I just found an app in the Store called Clean Master. It essentially defrags your phone and cleans out the bloatware. I used it on my Note 8 as well. YOU have to be careful of what you pick but I found it easy to use. Check it out.
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I just found an app in the Store called Clean Master. It essentially defrags your phone and cleans out the bloatware. I used it on my Note 8 as well. YOU have to be careful of what you pick but I found it easy to use. Check it out.
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Do you know how ext file systems work? If this app legitimately "defrags" then its pretty much useless on android.
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rogerperk said:
I just found an app in the Store called Clean Master. It essentially defrags your phone and cleans out the bloatware. I used it on my Note 8 as well. YOU have to be careful of what you pick but I found it easy to use. Check it out.
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It is similar to SD Maid...
I use the paid version..
Much better support.
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hutson23 said:
It is similar to SD Maid...
I use the paid version..
Much better support.
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So its an SD "cleaning" tool. Not "Defragmenting" tool...
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Reynaldinho111 said:
So its an SD "cleaning" tool. Not "Defragmenting" tool...
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It's a system cleaning tool and more.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013063
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hutson23 said:
It's a system cleaning tool and more.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1013063
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I mean I know what SD Maid is haha. Terminology is key though, defraging is COMPLETELY different to cleaning. Was just confused by what he meant.
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Reynaldinho111 said:
I mean I know what SD Maid is haha. Terminology is key though, defraging is COMPLETELY different to cleaning. Was just confused by what he meant.
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Haven't tried it but I just took a look.
It looks OK but I don't know what it uses to optimize memory..
It's does says it optimizes device memory for improved functionality
and device health.
Kinda the same as Defragmenting
But no its not Windows..lol
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cleanmaster.mguard
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SD Maid FTW, the paid unlocker makes it 10x better too.
Didn't finish reading all the posts but it appears that AS Maid has difficulty working with Samsung. And since the S5 is a Samsung product that seems alittle counter-productive.
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Didn't finish reading all the posts but it appears that AS Maid has difficulty working with Samsung. And since the S5 is a Samsung product that seems alittle counter-productive.
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Do you mean SD Maid? I've used the paid version numerous times on the GS 3, 4 and now 5 without a single issue. Saved numerous Gigs of dead files and space while never deleting anything of importance.. Worth every penny.
92drls said:
Do you mean SD Maid? I've used the paid version numerous times on the GS 3, 4 and now 5 without a single issue. Saved numerous Gigs of dead files and space while never deleting anything of importance.. Worth every penny.
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Good to know. I'll stick with this one and see how it goes but I"m always open to change.
Will check out SD maid again. Tried it a while ago.
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The terminology is misleading. You should never defrag any type of solid state drive or memory.
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Charlie Brown said:
The terminology is misleading. You should never defrag any type of solid state drive or memory.
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True, but most people don't keep their phones long enough for the effects to be noticed.
SD Maid is where it's at ;]
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.thedarken.sdm
Let me guess - zipalign, sqlite database compression, fstrim and maybe even journaling disabled? No such thing as defragging in android. There is nothing in that app that you can't find here on xda (init.d scripts) for free without running an app.
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Good to know. I'll stick with this one and see how it goes but I"m always open to change.
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Trust me when I tell you this . Clean master is not going to improve anything with your phone . The scripts in these custom Roms do the same thing plus way more . Don't let these type of apps mislead you. In some cases they cause way more problems than they solve . Just look at the comments from others in this thread that have more experience . What they say is 100% correct . This app is not unique in any way
when i tried clean master every rime it finish cleaning and you make it clean it always came back with the same results that it found 56mb of stuff you hit clean then run again same results to me history eraser does a better job.haven't tried ccleaner for android yet
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Trust me when I tell you this . Clean master is not going to improve anything with your phone . The scripts in these custom Roms do the same thing plus way more . Don't let these type of apps mislead you. In some cases they cause way more problems than they solve . Just look at the comments from others in this thread that have more experience . What they say is 100% correct . This app is not unique in any way
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when i tried clean master every rime it finish cleaning and you make it clean it always came back with the same results that it found 56mb of stuff you hit clean then run again same results to me history eraser does a better job.haven't tried ccleaner for android yet
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To me none of them do a better job . You don't need any cleaner . . The reason you keep getting the same results is because there are no results to get . All of these cleaners are a complete waste . Why do you think the developers do not include these in any of their Roms ? The more you start to understand how your cell phone works and how the android OS works you wont waste your time with any cleaners again. . Save yourself and stop using these cleaners . When people have any little problem with their phone they always reach for cleaners . YOU DONT NEED ANY OF THEM
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To me none of them do a better job . You don't need any cleaner . . The reason you keep getting the same results is because there are no results to get . All of these cleaners are a complete waste . Why do you think the developers do not include these in any of their Roms ? The more you start to understand how your cell phone works and how the android OS works you wont waste your time with any cleaners again. . Save yourself and stop using these cleaners . When people have any little problem with their phone they always reach for cleaners . YOU DONT NEED ANY OF THEM
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its exactly like task killers for android, completely unnecessary and a waste of computing power
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Probably a stupid question, but can you damage, or wear out the internal memory by flashing the phone over and over? I think I've flashed over 20-30 times by now, I'm just wondering if I'm running the risk of causing damage by overflashing. Thanks.
