Apps for Android phones are plentiful and easy to download. But once you've downloaded an app it doesn't mean it has to live on your phone forever. It's a good idea to have a regular cull of your ...

Android offers more than the simple Install and Uninstall options for your apps and games. Did you know you can temporarily test or remove apps?

Managing a plethora of apps on your Android smartphone can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to freeing up storage space. Fortunately, Android has made it easier to batch uninstall apps, ...

Tamping down on preinstalled garbage on an Android is a tradition as old as the OS itself. Unlike Apple, which tightly controls both the hardware and software of its smartphones, Android phones aren't ...

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Google appears to be quietly rolling out a new functionality for the Google Play Store. The feature allows users to remotely uninstall apps from other devices. While Google Play Store users have ...

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You can see all the apps you've ever downloaded on your Android phone by opening the "My apps & games" section in your Google Play Store.