Can anyone tell me how to Organize apps under the Apps Drawer/Tray into folders on Moto Z Droid?
You likely need a 3rd party launcher. I think Novo does it. Might be a paid feature, I'm not sure, cause mine is paid for.
Darth said:
You likely need a 3rd party launcher. I think Novo does it. Might be a paid feature, I'm not sure, cause mine is paid for.
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Thank you for the reply..
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One of the main reasons I was looking forward to ICS on the Prime was the ability to disable apps without having to install TiBa, etc... turns out only some of the ASUS apps you can disable... others like "App Backup", "App Locker", MyLibrary" etc, won't let you.
Anyone else experiencing this as well?
are you rooted?
jfortier777 said:
are you rooted?
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No, but that's what I was hoping ICS would let me do... not have to root to disable the ASUS apps. Wonder why some you're able to and some you aren't.
otosnede said:
No, but that's what I was hoping ICS would let me do... not have to root to disable the ASUS apps. Wonder why some you're able to and some you aren't.
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sounds like you cant disable a "system" app
try to disable google maps, or the other google apps
jfortier777 said:
sounds like you cant disable a "system" app
try to disable google maps, or the other google apps
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Apps like Google Talk are baked into the ROM and that you can disable... also some things you'd consider a system app from ASUS, you can disable... I can't determine the criteria for what makes one be able to be disabled or not.
otosnede said:
Apps like Google Talk are baked into the ROM and that you can disable... also some things you'd consider a system app from ASUS, you can disable... I can't determine the criteria for what makes one be able to be disabled or not.
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The asus apps are "baked" in as well. google apps are no more protected than any integrated apps, its standard "you need root to remove me" software
hey guys,
so i have a prime
currently updated to ics.
and well i will be sometimes giving my tablet to my brother to play games on and stuff.
so i was thinking i would change the launcher and hide the apps i don't want him accessing.
i'm not too fussed about the performance of it. but would be a bonus.
also i can't use adb, as i am planning to make hubs for myself.
so anyone know a launcher that can hide apps that works on ics?
please help
Ramis93 said:
hey guys,
so i have a prime
currently updated to ics.
and well i will be sometimes giving my tablet to my brother to play games on and stuff.
so i was thinking i would change the launcher and hide the apps i don't want him accessing.
i'm not too fussed about the performance of it. but would be a bonus.
also i can't use adb, as i am planning to make hubs for myself.
so anyone know a launcher that can hide apps that works on ics?
please help
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Search for SwitchMe in the market. It will allow you to create totally separate login for your brother which will not see any of your apps or settings. He can even set it up with his own gmail acct and install his own apps without affecting you.
SwitchMe requires Root, but is worth it and works very well
Hi, I'm new to the forum and subscribe to consult on which launcher I recommend you have low memory consumption and processor.
I have currently installed launcher pro free with two desks and about 3 widgets in one
my phone is an android xperia neo v 2.3.4, do not know which launcher best suits my phone to save resources, I also tried ADW launcher updated to the date but I found it difficult to configure
Most likely you will not spend much time in launcher. Ok, maybe you will for awhile, if you have got your phone recently and want to play with it
Anyway, after this pass away, you will use your launcher just to start some apps or games. Launcher itself will be active only for a short period of time and then will be unloaded once the foreground application needs more resources. Considering resources it really doesn't matter which launcher you use. Applications and background services are the real consumers.
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andrvo said:
Most likely you will not spend much time in launcher. Ok, maybe you will for awhile, if you have got your phone recently and want to play with it
Anyway, after this pass away, you will use your launcher just to start some apps or games. Launcher itself will be active only for a short period of time and then will be unloaded once the foreground application needs more resources. Considering resources it really doesn't matter which launcher you use. Applications and background services are the real consumers.
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Nice to know that, time ago I read that the manufacturer launcher was always heavier than other user-installed and keep trying it was bad idea
hacortes said:
Nice to know that, time ago I read that the manufacturer launcher was always heavier than other user-installed and keep trying it was bad idea
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From what I've read that's no longer the case, Though there are some fine 3rd party launchers.
Mitch.sc said:
From what I've read that's no longer the case, Though there are some fine 3rd party launchers.
