Sometimes they issue two zip files..one to install..one for un-install the mods.
Another way is to reflash stock firmware. This will remove all type of mods.
Easiest way is to do Nandroid backup before you install the mods. It you dont like it or want to remove the mods later on.. you can simply restore back your Nandroid.

how many 1.1 mobo still alive?

what file you means ?
elaborate more please

if you means the apps data, then either under android / data or obb
if you want backup the data, sorry without root you can't backup apps with data

no idea sorry

and why you want to know about it ?

U want the apk file right? Go find it at system folder

To be exact, system root>data>app

like this other telco can bankrupt
getting more and more confuse with your confuse already
just don't worry about the memory lar aiyo ~.~
nope

Use root explorer, find data folder then go to folder named app. There is all the apk files for non system related app. Pls bear in mind that you can only do this when you are rooted. If you feel like cheapskate n want to save some storage by deleting those apk, please don't. It is save there for a reason. Never try it though. You can try but please do post the consequences of your act here afterwards. Tqvm
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Flexible OLED tech is nothing new man. Would you call a 6 year old tech new?

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I believe this is most probably because of high iso. This is due to the lighting. In auto mode, the camera always try to make sure the shutter speed will not slower than 1/17. So in places where lighting is not that bright, it will pump up the iso, that's y ur picture look grainy. The alternative is to switch to night mode under scene mode. This mode will will try to increase the shuttle time to not more than 1/2 before it start to increase the iso. The down side is u need to keep ur hand as steady as possible when taking picture coz if u r not, chances r ur photo will look blur due to high shutter speed.