the options that are blue only if you have other alternatives and also know that removing those options in blue can cause problems with other apps or with your phone. For you though, leave the ones in blue!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
Ohhh okay thanks alot man... I haven't downloaded it yet but i do have that bloat freezer app.. I've thought about freezing Google maps but I've gotta look into see what's running alot in my background..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
If I was you I'd look through the whole list and check all the non-blue items, and take off checkmarks for anything you DO use on a regular basis.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
Okay that's cool.. All get around to checking this app tomorrow.. I'm at work at the moment.. But thanks alot.. I've installed Valhalla and then installed another last night and then another and i ending up putting Valhalla back on.... Octane 2 was actually pretty good.. It's just after i reinstalled Valhalla i noticed my phones internet was slower.. And my battery is ****...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Dec 28, 2011

Added the ability for the user to tap or click on an APK name in the list to select/deselect. Should make it easier on touchscreens!

Added backend improvements, specifically a caching system to ease the load on the server
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dorezen:
thank you for this, just installed on top of octane v3 and the phone definitely feels snappier.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jigglynuts:
I just used when flashing val black edition. It saved so much time and made removing bloatware painless. Thanks a lot for your hard work FB... It works absolutely flawlessly and I would recommend to anyone that is flashing a new rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chemo420:
Couldnt get it to work do I need to change mounts im running octane 3.0

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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Gonna need more details than that. Tell me everything you possibly can about how you're trying to make this work.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chemo420:
I flashed the zip from the link provided via cwm it said flash succsesfu but when I rebooted my phone the bloatware was still there
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Did you by any chance update the bloatware apps using the market? Did you flash this right after you installed a new rom?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chemo420:
No but I havent updated any bloatware
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] stephen_w:
FB, this freakin' rocks! Thanks a ton for this.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
No problem.

What exactly did you try to delete? What apps did you pick to remove?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jrico2:
Question

Is a Debloater phone specific? And Modem and Kernal specific?

I assume it is, cause when I loaded it on Vahalla, it let me pick T-mobile apps. I am not even on T-mobile.

So is there a Debloater for a telus Fascinate 4G phone?

Any info???
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Which ROM are you using?

EDIT

Valhalla. Well As far as I know Valhalla is based on the T-Mobile version of KJ6 so it'll remove whatever apps KJ6 came with.

EDIT 2

Saw that you have a T959P, this is the T959V. Are you sure you want to flash files that are for this phone :D. Well the debloater won't really cause any permanent damage other than missing apps, but be careful.

I made the debloater based on the T959V KJ6 rom specifically. I do have plans to make it let you pick custom apps to remove also, but I haven't gotten around to it and probably won't for a good while.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikeflash:
Ok this thing doesn't work correctly. I didn't use it after flashing and maybe I had some bloat updated, but why on earth would this zip file uninstall some of my installed apps not even selectable on this bloat list?

Like go sms pro and another app I don't remember, and who knows what other app I had installed that got removed. I used this tool a week ago and have been using my phone but didn't notice go sms pro was missing until today, when I was about to send a text message. I had like 20 unread sms on my inbox. I may need to reflash my rom just to be sure every app that shouldn't have been removed is still there.

I would advise anyone against using this debloater for the time being. Or make a list of all installed apps (including non bloat) and compare that list after you use this tool, that way you see which apps got removed. Btw, this debloater didn't remove amazon apps, the only thing I wanted to uninstall. To be fair, amazon mp3 had updates installed, but still, how can this tool remove apps not listed on the bloat list?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Please send me the zip file that you flashed which deleted gosms. I'd like to take a look at it. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikeflash:
Yup I read the script too, but how can an app disappear by itself? I know i had it installed... at least gosms because it's a must on all my rom setups. And I know I had it installed because there's an option in gosms that disables other sms app notifications, and since gosms was removed somehow, I didn't get any notification of incoming messages. There's no way I'd have disabled other messaging notifications by myself for no reason.

The only thing I did different this time was to use the debloater, since I don't use any of those apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Well I also use gosms but I'm sure it doesn't install itself in /system since it doesn't have write access to it. The only thing the script could have potentially deleted was Mms.apk but that wasn't on the list, and even without Mms.apk gosms would function correctly with regular SMS messages though you would lose the ability to send MMS messages.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] finch8423:
I really hope no one gets dissuaded from using this by the post above. This is a great tool, it freed up a ton of memory, both in storage and curiously with Ram as well. I guess you really do not know how many of these programs are constantly running, and wasting your system resources.

