Hiding apps in Sense 4.0/ICS

[VeryOddManOut]

Phil mentions "hiding" apps in the latest review... How does one go about doing this?

 

[anon(94115)]

Phil mentions "hiding" apps in the latest review... How does one go about doing this?

ry this article: Android AdvicesHow to Remove / Disable the Bloatware Apps in the HTC One X

 

[VeryOddManOut]

Ok, so its not actually hiding the app, its disabling the app. That sucks, because the main reason I use ADW is to hide stuff like Flash Settings, Downloads, and other icons that I never use but still want on the phone :-(

 

[Valdeck]

I believe Nova Launcher and Apex both allow hiding in the app drawer and are based on ICS. They would be good alternatives to ADW if you get a One X.

 

[testingapril]

Ok, so its not actually hiding the app, its disabling the app. That sucks, because the main reason I use ADW is to hide stuff like Flash Settings, Downloads, and other icons that I never use but still want on the phone :-(

It serves a completely different purpose, but disabling apps is actually quite a cool feature because I hate all the ATT bloat and it's very easy to just disable those apps and they don't show up and they don't run. It was one of the first things I did when I got my phone.

 

[trivor]

Can't wait for ICS on my Dinc 2 to disable a bunch of the Verizon Bloatware (NO, I don't want to root). My phone runs well as it is but not having to page through a bunch of apps I don't need or want will be great.