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I love Gingerbread on the Pro, and love having it rooted (kudos to P3), but have noticed that its a little trickier to freeze unwanted apps (via Titanium Backup) without stumbling upon system conflicts.
Note - I use Launcher Pro Plus for my launcher app. I also use Handcent for SMS and K9 for all my email (4 gmail/google apps accounts); no MS Exchange
Thus far, the things I have successfully frozen:
Bookmarks Widget
CityID
Email
Email Authenticator
Files
Flickr
Help Center
Home screen tips
LastFM
Messaging
My Verizon Mobile
Myspace
New & Weather
News
NFS Shift
Orkut
Photobucket
Quickoffice
Rich Location
Skype mobile
Skyrock Authenticator
Social Messaging
Social Messaging Services
Social Networking
Social Sharing
Social Status
Task Manager
Toggle Widgets
V Cast Apps
Voice Commands
VZ Navigator
Weather
Yahoo Contacts
Thanks for the list. You've rooted GB on the Pro?
LeoBloom. said:
Thanks for the list. You've rooted GB on the Pro?
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Yes - rooted GB via Team Black Hat
in my experience, freezing the authenticators seems to cause my motorola contacts to force close; e.g. I can't open any contacts. Not sure if skyrock messes anything up but probably check just in case
clifference said:
in my experience, freezing the authenticators seems to cause my motorola contacts to force close; e.g. I can't open any contacts. Not sure if skyrock messes anything up but probably check just in case
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Agree. I have gone through several iterations arriving at the list that results with no force closes. So far, so good.
I've frozen DLNA as well, but it still seems to show up on my watchdog so I had to rename the apk to get rid of it.
Android Live Wallpapers
Adservice
Desk Home
Help Center
Magic Smoke Wallpapers
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As far as I know, there are 2 apps for DLNA. The first has the obvious name of DLNA but there is a second one where it has a different name but has "dlna" in the service name. Found using SystemApkManager
great list!
I followed this list and everything went great (but I did not freeze anything, I just cut & paste all apps on my SD card), except I lost my Messaging application (duh!) So I put the messaging APK back in the system/app folder and restarted, but the Messaging app still doesn't show in the app drawer. Any ideas? Am I supposed to "ADB Push" it?
Help Anyone?
Update: So I was trying to flash the TBH Gingerbread files via recovery & the flashing was aborted! But when I rebooted I found that my Messaging app has been restored Talk about lucky.
Help！How to ROOT the droid pro
jhalsey205 said:
Yes - rooted GB via Team Black Hat
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Help！How to ROOT the droid pro
Kudos for the list, and GB on Pro
I too am an avid Gingerbread Boy on Droid Pro. I had a Pro for almost 3 years, running v 2.3.4 (OTA updates from Froyo to GB 2.3.3, then OTW to 2.3.4), but never realized I couldn't root on 2.3.4 so I found a blog by Sarat Marudhuri, "Rooting For Dummies," and was all set to begin following his steps, including flashing back to 2.3.3.
This past Saturday, after a week of thinking my battery was becoming toasted as I couldn't maintain a good 3G signal and the battery kept wearing out in no time because when 3G returned and the Bloatwares all got happy and started up again, I was still avidly pursuing root. Sunday Page Plus had a major server shutdown, both web and phones, and my broker, Prepaid Online, told me all about it, and asked that I keep trying. At 20 minutes before 9 (central), I managed to score on the call in, and hit the "hold circle" with muzak for about 39 minutes, then got a recording stating the office hours, and the office was closed, so try tomorrow. A buddy of mine is manager of a corporate store, and had a Pro that someone had traded in, so he gave it to me. To my surprise, it was pristine in condition, and was still on 2.3.3! Now this evening, I've spent the past 5 hours working through Sarat's blog and yes, I am now officially "ROOTED" although I'm going to stick with the current version and avoid 2.3.4. I used his list to freeze at that Verizon Bloatware, and confirmed his list with your's!