I'm going to be switching roms most likely, and I will be using this everytime, on Kj6 of course.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
+1

I use this Tool regularly with Zero issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sunsurfer42:
Yes, same here. Easy to use and works flawlessly. Thanks fb!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Jan 22, 2012

Added a git repository with the Debloater source code.

https://sourceforge.net/p/teamacid/debloater/
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ShadyAce80:
this works great! thanks for the hard work
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
hey fb i gotta question what exactly did you get rid of? cause i just wanna get rid of all that crap.. do ya think you could tell me all the bloat i can take off.. i titanium alot of it but if i use this could you maybe make a list of stuff that is on the phone that we could take off please.. if ya got time man.. maybe there is just some other bloat im unaware of.. cause right now when i look at running services in my phone it says 146 mb used and 136 mb free.. and i really dont have alot of stuff on my phone.. thanx bro
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sunsurfer42:
Click the link. It let's you choose. He's already made the list.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
So basically everything thats on rhat list is okay to check.. Iwas just not wanting to check sonething that i shouldnt... I didnt notice all rhat untill ichecked the download.. Thanks..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sunsurfer42:
Some do require replacement apps. They are clearly marked. I just check all the safe ones that I don't use.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
As sunsurfer said, the fastest way to go about it is to click on "Select All" and go through the list and UNcheck everything that you DO use so that it won't get deleted. Also, read the instructions at the top of the debloater page.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AntonX:
FBis251, I usually remove few more unneeded packages if they are still in the ROM, so you may include them in the list.

LogMeIn Rescue files, a T-Mobile backdoor to get to our phones remotely, two APKs:

LMIRescue.apk

LMIRescueSecurity.apk

Samsung OTA updater service (don't think we'll ever need it anymore):

wssyncmlnps.apk

T-Mobile Visual Voicemail:

vvm-signed.apk

When removing Swype, there is a library file in the /system/lib that has to be removed as well, but it has a weird file name with the version number in it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mysticfrog:
I got it thanks alot guys..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] larry12s:
Debloater

@FBis251

1. Will this debloater work on Stock GB 2.3.6 from Samsung kies ?

http://teamacid.sourceforge.net/debloater/

2. I did do a couple of updates =Will I get Bricked?

3. Also how do I install it?

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
From the OP:

1) KJ6 is Gingerbread 2.3.6

2) Nope.

3)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MonteCarlo28s:
AWESOME FIND thanks coming your way Fb
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hittzman:
Very nice work FB. It definitely makes our phone mods much easier. Your work(s) are greatly appreciated. Thanks.

EDIT> I noticed when I chose to remove:

T-Mobile Visual VoiceMail (vvm)

: it stopped my voicemail notifications from showing in the status bar.

My Files

: I wasnt able to attach audio files in mms.(I had removed the My Files.apk and kept ES File Explorer)

EDIT> After further testing of trying to attach audio files (ringtones) using ES File Explorer (without "My Files.apk" installed) I was

able to using these steps:

1. open ES File Explorer

2. navigate to audio file (ringtone)

3. long press and choose "Share" then "Messaging" then enter recipient and any text.

The process that did not work while "My Files.apk" was uninstalled was choosing contact, attach, "audio" (after choosing audio I would get a force close)

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[TouchPad General] Novarider:
Like the title says, how happy are you with your Touchpad?

I'm asking because I want a tablet and had made up my mind that I was going to get the Transformer Prime. However I'm now considering getting a Touchpad refurbished from ebay tomorrow. I know the prime has a quad core processor with a better gpu but I'm wondering if the Touchpad will do what I want.

I want a tablet for Internet browsing, play some games, read (I read a lot) and also possibly use at work.

I am a concierge at a resort so if I use it at work I will need to be able to take people's info (name, number, etc) so I can call a show/resteraunt and make reservations. I would also need to be able to show pictures of seating charts to show them where they will be sitting. I need to be able to switch between their info and the pictures quickly.

Does it sound like the Touchpad will do what I want or should I hold out for the prime?

Also does a capacitive stylus work with the Touchpad to take hand written notes?

If I get the Touchpad I will most likely be putting cm7/cm9 on it.
[TouchPad General] Leoisright:
For work purposes hp and android is not a good move. It's not native and will continue to be buggy. Hate to say it because I love my tp, but when it comes to work, I would use webos or another android device. Webos may be limited to what you want to accomplish too.

