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MidnightDraven · 04-15-2009, 04:21 PM

It depends. If you are going to install google maps because its better for you, why bother keeping BB maps installed? same with BB messenger. if none of your friends have a BB (like me) and i cant use it, theres no point in me keeping it.

also, on the languages issue, there are LOTS of languages, and I cant believe anyone would use ALL of them, so deleting the ones you don't need allows you to install stuff you do need.

I believe this is a better ability compared to the Nokia N95 I had, where it would update the OS (firmware as nokia prefers to call it) and you could remove nothing that you didnt use.

04-15-2009, 04:21 PM	#30
MidnightDraven BlackBerry Mensa Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chester,UK Model: 9000 PIN: N/A Carrier: Tesco Mobile Posts: 9,481	It depends. If you are going to install google maps because its better for you, why bother keeping BB maps installed? same with BB messenger. if none of your friends have a BB (like me) and i cant use it, theres no point in me keeping it. also, on the languages issue, there are LOTS of languages, and I cant believe anyone would use ALL of them, so deleting the ones you don't need allows you to install stuff you do need. I believe this is a better ability compared to the Nokia N95 I had, where it would update the OS (firmware as nokia prefers to call it) and you could remove nothing that you didnt use. __________________ ~Midnight Draven "That's it then. Cancel the kitchen scraps for lepers and orphans, no more merciful beheadings... and call off Christmas."
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