When it comes to Android-powered smartphones, many models do arrive right out of the box with their fair share of bloatware. You can say that these should not even be there in the first place, where it ends up doing nothing else except to raise your blood pressure, apart from the more obvious effect of taking up unnecessary system resources which could be used for something more productive. Owners of the Samsung Galaxy S4 have something to cheer about with the TrulyClean script which allegedly frees the Samsung flagship smartphone from unwanted bloatware.
It is said that TrulyClean will be compatible with both GT-I9500 and GT-I9505 models of the Samsung Galaxy S4, and can remove approximately 100 apps, hence freeing up nearly 600MB of storage space on your device. Some of the apps that will be removed include S Voice, Samsung Hub, Google Earth, Google+, and Gmail. Needless to say, you can opt to download all of Google’s mentioned apps manually just in case you have need for it. Out of all the bloatware that you have encountered so far in your Android adventure, which one(s) do you think is/are the most useless?
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