Hats off to XDA-developers for giving us such a great resource to streamline our Android phones!
I got my SGT2_7 P3113UEALD3 a few days ago and used it stock no root no flashing other ROM on it just to see how it performs. It was a bit slow. Then I rooted installed TiBu and started freezing apps didn't delete any and now it runs fast and smooth. These are the apps I froze.
AccuWeather
Amazon Kindle
Aurora 2.1.1
Bluetooth Test 1.0
Bubbles 1.0
Camera 1.5 I installed Camera ICS 1.1.1a
CharOn 1.8.3
Choco EUKor 1.0
com.android.smspush 4.0.3
com.samsung.app.playreadyui 4.0.3
CSC 1.0 (maybe I shouldn't have done this one cause don't know what exactly it does but so far I had no problems so I'll leave it frozen)
Digital clock 1.0
DSMForwarding 1.0
DSMLawmo 1.0
DttSupport 1.0
Dual clock 1.0
Factory Mode 1.0 (don't know what the last five do but no problems yet)
Factory Test 1.0
Game Hub 2.0 (don't play games)
Google Play Books 2.5.83
Google Play Movies & TV 2.0.9c ( I got Netflix )
Google Play Music 4.1.513
Google Search 1.4.1 (use the browser)
Google Text-to-Speach Engine
Google+
Helv Neue S 1.0 ( ? )
Bookmarks internet ( I use Dolphin HD )
Key Chain ( ? )
Kobo 2.7.816
Market Feedback Agent
Media Hub 1.6.0
Mobile print 1.6.0
Mobile tracker 1.0
Music Hub
MusicFX ( I installed Volume+ )
OMACP v3_1203_2_1
Phase beam 1.0
PhoneUtil 1.0.0
Photo wall
PickupTutorial
PopupuiReceiver
PressReader 3.6.0314 ( I use other )
Program monitor 1.0
Readers Hub
Samsung account
Samsung apps
Samsung keyboard ( I use Swype )
Samsung push service
Samsung TTS
SamsungAppsUNA2
Screen capture
SecLauncher ( I use Apex or ADW )
SecWalpaperChooser ( I use -wp clock- )
Setup Wizard
SNS
Sound Recorder
SurfSetProp
SysScope 2.1.0
Talkback 3.0.2
TwDFSApp
Voice Search
World clock
Yahoo Finance
Yahoo News
YouTube ( I use Dolphin )
Zinio
Am also thinking of freezing -VpnDialogs- but will wait, not shure what it does. Also I welcome all comments and explanation on some of the apps and what they do. I'm a noob at this just figured I try something and see what happens. Also as I already mentioned so far so good everything is running OK fast n smooth. Just thought I put this out for other noobs that are holding back from flashing new ROMs , this is an alternative no deleting just freezing.
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When you freeze the apps it means you disable it right? since some of the apps are essential like the camera, or accessing google+
Thanks, this has reminded me to freeze some more on mine.
innov said:
When you freeze the apps it means you disable it right? since some of the apps are essential like the camera, or accessing google+
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Yes freezing disables it (basically blocks it from doing anything) in fact at the moment they are just taking up space, but didn't want to uninstall or delete anything until I tested the tab for a week see how it handles and if there are any arising problems because of them being frozen.
As I mentioned I use -Camera ICS- so I will be deleting the Camera app that came with the tab. Also what ever app you don't use I recommend freezing or deleting. Freezing apps you don't use on daily basis and just deleting the ones you don't use at all
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I did something similar with my 3113 last night. I used a list that I found in another thread though that's in xls format.
I have a question though. I installed Steam through the play store. At login, all I get is a 2 tone gray / black screen. Is anyone aware of any of these apps possibly having an effect on the steam app or connectivity? I googled the problem, and I'm not the only person to have this happen. However, it wasn't just with this tab and the problem seems rare.
