Zte blade af 3 firmware via PC. Firmware for ZTE phone, smartphone and tablet. Universal instructions for flashing ZTE Blade using CWM

On this page we will not describe the pros and cons of this Android device; we are really looking forward to your feedback about the device. Here you will find and be able to download custom original firmware, the official version of MIUI v4, MIUI v5 android firmware from our website, and you can also see video instructions for installing the firmware for ZTE Blade AF3 and leave a review.

To download firmware for your phone ZTE Blade AF3 with Android 7.0 Nougat, Android 6.0 Marshmallow (aka Android M or Marshmallow) or Android 5.0 Lollipop, you need to read the entire page and find the link. There are also firmware Android KitKat 4.4.x (Kitkat) and Android 4.3 Jelly Bean (Jelly Bean), as well as older versions, but we do not recommend downloading them, due to the fact that this is outdated software. The fifth version of Android has stepped far ahead of its predecessors, not to mention versions 6 and 7, worked out to the smallest detail. Below you will find an overview of the latest versions of Android and can compare them.

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Availability of firmware: In stock.

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Installation instructions

Click on the download link, selecting the firmware you need

Download Android M firmware - we checked you, to be honest M is Marshmallow, follow the second link

Download the file with firmware and application
Run the application file
Select the required firmware version
Follow the instructions from the file archive

ZTE Blade AF3 firmware video

Device price

The price in local currency depends on the dollar exchange rate.

useful links

Getting root rights to ZTE Blade AF3

If you want to get root rights, I recommend that you use the program Rootkhp for computer - this is one of the new programs with a large base of supported smartphones and tablets on Android. The program runs only under Windows; for Linux and Mac OS systems, it is recommended to use emulators.

You can download the program for free from the official website Rootkhp.pro, which is easily found via Google.

How to unlock a pattern key

Removing a forgotten pattern key, regardless of its complexity, has ceased to be a global problem even for an ordinary user who is little familiar with the security mechanisms of the Android operating system and its loopholes. Not long ago we came across a program for unlocking the Gaigunlock graphic key (Gaigunlosk). Step-by-step instructions in Russian and a description of how the program works are published at the link above.

Released at the beginning of 2015, the 5-inch smartphone from ZTE immediately took a confident place in the budget gadget market. A bright IPS matrix, 8 GB of internal memory and a sensitive 8-megapixel camera with autofocus have become a clear advantage of the new product among competing devices in the same price category.

Since Chinese brands only occasionally provide full support for the latest versions of Android for their gadgets, the ZTE Blade L3 firmware is entirely the responsibility of the users themselves.

	Firmware (revision 1):	https://yadi.sk/d/wGvdDFa03KnEzM
	Firmware (revision 2):	https://yadi.sk/d/pc6lnxM83KnF23
	European version:	https://yadi.sk/d/diG31g383KnF2m
	ADB Driver:	https://yadi.sk/d/NnyocaGU3KnF46
	SP Flash Tool:	https://yadi.sk/d/MIXVS_wM3KnF54

First of all, you need to determine the revision of your smartphone, to do this, remove the cover of the device and look at the bottom of the battery. In the middle of the letter set it will be indicated:

“V1.0” – first revision;
“V2.0” – second revision.

However, there is also a European revision (single-frame), which can be determined by the display resolution: in this version it is 854 by 480 pixels. You can check the value in any benchmark application.

Firmware ZTE Blade L3 via SP Flash Tool

Install ADB drivers on your PC, and download and run the SP Flash Tool. After downloading the archive for installing the new firmware, unpack it and:

in the main menu of the utility, in the “Scatter-loading File” item, specify the path to the “Android_scatter” file located inside the “.7z” archive;
check all the items in the list except for “Preloader”;

Connect your smartphone to your PC using a USB cable;
Click "Download".

At the end of the firmware process, reboot your phone.

Additional materials

Below we describe the process of installing a new recovery and the procedure for flashing the ZTE Blade L3 smartphone through this engineering menu. It is not necessary to perform these operations; this is an alternative option for updating the built-in firmware without using third-party programs.

	Revision 1:	https://cloud.mail.ru/public/FeCG/jbydUsbKx
	Revision 2:	https://cloud.mail.ru/public/aVCT/R1Br9f3xj
	Recovery all:	https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=682926&st=4660#entry47981582

Download the required recovery version for your revision.

After installing the bootloader, reboot your smartphone.

