Essential Official Android Thread
is there a way to take this stupid ass google settings app off my phone or no?
and once you root a phone, take off all the factory apps, can you unroot it, and will the factory apps stay gone?
a shorty is annoyed as hell with google
im finna start sending hate mail
and once you root a phone, take off all the factory apps, can you unroot it, and will the factory apps stay gone?
a shorty is annoyed as hell with google
im finna start sending hate mail
No its not rooted. I launch it and it immediately returns to the home screen
lol @ him playing THAT song
im not blown away by those speakers but ill reserve further judgement. HTC uses too many gimmicks for my taste. ill wait for a quiet room but the iphone still have the best speakers to me clarity wise
The apps will stay gone but in order to push future updates you'll need to reinstall every Google app that you removed. Download a launcher that can hide the apps from your app drawer and be done with it IMO...
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No, enlighten us PLEASElol at dudes hiding the green google settings icons. do you know what that icon is for
No, enlighten us PLEASE
its a place where you revoke app permission and disconnect all your info from any app/or website that you gave access to your google profile/account. its an app control panel. How many of you dudes sign up for sites using your facebook and twitter account and never revoke the permission that you gave the site
i went in a few days ago and revoke all the 3rd party apps i gave access to my twitter account
Anyways
Google rolled out a new google+ sign in system and introduced a green google app to all android devices. The purpose of the green google settings icon is simply to show the apps that you gave access to your google+ profile like fancy or a spotify. I use twitter and facebook connect in the past it was hard to find the revoke permission option after uninstalling the app. Many people who deleted spotify never revoke the app permission. This is google beating everybody at privacy again. so essentially the green google icon is your privacy settings under one roof. also on the G+ mobile there is a new feature call apps...it shows the apps that have access to your google+ account via your permission. its a place to manage the access or revoke the permission
http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/26/4...-on-facebook-connect-and-frictionless-sharing
No, enlighten us PLEASE
P.S green icon is a hint to some kinda dessert i wonder what that is
I doubt you could really tell if the sound is good or bad via youtube. You'd have to probably try it at a store.