Honestly, flashing every possible second of every day for 2 years, you night star to notice some degrade, but the number of write cycles for the nand in the phone, you wont notice anything.
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I was curious about this too..
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The development guys flash daily with no issues. Risk? Maybe. Real life problem, nope....
Ive been flashing like more than 50times found no prob. But wondering if i hv blank folders in my sd, will it affect phone performance? I hav like 30 blank folders dnt kw where they r from..
thanks for the replies guys, I thought that would be the answer but I wasn't sure. Thanks again
I flash at least onece a day. Have been for almost a year now. No problems here.
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Jeeze I sure hope not
I would suspect that the internal memory would have the same typical lifespan of any other form of flash memory. I have heard varying degrees of expected life - but you will probably have another phone before you get to that point.
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Honestly, flashing every possible second of every day for 2 years, you night star to notice some degrade, but the number of write cycles for the nand in the phone, you wont notice anything.
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Vibrant doesn't have nand memory, just an internal sd card
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Vibrant doesn't have nand memory, just an internal sd card
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Pretty much all flash storage used in devices right now is nand flash. However, the control of of that nand, or flash memory, differs from application to application. But, it is nand flash storage ;-)
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Vibrant doesn't have nand memory, just an internal sd card
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Probably a stupid question, but can you damage, or wear out the internal memory by flashing the phone over and over? I think I've flashed over 20-30 times by now, I'm just wondering if I'm running the risk of causing damage by overflashing. Thanks.
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It might have an adverse effect on your ability to score with the opposite sex. During your next night of bar-hopping or date night with your significant other, try explaining the purpose and the reason for the need to flash frequently and watch most women disappear. Such technical intricacies about custom ROMS, kernels and mods are like kryptonite to them.
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It might have an adverse effect on your ability to score with the opposite sex. During your next night of bar-hopping or date night with your significant other, try explaining the purpose and the reason for the need to flash frequently and watch most women disappear. Such technical intricacies about custom ROMS, kernels and mods are like kryptonite to them.
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+1. Not doing the bar thing anymore, but my wife would like to flush my phone down the toilet most of the time.
Dan_Brutal said:
+1. Not doing the bar thing anymore, but my wife would like to flush my phone down the toilet most of the time.
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Just ask her if she'd rather have you at home working on EDT stuff or getting **** faced at some bar. I bet I know the answer. My wife doesn't understand the whole flashing thing either. But she does understand a flash addiction is much better than a meth addiction.
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Just ask her if she'd rather have you at home working on EDT stuff or getting **** faced at some bar. I bet I know the answer. My wife doesn't understand the whole flashing thing either. But she does understand a flash addiction is much better than a meth addiction.
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hey.... what did meth ever do to you
My girlfriend doesn't understand my flash addiction, but then again she has an iphone...go figure!
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As for the overflashing of a phone, Ive never had any problems. I'm still flashing my loveable relic g1 with no problems and trust me its seen a lot of roms.
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It shouldn't cause any problems.
The devs would have had problems already had it been the case.
So, just thought I'd spread the word to my X2 family, Bloat Freezer is back in the market! Aaaaaand, it's free (with ads). I know, I know, a lot of you guys are die hard Titanium Backup fans, but a lot of us really enjoy the simplicity and efficiency of BF. I'm sure I'm not the only person happy to have the option back, plus I feel that the addition of a free version will (hopefully) lead to more people buying the paid version. So, um, yeah...check it out...
Heard good things about, was too late to try it though so went with TB, I'll give it a try though! Thanks!!
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Just make sure u get the one from trey holland. And not the one where dev name is "bloat freezer" trey thinks it might be a dangerous scam.(it has BF as its icon)
The real one is free right now.