Updating Android firmware on your phone

After downloading the firmware file (let’s look at the example of the latest official version of Cyanogen 13 for the first, second and European revisions), move the downloaded archive in “.zip” format to the root of the phone’s memory or SD card.

ZTE Blade AF3 is a branded Chinese smartphone that received 0 points for performance. Here you can download firmware (for all operators, firmware ROM), find out how to reset settings or get root. There are also instructions on ZTE. This smartphone needs further evaluation. Has 1200 MHz on board

Characteristics

Type: smartphone
Operating system: Android 4.4
Case type: classic
Case material: plastic control: touch buttons
SIM card type: regular
+micro SIM
Number of SIM cards: 2
Multi-SIM operating mode: alternating
Weight: 127 g
Dimensions (WxHxD): 63.8x125x11.5 mm
Screen type: color TFT, touch
Touch screen type: multi-touch, capacitive
Diagonal: 4 ninch.
Image size: 800x480
Pixels per inch (PPI): 233
Camera: 5 million pixels, LED flash
Video recording: yes
Front camera: yes, 2 million pixels.
Audio: MP3, FM radio
Headphone jack: 3.5mm
Standard: GSM 900/1800/1900, 3G
Interfaces: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, USB
Satellite navigation: nGPS
DLNA support: yes
Processor: 1200 MHz
Number of processor cores: 4
Built-in memory: 4 GB
RAM capacity: 512 MB
Memory card slot: yes, up to 32 GB
Battery capacity: 1400 mAh
Charging connector type: micro-USB
Speakerphone (built-in speaker): control available: voice dialing, voice control
Airplane mode: yes
Flashlight: yes

Firmware for ZTE Blade AF3

Official Android 4.4 firmware [stock ROM file] -
Custom ZTE firmware -

If custom or official firmware for ZTE has not yet been added here, then create a topic on the forum, in the section, our specialists will promptly and free of charge, including. with backup and manuals. Just don’t forget to write a review about your smartphone - this is extremely important. Firmware for ZTE Blade AF3 will also appear on this page. Please note that this ZTE model requires an individual ROM file, so you should not try firmware files from other devices.

What custom firmware are there?

CM - CyanogenMod
LineageOS
Paranoid Android
OmniROM
Temasek's

AICP (Android Ice Cold Project)
RR (Resurrection Remix)
MK(MoKee)
FlymeOS
Bliss
crDroid
Illusion ROMS
Pacman ROM

Problems and shortcomings of a ZTE smartphone and how to fix them?

If the Blade AF3 does not turn on, for example, you see a white screen, hangs on the splash screen, or the notification indicator only blinks (possibly after charging).
If stuck during update / stuck when turned on (needs flashing, 100%)
Doesn't charge (usually hardware problems)
Doesn't see the SIM card
The camera does not work (mostly hardware problems)
The sensor does not work (depends on the situation)

For all these problems, contact (you just need to create a topic), specialists will help for free.

Hard Reset for ZTE Blade AF3

Instructions on how to do a Hard Reset on ZTE Blade AF3 (factory reset). We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the visual guide called on Android. .

Reset codes (open the dialer and enter them).

*2767*3855#
*#*#7780#*#*
*#*#7378423#*#*

Hard Reset via Recovery

Turn off your device -> go to Recovery
"wipe data/factory reset"
“yes - delete all user data” -> “Reboot System”

How to log into Recovery?

hold down Vol(-) [volume down], or Vol(+) [volume up] and the Power button
A menu with the Android logo will appear. That's it, you are in Recovery!

Reset settings on ZTE Blade AF3 You can do it in a very simple way:

Settings->Backup and reset
Reset settings (at the very bottom)

How to reset a pattern key

How to reset your pattern key if you forgot it and now you can’t unlock your ZTE smartphone. On the Blade AF3, the key or PIN can be removed in several ways. You can also remove the lock by resetting the settings; the lock code will be deleted and disabled.

Reset graph. blocking -
Password reset -

Even in modern balanced Android smartphones from well-known manufacturers, sometimes there is a situation that characterizes the software developers for the device from a not very good side. Quite often, even a relatively “new” smartphone can cause trouble for its owner in the form of a crash of the Android system, which makes further use of the device impossible. The ZTE Blade A510 is a mid-level device, which, despite its good technical characteristics, unfortunately cannot boast of the stability and reliability of the system software from the manufacturer.

