One thing that a lot of us hate, is when a carrier puts in pre-installed apps that we never really use. I am on T-mobile, and there really was not much T-Mobile apps when I got my G2. With the Samsung Galaxy Nexus showing up in posts with Verizon pre-installed apps, we are now relieved that the apps can be disabled so we do not have to deal with them.
Now the apps cannot be uninstalled of course, but with the pictures above show that yes they can be disabled and they do not take up much space on the phone at all. Who else hates it when carriers put their own apps on new phones?
Source: Phandroid