I am so happy this is back. I was follow bloat freezer on twitter and was so happy to see its return.
U can also download it free from bloatfreezer.com if u want to be certain u r getting the REAL bloat freeze
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So, just thought I'd spread the word to my X2 family, Bloat Freezer is back in the market! Aaaaaand, it's free (with ads). I know, I know, a lot of you guys are die hard Titanium Backup fans, but a lot of us really enjoy the simplicity and efficiency of BF. I'm sure I'm not the only person happy to have the option back, plus I feel that the addition of a free version will (hopefully) lead to more people buying the paid version. So, um, yeah...check it out...
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I have heard titanium doesn't completely freeze some apps. Bloat Freezer is like sticking the app in liquid nitrogen imho.
Have used it forever and it works freaking awesome.
Plus trey said that batch freezing is coming in a future update. Right now u can only defrost all or one at once or freeze one at time. Can't wait for batch freezing. Make it a lot quicker.
People still freeze things?
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^EDIT: I still do. Sure, I've deleted some stuff (like the stock browser), but I actually prefer to freeze stuff. It's just super easy.
Yeah, ash, I went to (re)install it and saw the knockoff version. I also follow them on twitter, which is how I found out they were back up.
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People still freeze things?
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I freeze things that I use but dont use often enough to want it running in background constantly. Like google maps. I can just defrost it when needed and then refreeze it
I remove the stuff I never use tho.
ashclepdia said:
I freeze things that I use but dont use often enough to want it running in background constantly. Like google maps. I can just defrost it when needed and then refreeze it
I remove the stuff I never use tho.
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Makes sense. Thx
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I freeze things that I use but dont use often enough to want it running in background constantly. Like google maps. I can just defrost it when needed and then refreeze it
I remove the stuff I never use tho.
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Bingo. You took the words right outta my mouth.
After installed this application from my phone was deleted adfree and adaway. And my /etc/hosts was replaced by:
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 hosts-file.net
127.0.0.1 pgl.yoyo.org
127.0.0.1 winhelp2002.mvps.org
127.0.0.1 sysctl.org
127.0.0.1 adfree.bigtincan.com
127.0.0.1 bigtincan.com
It stoped to hide ads!
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Yeah, it did it to me too. I've been emailing the dev back and forth to try and get it straightened out.
UPDATE: just got an email from the dev and issue has been solved
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UPDATE: just got an email from the dev and issue has been solved
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Yeah I just woke up and saw another update.
All those low reviewers need to change their rating now.
Fat chance of that happening. Would be nice though
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UPDATE: just got an email from the dev and issue has been solved
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strange issue! looks to me like a deliberate action.
how by the accident may be replaced the file /etc/hosts??
Could be that maybe he didn't know that is what would happen exactly.
Do u have the original apks that u can go thru its contents and see if it was deliberately done or not? I would check but I just deleted the original by accident that I had downloaded from bloatfreezer.com
edit. Bloatfreezer.com download is 2.05 which I believe still had that problem. Im looking through it now and so far don't see anything that looks like deliberately editing hosts files.
just stuff about pushads and such.
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Could be that maybe he didn't know that is what would happen exactly.
Do u have the original apks that u can go thru its contents and see if it was deliberately done or not? I would check but I just deleted the original by accident that I had downloaded from bloatfreezer.com
edit. Bloatfreezer.com download is 2.05 which I believe still had that problem. Im looking through it now and so far don't see anything that looks like deliberately editing hosts files.
just stuff about pushads and such.
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I think I have the one with the problem. The one right after it came back on the market?
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IDMA.DROID.X2 said:
I think I have the one with the problem. The one right after it came back on the market?
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Yeah. Check for an update. It should be there. It'll fix the issue
Yup just go to market and update it to 2.06.
Never mind
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Thx!
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1. I'm a newb.
2. I've tried to research a good amount on my own.
I know that much customization will require root as a starting point. I'm not sure I want to run a custom rom or not yet as there doesn't seem to be much of a benefit at this current time. The overclocking interests me a bit.. because, why not? I guess that's my question. With using Dag's root and overclock, are there any stability issues at all? Other issues I might run in to? I just want to be positive of what I'm doing before I mess anything up. Should I run a backup of some sort or are roots relatively harmless?
Thanks in advance.
If you do a backup before you do anything its dam near impossible to brick your phone.
Make sure you understand what your doing before you do it not just do it because someone said it works.
Rooting releases your phone as it should be.
Just learn and enjoy
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kevinjgray88 said:
If you do a backup before you do anything its dam near impossible to brick your phone.