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Can you tell me which?
So I know rooting gives u privileges Specially on Android phones; setcpu, romtoolbox, titanium backup pro, and more but in the watch what benefits really are to doing this specially since this is tizen, very limited and as I see on the Samsung app store for the gear s as limited on apps. Can any one tell me the benefits of rooting the gear s?
COA4178 said:
So I know rooting gives u privileges Specially on Android phones; setcpu, romtoolbox, titanium backup pro, and more but in the watch what benefits really are to doing this specially since this is tizen, very limited and as I see on the Samsung app store for the gear s as limited on apps. Can any one tell me the benefits of rooting the gear s?
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Welcome to XDA.
Rooting the Gear S lets you load custom ringtones, notifications, themes, removing stock apps, sideloading 3rd party apps and other tomfoolery.
cipherswitch said:
Welcome to XDA.
Rooting the Gear S lets you load custom ringtones, notifications, themes, removing stock apps, sideloading 3rd party apps and other tomfoolery.
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Is there a specific page for the custom themes and also the 3rd party apps?
COA4178 said:
Is there a specific page for the custom themes and also the 3rd party apps?
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Root and themes are in my signature, the 3rd party stuff is kinda scattered.
How to know when will be possible to root my gear s Italian.
Thanks in advance
Can we connect 2 phones with gear s at the same time?
Please help. I have rooted my Gear S.
3rd party apps such as?
cipherswitch said:
Welcome to XDA.
Rooting the Gear S lets you load custom ringtones, notifications, themes, removing stock apps, sideloading 3rd party apps and other tomfoolery.
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Dear Sir,
Pls. Tell me how to uninstall some stock apps after rooted gear s? Tks in advance!
xghostyxjokerx said:
3rd party apps such as?
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+1
Looking for 3rd party apps to Gear S. Thanks!
Hello, I am new to the forum so I apologize if this is not the correct place to post this. I am I need of desperate help with my Alcatel C1 (Android 4.2.2 Jellybean). Within the last few weeks A LOT of my apps seem to be crashing. Just some of the apps are: Text free Pinger, Dash clock Mini Notes. Inkpad, POP, and Clean Master. When they crash most of them will open for say about 60 seconds and then either exit the app entirely and take me back to the homescreen or sometimes they will just exit out of whatever I am doing inside the app and take me back to the apps main page.
This is extremely frustrating and have no idea of the cause. A lot of my apps DO NOT crash as well, such as UC Mini Browser, my email apps, file explorer, and showbox as well as others. Why are some of my apps crashing and some not?
I have a theory that it could be my launcher...I use Apex, the paid for version. Apex will crash everynow and then though not very often. But the reason I think its my launcher is because I downloaded the regular Apex launcher through the play store and then added the premium version of it through other means....
So what I'm saying is that the basic Apex launcher is official and downloaded off the play store, however, the paid for upgrade was not.
It still doesn't answer why I had zero problems for many months after downloading both Apex versions up until recently...
So, can anyone answer why some of my most used apps are crashing and could it possibly be problems with the launcher? Thank you in advance.
Oh, and also, my phone is rooted however I never did anything with my root access yet.
Someone please help ha...ANY advice or info at all would be GREATLY appreciated!
It very well could be do to your warez app. But as xda doesn't condone or advise the use of warez you will not find help here with it. My advise is remove all the warez and try again. Many apps are now programmed to look for things that allow warez and set. To cause random issues if detected.
warez?
Thank you so much for your response, however, what do you mean by "warez"...I'm sort of a noon when it comes to smart phones so please explain ha...do you mean the file i downloaded of Apex that wasn't "official"? Is that what the "warez" is?
Thanks again,
FallenOnDays27
FallenOnDays27 said:
Thank you so much for your response, however, what do you mean by "warez"...I'm sort of a noon when it comes to smart phones so please explain ha...do you mean the file i downloaded of Apex that wasn't "official"? Is that what the "warez" is?
Thanks again,
FallenOnDays27
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What I mean is "warez" is a paid app that one got for free from somewhere. The issue with this that most people don't take into account is that most of these paid apps when given for free are changed and malware, like keyloggers, screen recorders and data collectors are added to these apps.