Rooted, Can i uninstall those apps (facebook, timescape, GenieWidget, ...)

[#1]

Hi,

now i'm rooted under .62 official, i'd like to know if i can uninstall without problem those apps that i don't use :

com.sonyericsson.androidapp.foursquare_ext_ts3.apk --- Timescape Foursquare Extension

com.sonyericsson.androidapp.timescapefeedsplugin.a pk --- Timescape Feeds

EventStream.apk --- Timescape

EventStreamPluginCallLog.apk --- Timescape Call Log Extension

EventStreamPluginFacebook.apk --- Timescape Facebook Extension

EventStreamPluginTelephony.apk --- Timescape Telephony extension

EventStreamPluginTwitter.apk --- Timescape Twitter extension

timescapelegacywrapper.apk --- Timescape plugin

TimescapeSpline.apk --- Timescape widget spline

TimescapeWidget.apk --- Timescape widget

facebook.apk --- Facebook

*FBCalendarSync.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Calendar Sync

*FBMediaDiscovery.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Media Discovery

*FBMusicLike.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Music Like

*FBNotificationPublisher.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Facebook Notifications

*FBSetupwizard.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Setup Wizard (not needed to setup or for FB Integration to work)

*SEMCFacebookService.apk --- Sony Ericsson Facebook Integration Service

SEMCSetupWizard.apk --- setup wizard

GenieWidget.apk --- News and Weather

*playnowclientarvato.apk --- Playnow Store (replaces the 2 APKs in the list directly below)

playnowappinstaller.apk --- Playnow updater

playnowclient.apk --- Playnow

Radio.apk --- FM radio

If yes, what is the best way ? : using Titanium BackUp manager or delete manually .apk ?

Thanks for your answers !

[Nabeel · Accepted solution]

Hey there

Check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1089470

First of all, copy all apps of system/apps/ to a folder in SD card because you may need them in future, and it works as a backup

then to remove bloatware directlly delete them from system /apps/,,,

You can use any app that allows you to do so, root explorer, titanium backup etc

[#3]

Perfect, that's all i needed

Thanks (again) Nabeel !

[#4]

How did you root .62? Is the bootloder locked?

[Uliwooly]

you can downgrade to .42 root with SuperOneClick then update to .62 OTA

[#6]

DOes this leave the bootloader locked?

[Uliwooly]

yes it won't affect the bootloader at all

if you find the .42 ftf files this is how to do it

Xperia Ray ST18i/a 2.3.4 update 4.0.2.A.0.62

http://talk.sonyericsson.com/thread/30948

[#8]

Arykala : hope Uliwooly method works for you,

for my part i was not able to downgrade to .42 with FlashTool until i unlocked my bootloader, but unlocking your bootloader you can directly root your .62, that's what i done...

If you have same problems, i put the links to do so in my last message of this post :

http://talk.sonymobile.com/message/197315#197315

[Uliwooly]

Got it

http://hotfile.com/dl/132993883/a8206d5/