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Re: How do I remove programs that were autoinstalled by kitchen?
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Morale: be careful what you call "stupid"... esp when you aren't sure what you are talking about. |
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Re: How do I remove programs that were autoinstalled by kitchen?
Might be stupid. But hey, U get what u pay for. Also if ya like it i believe u can install seperately since people have been leaving cabs from other phone strewn all about this place...
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Anyhow, thanks for the responses guys. I'll cook the cabs into the autoinstallers from now on. On another note, has anyone else noticed how freakin slow 6.1 threaded SMS is compared to cody's version? When you send a message it takes forever to update. Even just loading a message takes a long time. The only thing i like better about 6.1's version is that it's integrated into the standard messaging...so you can import/export/save your texts. |
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Re: How do I remove programs that were autoinstalled by kitchen?
codys threaded sms is much much better imho. i have the same slow problem with the 6.1 txting. i type much faster than it can produce the letters on the screen. very frustrating, especially as much as i text....maybe ill try the kitchen 3.49....im still running vetvito's black pill
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I had this problem that I would type a couple of words then look at the screen and it would still be typing it out... I found a solution by accident (at least it seems like it works for me). When you open the conversation in the 6.1 threaded text tap in the box with your finger and it will type alot faster. Seems like it solved the problem in the no2chem 5067 and the 3.49 roms from the kitchen but I would like other opinions on it. I figured that out totally by accident, I almost dropped my phone as I was texting and hit that part of the screen then after I noticed it actually kept up with my typing. Now I do that everytime I open a text conversation. |
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