Ever installed an app on your Android phone that you wanted to get rid of tout de suite?  Us too.

That’s why we’ve posted a new Android Help Center article detailing the process for uninstalling unwanted software apps in the Android OS.

Read: How to Remove / Uninstall Software Apps in Android

First, we’d like to thank everyone who has sent in questions to help build our Android Help Center.  We’ve received hundreds of messages and they’ve each helped us construct the newest section of the site which is still under development.

Of the questions we’ve received, a large number have focused on Android media solutions, in particular music and video.  With respect to video, most questions centered on how to get a movie from a DVD onto an Android handheld.

So, we’ve begun work on a new Help Center Guide to highlight the software available to encode DVD video in Android-friendly video files.   At this time, the relevant software is listed in the guide along with brief descriptions and download links.  Over the coming weeks, we’ll add tutorials and/or tips for using each solution, so stay tuned.  Also, if you have any questions about what we’ve posted.

Read: Android DVD Movie Converter Software Guide

Have too many icons on your Android smartphone’s home screen?  Want to thin things out a bit?  In our latest tutorial, we show you how to quickly and easily delete an icon from your Android phone’s home screen.

This Help Center tutorial is based on a question we received from a reader.  As we continue to build our Android Help Center (which is still in beta) please keep the excellent Android-related questions coming.

Read: How to Delete an Icon from an Android Smartphone Home Screen

Have a shiny new Android smartphone?  Want to use existing MP3 music files as ringtones?  Want $500 in cash? 

Well, we can’t help with that last bit, but using MP3 files as ringtones in Android is a snap, and in our latest Android Help Center article, we show you how to do it.  All you need is a USB cable, a computer, and at least one compatible audio file, preferably in the MP3 format.

Read: How to Use MP3 Music Files As Ringtones on an Android Smartphone

Dan recently submitted a great question via email:

I have a new Android Droid … I also have an iPod and lots of purchased iTunes music. Any possibility of getting them on my Android so I can play them?

The short answer is yes, you can get your purchased iTunes music to play on Google Android devices, as well as Windows Mobile and BlackBerry smartphones.  But depending on how long ago you bought the music and what type of file you’ve got on the hard drive, the process can be very simple or more complicated.

For all the details on playing your iTunes-purchased music on Android smartphones, read our latest Android Tutorial:

How to Play Purchased iTunes Music on an Android Smartphone

Have questions or need further details?  Email me.