Root [AT&T] Debloat

[DeepSouthIron]

Is there a walk through for debloating?
Mainly I just want to know what stock apps are safe to remove. I've got Titanium running and looking through the list of everything I want to remove as much of this AT&T crap that I don't need/use.

DSI

 

[Covart]

Is there a walk through for debloating?
Mainly I just want to know what stock apps are safe to remove. I've got Titanium running and looking through the list of everything I want to remove as much of this AT&T crap that I don't need/use.

DSI

No need.

Settings - > App Manager - > Select an app like At&T Navigator - > Click Disable

Your bloatware will no longer show up anywhere, ping you for updates or bother you ever again until you re-enable it (like for an att OS update and there is no root or saving files required.)

 

[Pappy35]

Does this make more memory available? Maximizing available memory would be, for me, the reason I'd want to 'debloat' the phone. I hate all the crap they stuff on phones. Same thing with most of today's windows laptops and was one of the main reasons I went to Macs.

 

[madmunki]

I started down this road, trying to debloat the heck out of it, i eventually just switched to CM10 which doesnt have the sammy/att bloat.

 

[Jeepmaster]

This is probably the best list around found from XDA forum, which also tells you what each app does.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqTvctlW89DtdC1qVUlLeVFTV3ZOdUtDclpBdVRQOUE&pli=1#gid=0


Here's their thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1634624