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The next and most important step is to install a "root only" application from the market called "Autostarts" (QR code is in comments). If I remember correctly it's not free, but there may be a free alternative. You know how you constantly have to deal with your Windows PC and applications that think they have a right or legitimate reason to start every time your computer starts, but they don't really? And you have to use "msconfig" or another startup manager type application to prevent that from happening? Same thing on Android. All of the usual suspects will be there - Amazon MP3, that stupid Nascar app, Blockbuster, CityID, VZW Visual Voicemail spam, and others. And it turns out that there are all sorts of events that trigger an application to start - for example, Amazon MP3 starts when your locale changes, presumably to keep you from accessing your MP3s when you do something silly like travel to another country.
What you'll want to do in Autostarts is to disable all of the usual suspects from starting, especially from the "After Startup" event. I removed a bunch of garbage in here. Not only will this crap not run all the time, but your phone will boot much quicker too. Use common sense - obviously we want things like the Dialer application, Text Messaging, Calendar storage, etc to start up with our device. Generally anything hilited in yellow in Autostarts is a system process that you'll want to let run automatically, with the exception of obvious spam that still shows up as a "system process" because of the nature of non-removable crapware (Amazon MP3 on my Droid X shows up as a "system process" - trust me it's A-OK to disable it). Another thing I disabled was the "SIM Toolkit" as my handset doesn't have a SIM card. If you're a Droid X owner, you'll notice a few usual suspects (CityID, Visual Voice Mail) in the "New outgoing call" event - you'll want to disable those. Make sure you go through all of the events deleting all of the spam applications that you wouldn't normally use. Leave things related to widgets that you use - they're going to start again regardless.
What you'll want to do in Autostarts is to disable all of the usual suspects from starting, especially from the "After Startup" event. I removed a bunch of garbage in here. Not only will this crap not run all the time, but your phone will boot much quicker too. Use common sense - obviously we want things like the Dialer application, Text Messaging, Calendar storage, etc to start up with our device. Generally anything hilited in yellow in Autostarts is a system process that you'll want to let run automatically, with the exception of obvious spam that still shows up as a "system process" because of the nature of non-removable crapware (Amazon MP3 on my Droid X shows up as a "system process" - trust me it's A-OK to disable it). Another thing I disabled was the "SIM Toolkit" as my handset doesn't have a SIM card. If you're a Droid X owner, you'll notice a few usual suspects (CityID, Visual Voice Mail) in the "New outgoing call" event - you'll want to disable those. Make sure you go through all of the events deleting all of the spam applications that you wouldn't normally use. Leave things related to widgets that you use - they're going to start again regardless.
Dieser Beitrag wurde von ...but alive bearbeitet: 22. August 2010 - 15:12
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