With so many applications available for free on the Android Market, you can actually run out of space, but not applications, on your Android device. To clear up space you might need to do a little spring cleaning every now and then and Quick Uninstaller is a very handy helper.

The standard way to uninstall an app is to go to Settings > Applications > Manage applications, but you need to repeat these steps for each app. You can also uninstall apps from the Android Market by going to Market > Menu > Downloads and then uninstall the apps you don’t use anymore.

But if you install a tiny app called Quick Uninstaller from the Android Market for free, it will make un-installing multiple apps a lot simpler.

Once installed, it will open all the installed applications of your Android device in a list of thumbnails. Tap on an application you would like to uninstall and you will be redirected to the un-installation page.

Click on Uninstall to start and click ok when it’s complete. You can sort apps by date, size and name.

You can also uninstall multiple apps at the same time by using the Batch uninstall option.

Go to Menu > List view > Select multiple apps >Menu >More > Batch uninstall.

Quick Uninstaller also allows you to make a back-up of multiple apps with a Batch backup option.

So, if your device is getting overcrowded with apps you no longer use, give Quick Uninstaller’s bulk option a go – it’ll save you heaps of time.

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