So I've been trying to "vanilla-fy" my phone as much as possible, to see if getting rid of Sense helps free up some memory and help it run a little smoother. Don't get me wrong, it runs well, but clearly when taking advantage of a lot of the widgets, it bogs it down. So I'm just tinkering...
Anyway, when I had a Thunderbolt and the Inc2, you could rename/remove htclockscreen.apk (going off of memory, might have been named slightly different) and it would remove the stock Sense lockscreen, revert to the stock Android slider, and every thing else worked fine. I tried that on my Sensation, and while it does remove the Sense lockscreen and revert to stock Android, it also makes it impossible to answer calls - it's like the lockscreen was somehow tied into the phone app maybe? The phone rings, and it just shows the lockscreen. You unlock it, and it has the screen that you see when you're actually on a call - so your only option is to end it, no way to answer...
Anyway, when I had a Thunderbolt and the Inc2, you could rename/remove htclockscreen.apk (going off of memory, might have been named slightly different) and it would remove the stock Sense lockscreen, revert to the stock Android slider, and every thing else worked fine. I tried that on my Sensation, and while it does remove the Sense lockscreen and revert to stock Android, it also makes it impossible to answer calls - it's like the lockscreen was somehow tied into the phone app maybe? The phone rings, and it just shows the lockscreen. You unlock it, and it has the screen that you see when you're actually on a call - so your only option is to end it, no way to answer...