Make sure you understand what your doing before you do it not just do it because someone said it works.
Rooting releases your phone as it should be.
Just learn and enjoy
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Not only that, ODIN makes it damn near impossible to brick your phone
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Odin is used in dags method, correct? what's the best way to backup?
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edit: everything i'm seeing seems to imply the backup programs can only be installed after root. is there a separate backup i can do before root, or should i needn't worry about backup before rooting?
Overclocking kills battery life. Theres the risk of failing the rooting process too(doubt that will happen...). Flashing also increases flash counter and voiding warranty(go learn how to reset it)
flashing a lot damages internal memory also(you will prolly notice it after 1.5 yrs)
So are we recommending against doing this just for the sake of overclocking? or..
Sorry like you guys said I don't want to do it just to do it, want to be sure I'm doing this for a reason. If nothing else I can remove bloatware after root, right?
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flashing a lot damages internal memory also(you will prolly notice it after 1.5 yrs)
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What is a lot for you?
I ran OC and honestly I can live with out it. Not worth the battery killing any faster. This thing is fast out of box, rooting and removing bloats will make it faster. Using a superscript takes away any other lag issue that I had with keyboard, touch screen responsiveness etc. My advice, don't OC.
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Underground_XI said:
flashing a lot damages internal memory also(you will prolly notice it after 1.5 yrs)
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Who keeps their phone that long? LOL
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bbgt2 said:
Who keeps their phone that long? LOL
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I agree. I would get sick of a phone if i had it that long.
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shaolinx said:
...Flashing also increases flash counter and voiding warranty(go learn how to reset it)
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Nope. No one to our knowledge has ever actually been denied a warranty claim because of the counter.
Underground_XI said:
flashing a lot damages internal memory also(you will prolly notice it after 1.5 yrs)
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Definitely nope. This is just silly.
OP: It's great fun and the best way to unlock the potential of your device. Just make sure you do your research first!
Ok I guess I'll just root and remove bloat and see where that gets me
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Who keeps their phone that long? LOL
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LOL Seriously!! Those of us who tweak the phones this much will want something new well before 18 months! I had my Atrix almost exactly a year before I went to the Note.
Rooted. It's amazing how much easier that was than the equivalent process with Wp7 (getting a student dev account free was a pain in the ass). So I'm pretty sure I have Dag's kernel (pda.tar) uploaded. I want to try out holo's (don't see why not). I thought I could've just substituted his for Dag's initially, but couldn't figure out how. There was only one pda.tar file available and I saved both kernels in the same folder. It's really just the boot.img file that you're flashing, isn't it? I might not know what I'm talking about so rather than continuing if someone could just let me know how to update with holo's.
awerry said:
LOL Seriously!! Those of us who tweak the phones this much will want something new well before 18 months! I had my Atrix almost exactly a year before I went to the Note.
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I had the atrix for like 6 moths and went to the note, and prolly gonna get the galaxy s3 when it comes out
Plexicle said:
Definitely nope. This is just silly
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enlighten yourself http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1189544
Yes you can remove bloat
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enlighten yourself http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1189544
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+1. Flashing does degrade non-volatile memory over time. Eeproms can't handle being written to over and over and over. Things like USB drives get around this by writting files non-contiguously to random blocks/sectors (and by using other methods), and keeping a table of blocks that have gone bad. So you can write a 1 mb file over and over and it isn't writing it to the first meg on the drive, it is going in pieces all over the place, randomly each time. If it writes a block and that doesn't pass a checksum test, it will write the block again to another area and mark the block as bad so it never writes to it again.
Of course this isn't great for performance on a USB drive, but that is why this IS a problem on something like the OS partition of a phone. There you can't write randomly, you need contiguous files for performance, so each time you flash a new rom you are writing to the same memory space every time. Eventually you wear it out and there is no "bad block" table to help.
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I agree. I would get sick of a phone if i had it that long.
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LOL, I kept my last phone 4 1/2 years because nothing came close in specs until the Note. It was the first phone with a 5" screen, video out, removable keyboard, 8 gb hard drive (back when a 2 gb SD card was "big").
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LOL, I kept my last phone 4 1/2 years because nothing came close in specs until the Note. It was the first phone with a 5" screen, video out, removable keyboard, 8 gb hard drive (back when a 2 gb SD card was "big").
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Are you referring to the HTC Athena? I loved that device... kept mine a few years, too. That phone was way ahead of its time.
