Finally, root explorer is a fine tool but you must be sure that you are deleting the correct .apk that is associated with the application you wish to remove. Then there are the .odex files associated with the .apk you are deleting
When you open root explorer, hit the Mount R/W, it will turn into Mount R/O. This will give you permission to delete.
I'd really suggest Titanium Backup instead. It will allow you to backup your applications and give you the option to delete them without having to know the entire .apk description.
And if you make a mistake, just restore the application from the backup you created. HomePage : Titanium Backup - Wiki
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