Lehocki said:
I got my SGT2_7 P3113UEALD3 a few days ago and used it stock no root no flashing other ROM on it just to see how it performs. It was a bit slow. Then I rooted installed TiBu and started freezing apps didn't delete any and now it runs fast and smooth. These are the apps I froze.
AccuWeather
Amazon Kindle
Aurora 2.1.1
Bluetooth Test 1.0
Bubbles 1.0
Camera 1.5 I installed Camera ICS 1.1.1a
CharOn 1.8.3
Choco EUKor 1.0
com.android.smspush 4.0.3
com.samsung.app.playreadyui 4.0.3
CSC 1.0 (maybe I shouldn't have done this one cause don't know what exactly it does but so far I had no problems so I'll leave it frozen)
Digital clock 1.0
DSMForwarding 1.0
DSMLawmo 1.0
DttSupport 1.0
Dual clock 1.0
Factory Mode 1.0 (don't know what the last five do but no problems yet)
Factory Test 1.0
Game Hub 2.0 (don't play games)
Google Play Books 2.5.83
Google Play Movies & TV 2.0.9c ( I got Netflix )
Google Play Music 4.1.513
Google Search 1.4.1 (use the browser)
Google Text-to-Speach Engine
Google+
Helv Neue S 1.0 ( ? )
Bookmarks internet ( I use Dolphin HD )
Key Chain ( ? )
Kobo 2.7.816
Market Feedback Agent
Media Hub 1.6.0
Mobile print 1.6.0
Mobile tracker 1.0
Music Hub
MusicFX ( I installed Volume+ )
OMACP v3_1203_2_1
Phase beam 1.0
PhoneUtil 1.0.0
Photo wall
PickupTutorial
PopupuiReceiver
PressReader 3.6.0314 ( I use other )
Program monitor 1.0
Readers Hub
Samsung account
Samsung apps
Samsung keyboard ( I use Swype )
Samsung push service
Samsung TTS
SamsungAppsUNA2
Screen capture
SecLauncher ( I use Apex or ADW )
SecWalpaperChooser ( I use -wp clock- )
Setup Wizard
SNS
Sound Recorder
SurfSetProp
SysScope 2.1.0
Talkback 3.0.2
TwDFSApp
Voice Search
World clock
Yahoo Finance
Yahoo News
YouTube ( I use Dolphin )
Zinio
Am also thinking of freezing -VpnDialogs- but will wait, not shure what it does. Also I welcome all comments and explanation on some of the apps and what they do. I'm a noob at this just figured I try something and see what happens. Also as I already mentioned so far so good everything is running OK fast n smooth. Just thought I put this out for other noobs that are holding back from flashing new ROMs , this is an alternative no deleting just freezing.
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You can disabke many more...
Like Google maps as it starts it service it background and eats ram....
Also you can disable Samsung cloud adapters,calander,contacts synchronization app and many more...as I am currently on cyanogen mod so do not have list of all apps...
You can ask for apps which u have doubt in.....
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Be careful not to load any games on that tab, they eat a lot of memory,
Autostarts is an awesome program to keep apps from starting. Also rom toolbox has a startup feature in it.
sent from MY BAD A$$ ET4G
Here's the list I used that I got from another thread here on XDA -
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4c4jei5ZRkzSDhzM3JNMWRMa28/edit?usp=sharing
Tonight I started uninstalling pre-loaded bloat. Will do more tomorrow.
DigitalMD said:
Be careful not to load any games on that tab, they eat a lot of memory,
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Meh. I've installed quite a few apps, including some games, and still showing about 3gb free. Going to try the internal to external sd swap once I get my ROM slimmed down as much as possible, backed up, wiped and reflashed. If you're having storage space issues, check out the swap - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1961097
Zagnutty said:
Meh. I've installed quite a few apps, including some games, and still showing about 3gb free. Going to try the internal to external sd swap once I get my ROM slimmed down as much as possible, backed up, wiped and reflashed. If you're having storage space issues, check out the swap - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1961097
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That script works really well, it is also why i'm not moving past 4.1.2, it doesn't work on versions beyond that, because of the storage structure( multi-user ability maybe?), or something.