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I have compiled 82 system apps that I have frozen via titanium backup pro, I have risked a lot with my 600$ device and guinea pigged myself as a test subject ,for the greater cause .Of course I do have plenty nandroid backups if anything were to have gone wrong .As of now there are no know issues, force closes, etc....force closes are common when u freeze the wrong app, just for future reference !Also some force closes render the phone helpless unless you do a battery pull..in which the HTC one dorsnt have a battery to pull.
So as far as my compiled list is concerned it Is safe for everyone to use.
Everything works as should. You can choose to safely freeze whichever of the 82 apps/apks you prefer to. Feel free to add any apps you have also tested to be safe to freeze .
This greatly helps reduce lag , free up ram and and may even provide better battery life ,due to android os that sometimes has many system apps... that we don't know what they do exactly but many greatly affect our battery life because they unnecessarily run in the background and drain batter and the majority of them we never use .
This is the list freeze as many or as little as you desire to.
Every one check marked indicates it's safe to freeze .
NOTE: DO NOT DELETE/REMOVE ANY OF THESE APPS IN TITANIUM BACKUP UNLESS YOU POSITIVELY HAVE A NANDROID BACKUP IN cwm or twrp RECOVERY.I AM ONLY PROVIDING INFO ON "FREEZING APPS" "NOT DELETING".
I WILL NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OR FEEL OBLIGATED TOO...FOR THE LACK OF FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS POSTED .
Please leave feedback with your observations towards any improvements or issues if any that you may experience.
Mod plz delete
Well, this list is very subjective. Alot of what you froze alot of people actually use. Like street view...document viewer...the remote app...among others. From looking at what you diabled it seems all you want to do is make calls and text lol.
THIS IS ABOUT WHAT CAN BE FROZEN WITHOUT ANY SYSTEM ISSUES OR FORCE CLOSES .
If you want to unappreciated that's fine too.
Obviously I have takin the freezing to an extreme,it's called freezing as many apps as possible that DONT AFFECT SYSTEM FUNCTION IN A NEGATIVE MANOR.There are many I'm sure who don't use these apps and would find It fine to do so ....and only care about speeding up there device ...I have done no wrong ..infact if anything I've answered possible questions in the future on if them apps can be frozen ....maybe there are people who would want the most possible options .So it is up to whomever to pick and choose what they want to freeze from the list.All I have done was made It clear that if they want to take it to the extreme ,all these system apps and apks are safe to freeze with no issues .
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Thanks for this list bro. I'll pick and choose now
Give him an A for his efforts please guys
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THIS IS ABOUT WHAT CAN BE FROZEN WITHOUT ANY SYSTEM ISSUES OR FORCE CLOSES .
If you want to unappreciated that's fine too.
Obviously I have takin the freezing to an extreme,it's called freezing as many apps as possible that DONT AFFECT SYSTEM FUNCTION IN A NEGATIVE MANOR.There are many I'm sure who don't use these apps and would find It fine to do so ....and only care about speeding up there device ...I have done no wrong ..infact if anything I've answered possible questions in the future on if them apps can be frozen ....maybe there are people who would want the most possible options .So it is up to whomever to pick and choose what they want to freeze from the list.All I have done was made It clear that if they want to take it to the extreme ,all these system apps and apks are safe to freeze with no issues .
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OK OK I get it it.
blackangst said:
Well, this list is very subjective. Alot of what you froze alot of people actually use. Like street view...document viewer...the remote app...among others. From looking at what you diabled it seems all you want to do is make calls and text lol.
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Prod1702 said:
A Mod is going to move this to Gen because it is not Development just Gen info. Now if you had a Rom that had these files removed that would be different.
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:thumbup: Oops ...no good deed goes unpunished
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Prod1702 said:
Mod plz delete
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wait until he comes back asking us why hes HTC One is being all buggy
jesus you have 2GB of RAM
I'd recommend disabling for at least a week before uninstalling/deleting.
TrueYears said:
wait until he comes back asking us why hes HTC One is being all buggy
jesus you have 2GB of RAM
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Lol. Yep.
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TrueYears said:
wait until he comes back asking us why hes HTC One is being all buggy
jesus you have 2GB of RAM
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i could have 2 tb of ram and id still disable stuff like everything tmobile put on there. that security thing and all the tmobile notifications are annoying as ****. also why do i need all the social networking apps running with access to my phone when i dont use them
mr.orange303 said:
Lol. Yep.
