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If this proved to be true, removing bloatware could be the most wanted things of Android users. Among the new requirements for many partners: increasing the number of Google apps that must be pre-installed on the device to as many as 20, placing more Google apps on the home screen or in a prominent icon folder and making Google Search more prominent". According to recently leaked confidential documents, "Google has been adding requirements for dozens of manufacturers like Samsung Electronics, Huawei Technologies and HTC that want to build devices powered by Android. Even Nexus devices are preloaded with many Google-created apps.

Nearly all Android phones come with useless software pre-installed by manufacturers or carriers. I believe that most Android users have been subjected to this "attracting" problem for quite some time. Long-press (press and hold) the app you'd like to download and select Install.Tap Apps from your Kindle Fire home screen and select Cloud.To find and download previously purchased apps available on Kindle Fire: You can download apps previously purchased from Amazon Appstore for Android as long as the app is available on Kindle Fire. To Download the application to your K indle Fire again: Then remove the app from the Kindle Fire Apps Library Device tab.Select "Delete this app" from the "Actions." drop down menu to the right of the app.To permanently remove an app from your account: Press and hold the app you'd like to remove and tap Remove from Device.Tap Apps from the Kindle Fire Home screen and then tap Device.To remove an app from your Kindle Fire device: If you delete an app from your account, you'll have to purchase the app again to re-install it on your Kindle Fire. Apps removed from your Kindle Fire device are stored in Your Apps and can be downloaded again from your Cloud Library. You can remove an app from your Kindle Fire device, or you can delete it from your account. To Un-install an application from your K indle Fire: Please refer to this link if you are Downloading an app for the first time.