Fortunately, the troubles described above can be eliminated by flashing the device, which today does not pose any particular difficulties even for a novice user. The material below describes how to flash a ZTE Blade A510 smartphone - from simply installing/updating the official version of the system to getting the latest Android 7 in the device.

Before proceeding with the instructions below, please understand the following.

Stitching procedures carry potential danger! Only strict adherence to instructions can determine the smooth operation of software installation processes. At the same time, the Administration of the resource and the author of the article cannot guarantee the functionality of the methods for each specific device! The owner performs all manipulations with the device at his own peril and risk, and bears responsibility for their consequences independently!

Any software installation process is preceded by preparatory procedures. In any case, to be on the safe side, do all of the following before you start overwriting the ZTE Blade A510 memory partitions.

Hardware revisions

The ZTE Blade A510 model is available in two versions, the difference between which lies in the types of display used.

Rev1–hx8394 f _720p_lead_dsi_vdo

For this version of the smartphone there are no restrictions on the use of software versions; you can install any official OS from ZTE.

Rev2–hx8394 d _720p_lead_dsi_vdo

In this version of the display, only official firmware versions will function properly RU_B04, RU_B05, BY_B07, BY_B08.

You can find out which display is used in a particular device using the Device Info HW Android application, which is available in the Play Market.

After installing and launching Device Info HW, as well as granting root rights to the application, the display version can be viewed in the line "Display" on the tab "General" main screen of the program.

As you can see, determining the display type of the ZTE Blade A510 and, accordingly, the hardware revision of the device is a simple procedure, but it requires Superuser rights on the device, and obtaining them requires the preliminary installation of a modified recovery, which is done after a series of rather complex manipulations with the software and will described below.

Thus, in some situations you will have to act “blindly”, without knowing for sure what type of display is used in the device. Before the revision of the smartphone is determined, you should use only those firmwares that work with both revisions, that is RU_B04, RU_B05, BY_B07, BY_B08.

Drivers

As is the case with other Android devices, in order to manipulate the ZTE Blade A510 through Windows applications, you will need drivers installed in the system. The smartphone in question does not stand out in this regard as anything special. Install drivers for Mediatek devices by following the instructions from the article:

If you encounter problems or difficulties when installing drivers, use a specially created script to install the system components required for proper pairing of your smartphone and PC.

Backup important data

Every intervention in the software part of all Android devices, and the ZTE Blade A510 is no exception, carries a potential danger and in most cases involves clearing the internal memory of the device from the data it contains, including user information. To avoid the loss of personal information, make a backup copy of important information, and ideally a complete backup of your smartphone’s memory sections, using the tips from the material:

The most important point to pay attention to is backing up the partition "NVRAM". Damage to this area during flashing leads to erasing of the IMEI, which in turn leads to the inoperability of SIM cards.

Recovery "NVRAM" without a backup it is very difficult, therefore, in the description of software installation methods No. 2-3 below in the article, steps are indicated that allow you to create a partition dump before interfering with the device’s memory.

Firmware

Depending on what your goal is, you can use one of several ways to rewrite the ZTE Blade A510 software. Method No. 1 is most often used to update the version of the official firmware, method No. 2 is the most universal and radical method of reinstalling software and restoring the device to a working state, and method No. 3 involves replacing the smartphone’s system software with solutions from third-party developers.

Method 1: Factory recovery

Probably the easiest way to reinstall the firmware on the ZTE Blade A510 is to use the capabilities of the device's factory recovery environment. If the smartphone boots into Android, you don’t even need a PC to follow the instructions below, and if the device is not working correctly, then the steps listed will often help restore functionality.

Additionally. If any errors occur during the installation process or a prompt appears to reboot, as in the photo below, simply repeat the procedure again starting from step 1, after restarting the recovery.

Method 2: SP Flash Tool

The most effective method of flashing MTK devices is to use the proprietary development of Mediatek programmers, which, fortunately, is also available to ordinary users - the SP Flash Tool program. As for the ZTE Blade A510, using the tool you can not only reinstall the firmware completely or change its version, but also restore a device that does not start, hangs on the boot screen, etc.

Among other things, the ability to work with the SP Flash Tool will be needed to install custom recovery and modified OS in the ZTE Blade A510, so it’s definitely worth reading the instructions, and ideally, following them regardless of the purpose of the firmware. The version of the program from the example below can be downloaded from the link:

The model under consideration is very sensitive to flashing procedures and quite often during the manipulation process various failures occur, as well as damage to the partition "NVRAM", therefore, only strict adherence to the instructions below can guarantee the success of the installation!

