When you buy a iPhone o iPad and you turn it on and you see the bitten apple you are filled with a feeling of having something good. That feeling diminishes, at least a little, when you see that a series of Native iOS apps that you know from the first moment that you are not going to use. You get down to work, you hold down the icons and you get frustrated when the blades that determine that the App can be uninstalled. This has been the case since the beginning of time. With Tim Cook times have changed and in the future you may be able to eliminate those Native apps so annoying.
Bag, compass, kiosk ... Who uses them?
In my particular case I have a folder created in the iPhone that brings together those Native iOS apps that I do not use and do not want to have the naked eye. Among them are Compass, Bag, Kiosk, Passbook, Tips, Weather and iBooks. They are applications that I have never used, they do not interest me and I am angry that they are there. It is true that you get used to it and leave it there in oblivion. But the normal thing would be that we could decide if we want to have them or not, as it happens with other applications that are more interesting, and yet we can uninstall them if we do not want them, an example could be Apple Store o Buscar.
Recientemente Tim Cook has indicated that in the future there will be the possibility of erasing these native iOS apps that you don't use and that only take up space in the terminal. As collected Excelsior, Apple CEO Has stated that This matter is more complex than it seems. There are some applications that are linked to something in the iPhone. If they were removed, they would cause problems in certain places on the phone. There are other applications that are not like that. So, I think that those that are not that way, we will find a way that you can remove them. We want you to be happy. I recognize that there are people who want this, and it is something we seek to do ”.
We do not know when such a "daring" strategy will be decided. I mean, it is not normal to see how little by little (very little by little) you can customize the iPhone or iPad, but of course we were not going to see Microsoft staff in a presentation of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. So the possibility of eliminating native iOS apps that they do not cause harm is a great idea, which will help, as your CEO, for users to enjoy more of the terminal they have purchased. We will not know when it will be but we are looking forward to it.
SOURCE: Excelsior