Sentences with phrase «more useless apps»

The more useless apps you have on your device, the more useful storage they're taking up and the greater the task of uninstalling them becomes.

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As web access gets faster more apps will become browser based and thus maybe the app store will be rendered useless?

It's not so much that I think the PlayBook will be useless; it's more that reserving e-mail, contacts, memopad and other built - in apps as loyalty perks rather than core functions available to anyone willing to pony up $ 500 strikes me as an easy way to estrange anyone not already in the BlackBerry family.

Once 2.1 was readily available, app developers started to release their games / apps with a minimum requirement of OS 2.1 which rendered my outdated 3G + more or less useless and here's why...

Unless you recently viewed that specific glance — and more than likely waited through multiple screen blackouts (see above)-- there's a good chance the app's glance will be completely useless to you while you're on the move.

The default Home app, which comes preinstalled on every iPhone, ends up being a useless sea of icons that's difficult to navigate or search — there's no way to hide devices, and even useless items like the Philips Hue Bridge, which does nothing more than connect your widgets to the internet, shows up as a button.

On top of all that, my T - Mobile review units include six more preinstalled apps, the worst of which is the insidious and useless Lookout security app that pops up a notification every time you install a new app until you dig into its settings and turn it off.

The so - called Files app isn't actually in Build 9364, and clicking the button doesn't do anything, but the as - yet - useless option stokes hope for a more full - featured SkyDrive.

Most people won't get much out of the included Access app, though: it is at once confusing and ultra-simple, and more than a little useless.

After recent reports highlighting scams that lead people to pay for useless apps that are typically free, Microsoft's Windows Apps and Store general manager, Todd Brix, says the company will be enforcing its policies more strictly in futapps that are typically free, Microsoft's Windows Apps and Store general manager, Todd Brix, says the company will be enforcing its policies more strictly in futApps and Store general manager, Todd Brix, says the company will be enforcing its policies more strictly in future.

The Fitbit app, without a barcode scanner, is even more useless for meal planning and the Nike FuelBand app doesn't bother to track food.