There are hundreds of useful apps out there in the Android Market. What if you have installed many of them only to find your phone with low disk space? Uninstalling the apps by navigating to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications is one good way of doing it, you can also use the popular AppBrain app to uninstall all unneeded apps. There is however one downside of using both these methods, they do not allow bulk uninstallation of apps. Apps Uninstall can ultimately solve this problem.
It shows the basic details of all the applications installed with a search bar on the top for quick search. The size and date it was installed is shown right beneath the application name. To exclude an app, simply tap and hold and hit exclude. Moreover, to make sure it has been added to the exclude list, press menu button and check the exclude list.
Applications can be sorted by size, date and name in descending or ascending order. On the top, batch uninstall can be done by tapping the star right next to the application name. More Apps on the menu bar will take you to the Android market.
A decent app to quickly uninstall multiple unrequired applications in one go. It was successfully tested on Samsung Galaxy S.
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