When Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge were announced they promised to remove a lot of pre-loaded apps that come with Touch Wiz version while initializing more apps multiple productivity-oriented apps from Microsoft such as OneDrive, Skype, OneNote and Office Mobile.Unfortunately, all the four major US carriers have uninstalled these apps while installing their own ones upon which they received criticism from online community.Sprint seems to be the most

Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge’s pre-loaded apps getting removed by US carriers

flexible only removing Download Booster while also disabling Wi-Fi calling as the default setting. Download Booster can be downloaded from the Google Play store, and Wi-Fi calling can be enabled from the settings.T-Mobile removed S-Finder and Quick Connect from the drop-down menu. AT&T also removed Download Booster, Simple Sharing (for sharing large files), and the Smart Manager app (for managing storage and battery). AT&T also removed Microsoft’s OneDrive app, one that came with 100GB of free cloud storage.Verizon was the most stringent as it removed Smart Manager, as well as OneDrive, Skype, OneNote and Office Mobile are all missing from Verizon’s versions of the Galaxy S6 and the S6 edge. You can download all apps from the Play Store except Samsung’s Smart Manager.

Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge’s pre-loaded apps getting removed by US carriers