I agree with the op. Even on my favorite ROMs, which have less bloat than stock, I need to freeze apps in order to free up ram.
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I haven't flashed a new rom yet, nor have I tried the sd swap trick / script. Got my gf an 8gb sd card today for her to use for movies on a road trip in a week. When she gets back, I'm going to switch her for my 4gb and then try the swap.
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Not needed/redundant STOCK apps safely deleted with Titanium BackUp:
1. Chat On (Personally I use WhatsApp)
2. Chrome (I prefer Dolphin Browser)
3. E Mail (I keep G Mail instead)
4. Game Hub (Play Store is enough for me)
5. Google + (I use FaceBook only)
6. Help (Read XDA instead!!!)
7. Internet (Dolphin!!!)
8. Messenger (WhatsApp)
9. Play Movies (I don´t see movies in my phone)
10. Play Books (Same)
11. S Suggest (Google Play)
12. S Voice (Keep Voice Search of Google Now)
13. Samsung Apps (Google Play)
14. Talk (WhatsApp again)
15. Video Hub (Same as Play Movies)
16. Video Player (I choose MX Player)
Suggestions are accepted, of course.
Don´t forget 3 little things:
-Do a full BackUp first at all!!!
-Freeze the App before deleting it. And if it all keep working delete safely
-Clean up Dalvik cache
UPDATE: Also dafe to remove:
1. User manual
2. Yahoo Finances
3. Yahoo News
4. Live Wallpapers
*Mood change*
I see now that this thread is great.
Good job
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OK,
Admin can delete this post if you are right.
I only want to post which apps are SAFE to remove.
Sorry.
ppero196 said:
Idk why did you started this thread cause everyone has their personal opinions.
This thread is useless
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i like posts like these, i not so familiar witjh what i can remove and what not.
So its alwaus usefull if i can gind some help
geert000 said:
i like posts like these, i not so familiar witjh what i can remove and what not.
So its alwaus usefull if i can gind some help
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I also like thread like these! When we get a root and a recovery, treads like these can be used to lighten our official ROMs!
I edited my post above
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Just found out about this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
Relevant thread and "fun" conversations:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
:victory:
quendil said:
Just found out about this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
Relevant thread and "fun" conversations:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
:victory:
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Not working in the moment Galaxy S III Mini has not CWM
cheech01 said:
Not working in the moment Galaxy S III Mini has not CWM
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Dont know yet, havent tried it on our phone.
But this article http://www.xda-developers.com/android/easily-remove-bloatware-from-your-rom-via-recovery/ specifies that it might work on stock recovery.
CWM
Until a version of CWM will be avaible for our phone, pre-rooted stock firmware is the only option I know.
I think using Titanium BackUp manually is our only choice for lighten our official ROM.
Dou you agree with me?
Battery
I choose to delete these apps no for getting free memory, because 4,5 GB are enough for me (My former phone only had 221 MB!!!). I choose to do it for keeping bloatware draining my battery running in background or whenever you use them.
For this is also useful useful 2 easy "tricks":
1. AdFree
2. Droid Wall
A lot of "free" apps use bandwith (and battery) everytime you use them. Keeping them to access internet you save both bandwith and battery.
aavvaallooss said:
I choose to delete these apps no for getting free memory, because 4,5 GB are enough for me (My former phone only had 221 MB!!!). I choose to do it for keeping bloatware draining my battery running in background or whenever you use them.
For this is also useful useful 2 easy "tricks":
1. AdFree
2. Droid Wall
A lot of "free" apps use bandwith (and battery) everytime you use them. Keeping them to access internet you save both bandwith and battery.
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What i personally do is go the Settings > Applications and disable every app that i dont need.
This is a new Jelly Bean feature!
You guys can try it until a cwm or root will be available for our device.
quendil said:
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What i personally do is go the Settings > Applications and disable every app that i dont need.
