Android fans, say goodbye to bloatware. CNET has recently confirmed with Google that the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update will let users disable any application, even those apps that the manufacturer and carrier preinstall as part of their business deals. The ability to shut down unwanted apps also extends to the browser and Gmail. …
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