Before proceeding to the process of installing system software in the ZTE Blade A510, it is recommended that you read the article at the link below, this will help you more fully understand the picture of what is happening and better understand the terms.

The example uses the firmware RU_BLADE_A510V1.0.0B05, as the most universal and fresh solution for models of both the first and second hardware revisions. Download the package with firmware intended for installation via SP FlashTool from the link:

Launch flash_tool.exe from the directory resulting from unpacking the archive.

Load into the program MT6735M_Android_scatter.txt- this is a file that is present in the directory with the unpacked firmware. Use the button to add a file "choose", located to the right of the field. By clicking it, determine the location of the file through Explorer and click "Open".

Now you need to create a dump of the memory area that the partition occupies "NVRAM". Go to the tab "Readback" and press "Add", which will cause a line to appear in the main window field.

Left-clicking on the added line will open an Explorer window in which you need to specify the path where the dump will be saved, as well as its name - "NVRAM". Next press "Save".

In the window "Readback block start address", which appears after completing the previous step of the instructions, enter the following values:
- In field "Start Address"- 0x380000 ;
- In field "Length"- value 0x500000 .
And press "OK".

Press the button "Readback". Turn off your smartphone completely and connect the USB cable to the device.

The process of reading information from the device’s memory will begin automatically and end very quickly with the appearance of the window "Readback OK".

This way you will have a 5MB backup file of the NVRAM partition, which will be needed not only in the next steps of this instruction, but also in the future when the need arises to restore IMEI.
Disconnect your phone from the USB port and go to the tab "Download". Uncheck the checkbox next to the item "preloader" and begin the process of recording images into memory by pressing "Download".

Connect the USB cable to your smartphone. Once the device is identified in the system, the installation of firmware on the device will automatically begin.

Waiting for the window to appear "Download OK" and disconnect the ZTE Blade A510 from the computer’s USB port.

Uncheck the checkboxes opposite all sections, and next to "preloader", on the contrary, check the box.

Go to the tab "Format", move the formatting method switch to position "Manual FormatFlash", and then fill in the fields in the lower area with the following data:
- 0x380000 - in the field "Begin Address";
- 0x500000 – in the field “ Format Length".

Click "Start", connect the device in the off state to the USB port and wait for the window to appear "Format OK".

Now you need to record the previously saved dump "NVRAM" in memory of ZTE Blade A510. This is done using the tab "Write memory", available only in the “advanced” operating mode of SP FlashTool. To go to "Advanced Mode" you need to press the combination on the keyboard "Ctrl"+"Alt"+"V". Then go to the menu "Window" and choose "Write memory".

Field "Begin Address" on the tab "Write memory" fill in by entering 0x380000, and in the field "File Path" add the file "NVRAM", obtained as a result of performing steps No. 3-7 of this instruction. Press the button "Write memory".

Connect the switched off ZTE Blade A510 to the PC, and then wait for the window to appear "Write Memory OK".
At this point, the installation of the OS in the ZTE Blade A510 can be considered complete. Disconnect the device from the PC and turn it on by long pressing the key "Nutrition". The first time after manipulations through the Flash Tool, you will have to wait about 10 minutes to load into Android, be patient.

Method 3: Custom firmware

If the official ZTE Blade A510 firmware is not satisfied with its functionality and capabilities, you want to try something new and interesting, then you can use modified solutions. For the model in question, many custom ones have been created and ported, choose any according to your preferences, but keep in mind that developers often upload firmware with non-working hardware components.

The most common “disease” of modified solutions for the ZTE Blade A510 is the inability to use the camera with flash. In addition, you should not forget about the two revisions of the smartphone and carefully read the description of the custom, namely what hardware version of the A510 it is intended for.

Custom firmware for the A510 is distributed in two forms - for installation via the SP Flash Tool and for installation via a modified recovery. In general, if you decide to switch to custom, it is recommended to follow this algorithm. First flash TeamWin Recovery (TWRP), get root rights and find out exactly the hardware revision. Then install the modified OS via FlashTool without a recovery environment. Subsequently change the firmware using custom recovery.

Installing TWRP and obtaining root rights

In order for a custom recovery environment to appear in the ZTE Blade A510, use the method of installing a separate image using SP FlashTool.