This is a new Jelly Bean feature!
You guys can try it until a cwm or root will be available for our device.
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Doing that does these apps re-enable on next reboot? I need something permanent.
aavvaallooss said:
Doing that does these apps re-enable on next reboot? I need something permanent.
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Its permanent.
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ppero196 said:
Its permanent.
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Thank you so much!
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CWM
cheech01 said:
Not working in the moment Galaxy S III Mini has not CWM
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There is a ClockWorkMod ROM manager for Samsung Galaxy Mini and for Samsung Galaxy III but no yet for our S III Mini:
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
You can use bloatware remover also (free from play store) it also has option to backup
I need to revome a ton of stuff. Thanks!
Here‘s my list of system applications I froze with Titanium on my I8190 and with which I haven’t encountered any troubles so far. If I didn’t find out what an application actually does I didn’t freeze it.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING TOUCHWIZ DEACTIVATION: this was the step I was most nervous about because if you’re stuck without a working launcher you’re obviously in trouble! What worked for me was installing Holo Launcher HD, make this the default launcher, make it a system app with Titanium and only then freeze Touchwiz Home. I didn’t encounter any problem after reboot.
DISCLAIMER: Disabling these applications worked for my personal device, only! Any changes you make to your system are at your own risk. I am not resonsible for any damage this may cause to your device. I strongly advise you to make a Nandroid backup beforehand.
AllShare Service 1.0.0
Bubbles 1.0
Calculator 1.0
ChatON 1.11.2
ChocoEUKor 1.0
Chrome 18.0.1025469
Clock (digital) 1.0
Clock (funky) 1.0
Clock (modern) 1.0
com.samsung.app.playreadyui 1.0.0
com.sec.android.app.minimode.res
com.sec.android.providers.downloads
CoolEUKor 1.0
Deep sea 1.0
Dual Clock (analogue) 1.0
Dual Clock (digital) 1.0
E-Mail 4.0
Enterprise SysScope Service
Enterprise VPN Services
EnterprisePermissions 1.0
Favourite Apps 1.0
FM Radio 1.0
Game Hub 12.12.14.01
Google Play Magazines 1.2.0
Google+ 3.3.0.40049528
Help 1.0
Helv Neue S 1.0
Internet
Kies via Wi-Fi 2.0.0
Lcdtest 1.0
Live Wallpaper Picker
Luminous dots 1.0
Music Player 5.0.5
MusicFX 1.4
Phase Beam 1.0
Picasa Uploader 1.1.40000
Polaris Viewer 4.1.4.1.4212.04
PopupuiReceiver 1.6
RoseEUKor 1.0
S Planner
S Planner Widget 1.0
S Suggest 3.2.75
Samsung account 1.3.079
Samsung Apps 2.10.058
Samsung Backup 1.0
Samsung Backup Provider 1.2
Samsung Cloud Data Relay 1.4.12r8
Samsung keyboard 1.0: CAUTION – You need to install a 3rd party keyboard like SwiftKey first and make it the default keyboard
Samsung Push Service 1.1.3
Samsung SetupWizard 1.0
SamsungAppsUNA2 2.0.35
SASlideShow 1.0
Self Test Mode 1.0
Service mode
Simple Alarm Clock 1.0
SNS 1.1.0
Software update v2.2.9
Software update v5_1211_2_1
Stock Daemon(EUR) 121116.01
SyncmIDS v3_1210_2_1
SysScope 1.1.16
TalkBack 3.2.1
Topic Wall 1.0
TouchWiz Home: EXTREME CAUTION, SEE NOTE ABOVE!!!
