How ’bout that Al Sacco? The man is just full of BlackBerry knowledge, and he shares all he knows over at CIO magazine. He had a tip earlier in the week, deleting carrier crapware, and it made me think of a few old posts of ours. Al explains the process thoroughly, but I’ll just link back for our purposes. If your carrier is pushing you applications you don’t want — for example, Verizon pushes me the Facebook quick launch — you can follow the instructions here. Of course, that means you have to do it every time you reset your BlackBerry, which can get to be a pain. If you want a one-off solution, you can hide the icons. It won’t delete them, of course, but you’ll never have to look at them again.
Deleting carrier crapware from your BlackBerry
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