Do some heavy research on android/webOS/ipad reviews. They all do great things in their own right.
[TouchPad General] RadDudeTommy:
the touchpad will do everything you need it to do (I can't speak for the stylus) if you put on cm7 I suggest getting the 32gig for sure as cm7 takes up roughly 2 gigs. But with webos becoming open source the touchpad will only get better. Personally I find the touchpad relaxing. Its is isn't so overdone so everything works the way it should, switching between apps is very pleasant, there isn't much customization but sometimes that's overrated anyway. I have a phone and computer to customize, I've found that I want my tablet to just work. And the touchpad works better than the iPad I feel. Android works great on it, so you will have that choice if you want. Honestly, for the price, you can't beat it, quad core is just ridiculously unneeded for what you said you'd use your tablet for. Also, I enjoy the virtual keyboard on the touchpad.

Sent from my LG-P925
[TouchPad General] Novarider:
I don't want an ipad they are to locked down for my taste(I had an iphone) Iproducts are to overrated Imo and are more like a fad. Plus if I'm going to spend $450+ I will just get the prime.

I'm thinking about getting the Touchpad and if it won't work the way I want it to I will just give it to my wife to play with and I will get the prime.
[TouchPad General] Novarider:
Do you use cm7 or webos on your Touchpad?
[TouchPad General] Novarider:
Can cm7 overclock BOTH cores to 1.7ghz like webos can?
[TouchPad General] dbolot1:
yes, you can overclock
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I agree with many of the comments.

As you are describing your use the TouchPad should work. I have not used a stylus myself, but I am fairly certain they will work with any capacitive screen, so they should work on the TouchPad. There is a whole thread on styluses in the accessory forum.

I also felt CM7 is buggy. I prefer webOS myself. The app switching, and multi-tasking is so much more intuitive in webOS. It's logical and elegant. Gingerbread does not multi-task in a easy to use way. I have not used Honeycomb, so I cannot speak to that. I think CM9 on the TouchPad will make this device a halo device. webOS just feels like it was designed with tablets in mind, ginderbread does not.

If you buy a TouchPad for $99, and the accessory pack for $79, you will have a stand to set it on (Touchstone charger), a keyboard, and a great case. Its like having a netbook that you never have to plug in or unplug.

If you get one on Sunday and don't like it, and your wife doesn't like it (both unlikely) your worst case scenario is that you sell it, double your money (at least), and use that to buy the prime.

I think if you buy it without any pre-conceived stereotypes, you will find your self pleasantly surprised and very happy with it. You really have nothing to lose if you buy it.
[TouchPad General] Bharakrama:
I love my Touchpad although I do miss the "cards" from WebOS. I know that during the first couple of days after I switched to Android I'd hit the home button and expect my app to go into a card instead of just going back to the home screen. I also ended up heavily modifying Android when I initially installed it on the Touchpad which slowed it down to the point where when I switched back to WebOS for something the increase in responsiveness and the fluidity of the OS really made me wonder whether I should stick with WebOS for the entirity of my ownership of the Touchpad ... but then the lack of the apps really started wearing on me and went back to Android with the knowledge of making slight modifications instead of trying to make it look exactly like ICS.
[TouchPad General] abacona:
I say dual boot the touchpad-

For work, it sounds like webos is enough.

For home, android is fun :)
[TouchPad General] Novarider:
You can dual boot the touchpad? Hmmmmm. Sounds like I need the 32gb version!
[TouchPad General] Daughain:
As far as I know, right now webOS doesn't support handwriting input. Everything else should work for you. Hit Precentral, and add a few patches or mods, and you should be set.

Also, in a few months, there should be some major changes to webOS, once the source is given a repository. :-) :-)

Sent from my very "non-stock" TP.
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
Right now dual boot is the only way, you cannot remove webOS. The 16 is plenty, after installing both I have like 13GB left.
[TouchPad General] Bannerman:
I have no complaints with the touchpad at all. I still find myself recommending it to people as a tablet to buy for $ value (even used or on craigs/ebay etc).

looking forward to putting the Android on it within the next week once I find some free time.
[TouchPad General] Novarider:
You can boot into either os you want? Like its an option?
[TouchPad General] method2madness:
Yes. There is a boot menu upon powering on and you can select which one you want to boot from. If you don't select anything in 5 seconds, it automatically boots Android (Can be changed).
[TouchPad General] HTC Chris:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1362983

Every reboot
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I changed mine to default to webOS instead on Android. I prefer webOS for most tasks, but every once in a while I will switch back. There is a reboot to webOS option in the power menu, but in my experience it just shuts it down.