TwDVFSApp 1.0
User manual 1.0
Video Hub 1.1.23
Video Player 1.0
Voice Recorder 0.1
VpnDialogs
Weather Daemon 121113.01
Weather Widget 121127.01
Weather Widget Main 121127.01
Windy Weather 1.0
WlanTest 1.0.0
wssyncmlnps 2.0.0
Yahoo! Finance 121122.01
Yahoo! News 12.11.15.01
Hi boys. Here is list from me About some apps I don't know what for they are, but I know, that phone works without it too Of course, lot of them was written here, it just what I removed. Btw, do full backup before removing
Active Applications 1.1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.programmonitorwidget)
AllShare Service 1.0.0 (com.sec.android.allshare.framework)
AvrcpServiceSamsung 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.samsung.avrcp)
BluetoothTest 1.0 (com.sec.android.app.bluetoothtest)
Bubbles 1.0 (com.android.noisefield)
CapabilityManagerService 2.4.0 (com.sec.android.service.cm)
ChatON 1.11.2 (com.sec.chaton)
ChocoEUKor 1.0 (com.monotype.android.font.chococooky)
Chrome 18.0.1025469 (com.android.chrome)
Clock (digital) 1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.digitalclock)
Clock (funky) 1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.analogclockunique)
Clock (modern) 1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.analogclocksimple)
com.android.backupconfirm 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.backupconfirm)
com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks)
com.android.sharedstoragebackup 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.sharedstoragebackup)
com.android.smspush 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.smspush)
com.google.android.voicesearch 4.0.0 (com.google.android.voicesearch)
com.orange.authentication.simcard.permission 1.0 (com.orange.authentication.simcard.permission)
com.samsung.app.playreadyui 1.0.0 (com.samsung.app.playreadyui)
com.sec.android.app.minimode.res 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.sec.android.app.minimode.res)
com.sec.android.providers.downloads 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.sec.android.providers.downloads)
Deep sea 1.0 (com.samsung.android.livewallpaper.deepsea)
Downloads 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.providers.downloads.ui)
DRM-Protected Content Storage 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.providers.drm)
DSMForwarding 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.sec.dsm.phone)
DSMLawmo 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.sec.dsm.system)
Dual Clock (analogue) 1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.dualclockanalog)
Dual Clock (digital) 1.0 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.dualclockdigital)
Enterprise SysScope Service 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.server.device.enterprise)
Enterprise VPN Services 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.server.vpn.enterprise)
EnterprisePermissions 1.0 (com.sec.enterprise.permissions)
Face Unlock 4.1.2-509230 (com.android.facelock)
Factory Mode 1.0 (com.sec.android.app.factorymode)
Factory Test 1.0 (com.sec.factory)
Favourite Apps 1.0 (com.sec.android.favoriteappwidget)
Favourite Contacts 1.1 (com.sec.android.widgetapp.favoriteswidget)
Game Hub 12.12.14.01 (com.sec.android.app.gamehub)
Gmail 4.2.1 (com.google.android.gm)
Google Backup Transport 4.1.2-509230 (com.google.android.backup)
Google Bookmarks Sync 4.1.2-509230 (com.google.android.syncadapters.bookmarks)
Google Partner Set Up 4.1.2-509230 (com.google.android.partnersetup)
Google Play Magazines 1.2.0 (com.google.android.apps.magazines)
Google Play Music 4.4.811H.526848 (com.google.android.music)
Google Search 1.0 (android.googleSearch.googleSearchWidget)
Google Search 2.4.10.626027 (com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox)
Google Text-to-speech Engine 4.1.2-509230 (com.google.android.tts)
Google+ 3.3.0.40049528 (com.google.android.apps.plus)
Help 1.0 (com.samsung.helphub)
Helv Neue S 1.0 (com.monotype.android.font.helvneuelt)
HTML Viewer 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.htmlviewer)
Keypad 1.0 (com.sec.widgetapp.dialerwidget)
Kies via Wi-Fi 2.0.0 (com.sec.android.app.kieswifi)
Lcdtest 1.0 (com.sec.android.app.lcdtest)
Live Wallpaper Picker 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.wallpaper.livepicker)
Luminous dots 1.0 (com.samsung.android.livewallpaper.luminousdots)
