Titanium or Root Explorer..That is the question

[ITF36059]

Ok, I took the plunge today and rooted the machine. My next step (baby steps here) is to remove the ever popular Verizon Bloatware. Yes, I did read the Cory Steater post on what to and what not to remove. My question is this, should I get root explorer of should I upgrade to Titanium Pro to rename the files?

Mike

PS no Hysterics from Gunner...

 

[Kevin Gossett]

They do different things, really... Root Explorer is a file explorer, while Titanium Backup is used to backup, freeze, and restore apps and data. Both well worth the purchase.

 

[gunnermike53]

Ok, I took the plunge today and rooted the machine. My next step (baby steps here) is to remove the ever popular Verizon Bloatware. Yes, I did read the Cory Steater post on what to and what not to remove. My question is this, should I get root explorer of should I upgrade to Titanium Pro to rename the files?

Mike

PS no Hysterics from Gunner...

if i could think of something i would say, but i cant.

hey man, why not flash superclean 2.8?

 

[ITF36059]

Geez outta the frying pan and into the the fire!

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[vluc]

Ok, I took the plunge today and rooted the machine. My next step (baby steps here) is to remove the ever popular Verizon Bloatware. Yes, I did read the Cory Steater post on what to and what not to remove. My question is this, should I get root explorer of should I upgrade to Titanium Pro to rename the files?

Mike

I use Root Explorer and simply move them to a folder on the sd card named bloat xxx. If I ever need to move them back, I can do that in a batch versus having to rename everything.

Ti is fantastic as a backup utility or a freezer if you prefer to use it that way. But why freeze bloat and leave it there when you can move it?