How to update to original Android (Remove launchers for newbies)

There are probably many things that really seem silly to us now, but that at the time we picked up an Android for the first time seemed like a matter of life or death that was difficult to resolve. Although Androidsis, in our tutorials for newbies we have talked about basic definitions such as what a Custom User Interface like the one that most manufacturers apply to the base Android operating system, and we have also explained to you from the beginning what a launcher is, not all users even know that this exists. In fact, among the many new androids that are added to the Google OS, and the many others that this technology does not care about knowing how their mobile works with its manufacturer and little else, today's is a tutorial that arises as a result of a question that they asked me this week, and that made me reflect on how many things those of us who continually fiddle with our terminals take for granted.

The story is that an acquaintance tells me that he is going to change his current mobile for the same one, because the one he has no longer works as he wants and is quite touched on the screen and on the case. And it turns out that when they deliver the other terminal, which is used, it comes with menus that did not exist before in the other, and that at least at first they are quite confusing. Why being the same Samsung Galaxy S2 is different from each other? It seems silly, but how many people who buy used terminals from friends or acquaintances has this happened? How many Android newbies have come across your user interface changed by a launcher and have no idea how to remove, or why the difference between the two phones when they are the same model? To all of you who are looking for the solution to this problem, today we help you from Androidsis. To the rest of you, those of you who are already experts, we simply invite you to make the same reflection that we do. Do we take too many things for granted when managing Android terminals?

If you have received a phone of the same model as your Android terminal, or one of the higher versions but running with the same update of the Android operating system, and you don't know what happens to it and why everything is changed, there is new features that didn't exist before and everything you see on the screen looks different than what you saw before; the explanation of what happens to you is simple. You have a launcher installed on your phone. That is, the previous owner wanted to customize it in some way, betting on a more graphical interface or better performance.

Now that you know what happens to your phone, you may want to go back to the previous configuration, which you were already used to. To do this, simply search among all the applications that you have installed on your phone for any that is precisely unknown to you and match a launcher (If you are not sure, go to the Google Play page of the app and make sure that it is indeed a launcher). Uninstall it and you will see as if by magic that everything is restored to how it was before.

But if by chance you have gotten the bug of tinkering and customizing your Android and you would like to test how other launchers look on your terminal, we recommend taking a look at our section dedicated to this type of complements for Android.