MAPServiceSamsung 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.samsung.map)
Market Feedback Agent 4.1.2-509230 (com.google.android.feedback)
Mobile Print 1.6.1.0803 (com.sec.android.app.mobileprint)
Mobile tracker 1.0 (com.android.settings.mt)
Nearby devices 1.3.0 (com.sec.android.nearby.mediaserver)
News Daemon(EUR) 121113.01 (com.sec.android.daemonapp.ap.yahoonews)
OmaDrmPopup 1.0 (com.sec.android.drmpopup)
Phase beam 1.0 (com.android.phasebeam)
Photo wall 1.0 (com.siso.photoWall)
Picasa Uploader 1.1.40000 (com.google.android.apps.uploader)
PickupTutorial 4.1.2-I8190XXAMB2 (com.android.pickuptutorial)
Polaris Viewer 4.1 4.1.4212.04 (com.infraware.polarisviewer4)
PopupuiReceiver 1.6 (com.sec.android.app.popupuireceiver)
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I am a total newbie, so please bear with me. I had never heard of rooting a phone until I got the Galaxy S4 i337. I saw that the Golden Eye was good for starters, so that is what I put on my phone. I followed directions to the letter and it worked perfectly!!! So thanks for that. Anyway, now that I have it rooted, I noticed a couple things that don't work. The screen mirroring is one of them. I have a friend with an unrooted S4 Active that can see me on the network (I was sitting right next to him) but when he tried to connect, it failed. He also could mirror his phone to the TV. When I pull up screen mirroring, it says that there are no devices to connect to. I didn't know if that was right with this rom, or maybe a setting I haven't found yet. I also have the active apps widget and Greenify to let me know what apps are running, but when I go into the ram manager and hit clear memory, it tells me anywhere from 20-35 apps were killed, and this is when I am not even using the phone. I can do it again 10 minutes later and it says it still killed a bunch of apps. I thought rooting my phone was supposed to help with that, no? And if not, what would you recommend for an app to help. Maybe a different rom would be better? My concern has been with the battery not lasting very long. Thanks!!!
traderkat64 said:
I am a total newbie, so please bear with me. I had never heard of rooting a phone until I got the Galaxy S4 i337. I saw that the Golden Eye was good for starters, so that is what I put on my phone. I followed directions to the letter and it worked perfectly!!! So thanks for that. Anyway, now that I have it rooted, I noticed a couple things that don't work. The screen mirroring is one of them. I have a friend with an unrooted S4 Active that can see me on the network (I was sitting right next to him) but when he tried to connect, it failed. He also could mirror his phone to the TV. When I pull up screen mirroring, it says that there are no devices to connect to. I didn't know if that was right with this rom, or maybe a setting I haven't found yet. I also have the active apps widget and Greenify to let me know what apps are running, but when I go into the ram manager and hit clear memory, it tells me anywhere from 20-35 apps were killed, and this is when I am not even using the phone. I can do it again 10 minutes later and it says it still killed a bunch of apps. I thought rooting my phone was supposed to help with that, no? And if not, what would you recommend for an app to help. Maybe a different rom would be better? My concern has been with the battery not lasting very long. Thanks!!!
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Goldeneye is a very good rom for beginners & vets alike. I would recommend it to anyone as far as that goes. But to answer your question you would need to install the addons called Samsung crap pack in the addon section in op. He took out those apk's because a lot of people prefer not to have all those features for whatever reasons so he just added a flashable zip in the addons for those that do.
Now as far as apps running in the background you would need apps like greenify or titanium backup to freeze those apps that u don't want running in background. Or if there are apps that you simply don't even want you can just delete them with tb or app called Nobloat in play store. Just an FYI, I would freeze them first for a little while to make sure they don't interfere or cause issues with rom. Also can do the same with the CP zip after install use nobloat to delete extra Samsung apks you don't want or use.