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TrueYears said:
wait until he comes back asking us why hes HTC One is being all buggy
jesus you have 2GB of RAM
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You think you quoted the wrong post
Exactly what I was looking for, one of the first things I do when I got my phone. I can confirm this is a good list
Ok so here i am, i was looking at google for explanations and unfortunately it doesnt help. i was with my s3 for almost a year now, i have about 200 apps installed. bloatwares are deleted. I have dozens of apps and 3D games. i always flash rom every week and it is because every 3 days my phone becomes very laggy. The first two days are smooth, but why on the third day it always lags as hell and i got no other choice but to flash another rom(all custom roms lags on the 3rd day no matter what rom it is). This is my burden, so what im trying to say is that do i have the same experience as all like you guys? and if u guys would tell me to delete some of my apps i would say wtf i needed those games because i do not have a ps vita or psp i also needed all my aps and i already deleted bloatwares. So, does S3 just sucks? should i use other higher phone? its just im tired of flashing every week. and i cant afford to just install max of 20 apps just to maintain the smoothness.
PS: I hope some people can show their insights with this. Thanks.
Respectfully yours,
Aluru
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200 apps no wonder it lags .
JJEgan said:
200 apps no wonder it lags .
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it's not supposed to lag.
I have 350 apps and my phone doesn't lag. Autostarts and greenify help
Glebun said:
it's not supposed to lag.
I have 350 apps and my phone doesn't lag. Autostarts and greenify help
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what rom are u using? yea you are right it is not supposed to lag and thats why i bought s3. now im gettin disappointed.
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aluru said:
Ok so here i am, i was looking at google for explanations and unfortunately it doesnt help. i was with my s3 for almost a year now, i have about 200 apps installed. bloatwares are deleted. I have dozens of apps and 3D games. i always flash rom every week and it is because every 3 days my phone becomes very laggy. The first two days are smooth, but why on the third day it always lags as hell and i got no other choice but to flash another rom(all custom roms lags on the 3rd day no matter what rom it is). This is my burden, so what im trying to say is that do i have the same experience as all like you guys? and if u guys would tell me to delete some of my apps i would say wtf i needed those games because i do not have a ps vita or psp i also needed all my aps and i already deleted bloatwares. So, does S3 just sucks? should i use other higher phone? its just im tired of flashing every week. and i cant afford to just install max of 20 apps just to maintain the smoothness.
PS: I hope some people can show their insights with this. Thanks.
Respectfully yours,
Aluru
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This might answer your question : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2133401
aluru said:
what rom are u using? yea you are right it is not supposed to lag and thats why i bought s3. now im gettin disappointed.
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lots of different ones
Glebun said:
lots of different ones
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Likewise, I often have over 200 apps without "lag" on various different ROMs. Including TouchWiz ROMs.
200 Apps aren't running consecutively so the amount of apps installed shouldn't have much affect on every day usage in terms of latency.
More likely, there's a specific app leaking or doing something it shouldn't
Glebun said:
it's not supposed to lag.
I have 350 apps and my phone doesn't lag. Autostarts and greenify help
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As Glebun said, buy Autostarts on Google Play and disable all unnecessary apps during phone startup.
rootSU said:
Likewise, I often have over 200 apps without "lag" on various different ROMs. Including TouchWiz ROMs.
200 Apps aren't running consecutively so the amount of apps installed shouldn't have much affect on every day usage in terms of latency.
More likely, there's a specific app leaking or doing something it shouldn't
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So you too doesn't experience lags. i'll just look for a script where i can list all apps installed and ill gonna post it here. it lags like hell on every day thas pass. its just not acceptable to be like this.
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lelinuxien52 said:
As Glebun said, buy Autostarts on Google Play and disable all unnecessary apps during phone startup.
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i already have rom toolbox and i use advanced freeze and autostarts from there. i believe its not the culprit. maybe something is wrong with the apps or my damn phone.
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aluru said:
i'll just look for a script where i can list all apps installed and ill gonna post it here.
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that won't be useful
aluru said:
i already have rom toolbox and i use advanced freeze and autostarts from there. i believe its not the culprit. maybe something is wrong with the apps or my damn phone.
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just look at the link i provided. That is the solution to your problems. Deleting your apps wouldn't do anything.
mahendru1992 said:
just look at the link i provided. That is the solution to your problems. Deleting your apps wouldn't do anything.
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ok ill take a look at this one probably tomorrow morning
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lagfix and other ddnt help. installed leaked 4.2.2. its 2nd day. we will see after 2 more days if it will lag.
ps: facebook app scrolling lags but not too much unlike before. or is this the application's fault and not the phone.
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