No HDMI output?

[Bodestone]

I had no idea!!

There have been conversations on here with people confused that they have an extra icon on their camera. They happened to have an Allshare compatible TV and when they pressed the button on the phone after taking the photo it appeared on the telly.

 

[drexappeal]

I don't have wifi so if I'm not mistaken, All Share won't work for me. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I've had this phone for a month & a half & still haven't figured out the function of a lot of the stock apps, much less how to use them.
Side note (Drex, you might have input on this.) I thought Sprint said they would allow their customers to remove the bloatware going forward from the HTC Hero (I think that was the timing). I can't remove many of the apps that came with the phone & will never use a lot of them.

Not all bloatware, just some and it was more specific to the bloatware that was specifically loaded from Sprint. The Note 2 actually didn't come with much bloatware from Sprint.

What are you trying to remove?

 

[Whiskeypawz]

I'm trying to remove Flip board, Game Hub, Kies, Music Hub, Music Player, VPN....
I don't see myself ever using those apps. Is that Samsung bloatware?

 

[Queue515]

Remind me about that 50% off coupon...

US only, register your phone online with Samsung, they email you a 50% off coupon.

 

[drexappeal]

I'm trying to remove Flip board, Game Hub, Kies, Music Hub, Music Player, VPN....
I don't see myself ever using those apps. Is that Samsung bloatware?

Yeah, none of those are Sprint bloatware, most of them are Samsung bloatware. VPN should be part of OS.

You can always root and remove those.

 

[Bodestone]

Yeah, none of those are Sprint bloatware, most of them are Samsung bloatware. VPN should be part of OS.

You can always root and remove those.

You can disable most. Flipboard is great though. Aggregate all your news, twitter and FB feeds into one rather than using separate apps.

 

[drexappeal]

You can disable most. Flipboard is great though. Aggregate all your news, twitter and FB feeds into one rather than using separate apps.

Disable doesn't mean uninstall. The question was being asked in conjunction with a statement that Sprint made that they'd allow bloatware to be uninstalled, which they didn't clarify was solely for the Sprint apps that were normally pre-loaded on the phone.