Hope this helps you out man & Great choice for a rom btw, you will be pleased with it :thumbup:
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Thanks!!! I didn't know the screen mirroring was a Samsung app since it was still on my phone.
I have Greenify, but it only allows me to hibernate a few apps. I have done that to all of the ones allowed and still get 20-30 apps killed when I hit the clear memory on the other app. I will try the other one you mentioned and see if that works better. Again, thanks!!!! I have been enjoying the Golden Eye so far!
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Thanks!!! I didn't know the screen mirroring was a Samsung app since it was still on my phone.
I have Greenify, but it only allows me to hibernate a few apps. I have done that to all of the ones allowed and still get 20-30 apps killed when I hit the clear memory on the other app. I will try the other one you mentioned and see if that works better. Again, thanks!!!! I have been enjoying the Golden Eye so far!
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GoldenEye is a GREAT ROM, and yes you need the Samsung Crappack addons for some features to work. I also recommend Titanium Backup Pro; its worth the dough. Below is a full list of services you can safely freeze (originally from UCUAMDL AT&T firmware, but many services are still in Goldeneye), anything Samsung is in the Crappack. Just freeze whatever you dont use.
Great choice again.
Titanium Backup Freeze list...
AllShare ControlShare Service
AllShare FileShare Service
AT&T DriveMode
AT&T FamilyMap
AT&T Hot Spots
AT&T Locker
AT&T Navigator
AT&T Smart Wi-Fi
DirectShare Manager
EasyMode
EpsonPrintService
FaceUnlock
FlipBoard
Gmail (i use K-9 to get them from my own servers)
Google Play Books
Google Play Magazines
Google Play Movies
Google Play Music
Google Play services
Google Search 1.0 (widget bar icon)
Google Search 2.5.8xxx (big blue 'G' icon)
Google+
Group Play
HolaARM6
HP Print Service
Kies via Wi-Fi
Mobile Print
Mobile TV
MobilePrintSvc_CUPS
MobilePrintSvc_CUPS_Backend
MyAT&T
S Health
S Voice
Samsung Apps
Samsung Apps Widget
Samsung Calender SyncAdapter
Samsung Cloud Data Relay
Samsung Cloud Quota
Samsung Contact SyncAdapter
Samsung Games
Samsung Knox
Samsung Music
Samsung Keyboard
Samsung Print Service
Samsung Push Service
Samsung WatchOn
SNS (facebook, i dont use it)
Swype
TouchWiz Home (use another launcher first!)
Wallet (doesn't work on mine and nowhere to use it)
Yahoo! Finance
Yahoo! News
YP Mobile
Wow! Thanks for that list. I am going to download Titanium now. Thanks again you all have been a huge help!! :victory:
Hello, I just got a new Galaxy Watch 4 Classic 4G (purchased in the UK) but I am having trouble copying my Google account to it. My phone is a S20 Ultra 5G (purchased in Hong Kong, SM-G9880)
In the Galaxy Wearable app, After the "Copying your accounts..." screen I get a "Couldn't copy your Google accounts" error without any extra context or information.
I have tried resetting my watch, clearing app cache/data from the Galaxy Wearable app, and restarting my phone. I have not attempted a factory reset of my phone as I don't really want to do that unless strictly necessary.
I have contacted Samsung UK support and I've been told that one of the reasons this is not working might be the lack of the "Google Mobile Services" app from my phone, as it does not appear on the list of system apps:
we highly recommend reaching our designated support team in Samsung Hong Kong so that they can also fully check if you can install/download Google Mobile Service (GMS) as this is one of the requirements for you to be able to fully use your mobile phone with your Galaxy Watch4 Classic
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I could not find a way to get that installed on my phone, and I am not convinced this is the culprit anyway.
Could someone help?
I had the same issue till yesterday night, Google play services had a new update yesterday so I updated and it worked flawlessly then. try to check if it has an update in the play store, note that you won't find it with "my apps", you have to go to phone settings, apps, show system apps, google play services, scroll all the way down and click on app details in store..