The image file of the modified recovery can be downloaded from the link:

Installing custom via SP FlashTool

The procedure for installing custom firmware is generally no different from the similar process when installing an official solution. If you transferred the official firmware files using method No. 2 above (and it is highly recommended to do this before installing a modified solution), then you already have a backup "NVRAM", which means that after installing any modified OS, if necessary, you can restore the partition.

As an example, let's install a custom solution in ZTE Blade A510 Lineage OS 14.1 based on Android 7.1. The disadvantages of the build include the occasional freezing of the Camera application when the flash is turned on. Otherwise, this is an excellent and stable solution, and besides, it’s the newest Android. The package is suitable for both revisions of the device.

Installing custom via TWRP

Installing modified firmware via TWRP is very easy. The procedure is described in detail in the material at the link below; for the ZTE Blade A510 there are no significant differences in the process.

One of the interesting solutions for the device in question is the ported MIUI 8 OS, which is characterized by a nice interface, a lot of possibilities for fine-tuning the system, stability and access to Xiaomi services.

You can download the package for installation via TWRP from the example below using the link (suitable for both Rev1, so Rev2):

Thus, for the ZTE Blade A510 there are several methods for installing system software, used depending on the desired result. If something goes wrong during the installation of the system in your smartphone, do not worry. If you have a backup, restoring the smartphone to its original state using the SP Flash Tool takes 10-15 minutes.

We have:

ZTE Blade;
boring, old, buggy (underline as appropriate) firmware on it;
a little time;
a bit of gray matter;
a drop of money (for immersion in Zen).

Task: completely immersed in Zen (make a candy out of your phone and forget about flashing it).

Let's get started!

Turn off the phone.

If ClockWorkMod (alternative Recovery mode) is not installed, install ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0, if already installed, install it.

Quick installation of ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0 via Bootloader

1) Download the archive ZTE Blade (ZTE Libra) - ClockworkMod 5.0.2.0

2) Unpack it into a folder.

3) Load the phone into BootLoader. To do this: Turn off the phone. We press and hold down the buttons "Home" + "Volume down"and turn on the phone, after 6-8 seconds it shouldhover Green Androy (or ZTE logo) And Red "Back" button), release the buttons.

4) Connect USB cableto the phone, after which an unidentified “Android” device will appear in the device manager, force install the driver from the folder that was in the archive. (Note: absolutely all drivers for ZTE Blade are available in Windows 7 Update. Therefore, you just need to enable automatic search for drivers in Windows 7 and have internet.

4) Launch from the folder"Install ClockWorkMOD 5.0.2.0.bat".

5) After closing the window, disconnect the cable and give the battery.

Create a Backup of the old firmware

We press and hold down the "Volume Down" buttonand turn on the phone - We get into ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0

Buttons "Volume down"“Volume up”, select (Home) go to backup and restore - Backup.We are waiting for the end of the procedure.

Go to mounts and storage - mount USB storage. We connect the phone to the computer, copy the folder from the card to a safe placeclockworkmod, which contains our Backup.

Click Unmount on your phone. We take out the cable.

Installing new firmware

The best, in my opinion, firmware based on source code at the moment CyanogenMod 7.2.0-RC1 from a friend BurgerZ(website BurgerZ.pro). download the latest firmware (at the time of writing cm-7.2.0-RC1-Blade-KANG-13APR).
Go to the initial menu of ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0.

wipe data/factory reset - Yes

wipe cache partition - Yes

advanced - partitioning SD card - 1024 mb (EXT partition) - 0 mb (SWAP partition) (I believe that it is not needed with such an amount of RAM). We are waiting for the operation to complete.

mounts - mount SD card
We connect the phone to the computer. We unpack the archive (Download from DepositFiles MD5:807418DE2B7A5276F72867B942AC5ADB) with a modification of the original firmware, where the data section is increased to 240 Mb. Copy the folder "image" from the archive "Modified (240 MB free).rar", firmware from BurgerZ, gapps from 04/08/2012 (gapps-full-20120408-Blade.zip MD5: 2C96C534ECDCABB5027B1DAB8780D411), Darktremor Apps2SD (dtapp) to the root of the memory card s2sd -2.7.5.2-1-signed.zip MD5: 8AF9E161B5DE47DD857BEF5638EDFBE8) ( Note: After updating the firmware, the archive must be re-flashed).