I hope the ICS implementation is the same. Its nice knowing you have a backup OS, but with ICS I think I will make ICS my default.

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] RadDudeTommy:
Yeah, you can't actually get away from webos on the touchpad, cm7 is still in alpha testing so destroying webos would be a mistake, the deva set jr up to dualboot and its actually a really simple process, I just followed a YouTube video.

Sent from my LG-P925
[TouchPad General] archibrid:
does android drop?

I had a Toshiba Folio 100 and after 1 or 2 hours of work Gingerbread used to get stuck i had to restart... same with honeycomb... but i guess that was a RAM thing...

what about touchpad? - do you need to restart it and if yes - how many times a day or on what hourly basis?
[TouchPad General] RadDudeTommy:
I've only had Android about a week and have run into no glitches.some people have reported the restart issue. I guess I'm lucky.

Sent from my LG-P925
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I've had a few sleep deaths, where you leave it idle for too long and it turns off. I've also had the notorious wifi issue, and a few times it just freezes and becomes unresponsive.

This combined with my preference for webOS meant that I don't leave it on android when I'm not using it, so only a few hours at a time.

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] archibrid:
yeah - the same problems I did have with my folio...the good thing was that it booted really really fast so you couldn't get really bothered restarting it... what about the boot times with CM7 on TP?
[TouchPad General] Leoisright:
It boots fast.

Biggest thing is you wont find a heterosexual deal than the touchpad. Its fast, hardware is very nice, can dualboot, and now webOS will be open source code. For the money, nothing can touch it.
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
What kind of deal? Better?
[TouchPad General] skelotic:
Yeah, I'm trying to make the same decision and I'm not sure yet. I would like to have ICS and we don't know if they will hit a major bug down the road that could make ICS impossible. The price can't be beat however and I might just buy it and then sell it if we do not get ICS.
[TouchPad General] Leoisright:
Lol, yeah. Damn spellcheck.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osama1103:
Hello,

I flashed the new radio on Desire HD yesterday.

Why do i have 1.72.405.3 base, not 3.12.405.1 from new base DHD

Sorry my english and please answer me

Thanks :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osama1103:
I noticed this in the bootloader menu in system info..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
As smooth as a ninja!

Features:

*Fully Deodexed

*All apps Zipaligned

*Based on latest OTA update (4.08.605.2)

*Some Bloatware Removed (e.g Amazon MP3), you can find all removed apps in the addons on post 2

*Excellent Battery Life (Stock Kernel)

*Optical Joystick wake

*Advanced Power Menu

*Quicksettings

*Fruit Ninja free installed :)

*As close to Stock ROM as possible

*Various useful apps pre-installed e.g Titanium Backup and ROM Manager

*Screenshots (Power Button + Home)

*Google Music App 4.0.9 (ICS) Guide on how to get Google Music outside USA

*Superuser + Busybox

*Sense 3.0 Wallpapers

Thanks to :

*HTC for their beautiful Sense overlay

*Google for the awesome operating system

*Dsixda for his kitchen

*All Droid Incredible developers

Screenshots are in the attachments

Installation Notes

Make sure you do a full wipe before installing. You can flash a custom kernel after, but make sure you wipe the cache. If you want to add back any of the removed apps , you can find them in the 2nd post

Download Version 1.0

http://*******/4Imrz

Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage caused to your device, please flash the rom at your own risk

Hit thanks if you like my work!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Add-ons

Click on to download

Removed Apps Unzip and place the apks you want inside the ROM zip, or just install using a file manager such as Astro

Battery with 1% Increments Just flash through recovery. Wipe cache if it doesn't work

More coming soon!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Reuploading as there was an error with the upload ... will take 5-10 minutes
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Download link now working
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Alton (Halo 2):
Thx man ur work is appreciated
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad24taylor:
Awesome work, sir. Looking to try this out when I get home from work.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Don't forget to hit Thanks ;)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Alton (Halo 2):
canu add 1% increments in the battery ? plz?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Will do for the next update..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Alton (Halo 2):
ok thx :D

and once again thank u
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Any other requests for features in the next update?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] MicroMod777:
Can u add 3.0 lockscreen?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] cpie20:
Ics transitions and boot animation :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
I'll try for the next updatr
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmmcfc:
Im trying to keep this as close to stock as possible