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Root I never realized how much bloatware this phone came with lol :p

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LgOptimusM

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I just deleted 10 apps that were bloatware and never realized they were there haha.
After deleting them my phone was running faster which was very surprising. :)
 
YEah I eliminated everything that I didn't want, either through backup and uninstall or through backup and freeze. tbh this phone is surprisingly fast. I wish there was a way to overclock it. I know it can push 1.5ghz easily.
 
I don't really have any problems with the Quattro 4G, I think some people are a lil butt hurt we cant get any custom roms on it, but not enough people have bugged coolpadamericas to release the kernel source. I really think that's why so many people hate on it. I bet if the day comes we can get a custom recovery and rom on this thing for like android 3.0 or 4.0 people would be like omg! I personally haven't had one issue with mine. I wouldn't complain for only spending 70$ on it anyways.

I been messing around with the overclock on my optimus M, I still use it for music and pictures. I got it up to 900mhz. I am going to pick up another 16gb Lexar sd card for it and do some ram expansion and internal memory expansion. I love the optimus m I wish it was a 4 inch screen.
 
Coolpad continues to stay under the radar and is hoping to make another splash in the low-end marketCoolpad, a name that may not come to mind as a common phone manufacturer, is showing off a couple of its latest devices here at CTIA 2013 -- the Quattro II 4G and a recently announced TDD/FDD device for China Mobile. If you'll recall back to August of last year, Coolpad introduced the original Quattro for the prepaid market on MetroPCS at the staggering price of $79 without any contract or subsidy.

We're hearing about some pretty impressive sales numbers from that handset and Coolpad is hoping to follow that up with this sequel device. We're looking at a full plastic shelled device with a few different textures that feels nice but very light, with some basic specs. You'll be getting a 4.5-inch qHD (540x960) display, CDMA and LTE networking, Android 4.1, a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon (MSM8930) processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of storage and a 5MP camera.

Coolpad isn't ready to announce any specific pricing or carrier partners at this point, but has said that they are in talks with multiple carriers for deals to offer the handset. We can probably be on the lookout for this one to hit one of the prepaid providers at a super low price once again. Stick around after the break where you can see a full gallery of the Coolpad Quattro II, as well as a few pictures of another (unnamed) device that is the first TDD/FDD LTE handset available, which was just launched in partnership with China Mobile.


http://www.androidcentral.com/hands-coolpad-quattro-ii-and-new-tddfdd-lte-device
 
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