Unmount

Power off

When loading the android, remove the battery (as soon as the green android appears).
Insert the battery

We take out the battery

Volume Down+Power (boot into ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0)

Install zip from SD card - choose zip from sdcard. Select one by one: cm-7.2.0-RC1-Blade-KANG-13APR.zip, gapps-full-20120408-Blade.zip, dtapps2sd-2.7.5.2-1-signed.zip.
Power off

Power on
Select Launcher

Next, I will give the basic phone settings that are comfortable for me. Perhaps you will learn something interesting for yourself.

Settings - language and keyboard - Russian
Settings - Wireless networks - Mobile network - Data transfer (uncheck)
Open the status bar - CM stats - disable collecting statistics Cyanogenmod

Removing all widgets
Settings - Calls - Incoming call in background

Settings - Cyanogenmod Settings - Applications - Allow moving applications

Settings - Cyanogenmod Settings - Screen - Screen turn on animation

Settings - Cyanogenmod Settings - Interface - Buttons in the notification bar - Hide the scroll bar

Settings - Cyanogenmod Settings - Interface - Widget buttons - widget buttons (add: 2G/3G, data, backlight; remove: sound) - Network modes (2G/3G+2G) - Network modes automatically (2G/3G) - On. With this, I use one data transfer button in the status bar to switch between phone states: (3G+2G+Internet network)/(2G network only+no Internet). That. We save battery and time.
Open the notification panel and click 2G/3G (to switch to 2G only mode)

Settings - Cyanogenmod Settings - Interface - Redrawing after enlargement

Settings - Location and security - GPS satellites (uncheck)
Settings - Location and security - GPS source - Use. built-in GPS
Settings - Location and protection - Set up screen lock - Pattern (set your own key)

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Lock Screen - Widgets - Battery Status

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Lock Screen - Unlock - Skip when protecting device

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Lock Screen - Unlock - Menu Unlock
Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Lock screen - Delays and timeouts - Auto shutdown delay - 10 sec.

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Performance - CPU Settings - Set on boot

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Performance - CPU Settings - Maximum Frequency - choose at your discretion no more than 748 (I have 710)

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Performance - Off. boot animation (phone boot time is reduced)

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Sound - Silent State

Settings - CyanogenMod Settings - Sound - Quiet hours - Enable quiet hours (Disable notification sound, selection response, mute trackball). We set the beginning and end at our discretion (mine is 00:00 - 6:00)

Settings - Cyanogenmod - Sound - Mute camera sound

Settings - Device settings - Calibrate proximity sensor (perform in light, there should be no objects in front of the screen, including you, closer than 2 meters for 15 seconds). Without this procedure, the proximity sensor will not work.

Settings - Sound - Key sound (uncheck)

Settings - Applications - Unknown sources
Settings - Language and keyboard - Android keyboard - Input languages - English (US) + Russian

Application menu - Spare Parts - End button behavior - Sleep mode (should reduce battery consumption)
Application Menu - Spare Parts - Intermediate Animations - Quick

Connect Wifi or 3G

Setting up a Google account

Install Superuser from Google Play
We add to the card applications that you usually install not from Google Play.

Install from Google Play:

Go Launcher EX (Russian) (optional)
Go Contacts EX (optional)
Go SMS Pro (optional)
A2SDGUI (required) - needed for linking the EXT section of the card and transferring programs there.

Press the Home button and select Go Launcher EX by default.

Let's go to Titanium Backup delete (the "Backups" tab, short tap on the application, first delete the data, and then the program itself):

Cmstats (CMStats.apk);
Google One Time Init (OneTimeInItializer.apk);
Launcher;
Launcher Pro (optional, I use Go Launcher);
Gallery (it’s better to use QuickPic instead);
Music;
News and weather (GenieWdget.apk);
Screen control tips (Protips.apk);
Notifications about cyanogenmod updates (CMUpdateNotify.apk);
File Manager (FileManager.apk).

Also, in previous builds of Burgerz there were standard applications that could be easily removed (may be useful in future firmware):

Latin Input Method Tutorial(LatinImeTutorial.apk);
Setup Wizard (setupwizard.apk).

Open Market Enabler - Settings list - long tap on T-Mobile (T-Mobile) - fake this provider now
Google Play - updating Maps and Street View in Google Maps.
We will integrate the Google Play update (you can also integrate other Google applications that will be updated in the future):
Titanium Backup - long tap on the application - Integrate updates into ROM.
We also integrate (to save space in the data section):