I searched the Forum, searched the iPad Air users guide and searched Youtube and could not find understandable information on the steps needed to delete some Apps that come preinstalled on the iPad Air like Games and Newsstand that I will never use. Thanks for any step by step help you may be able to offer.
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Procedure To Delete Unwanted iOS7 Apps?
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You can't delete those apps. You're best off putting them in a folder and forgetting about them.
You can't. Sorry, it is just that simple. It is impossible. There have been apps that somehow get on the App Store which delete stock apps but they are quickly removed. Jailbreaks would do this on iOS 6 but there isn't one for iOS 7.
If it makes you feel any better, the core apps do not actually use any of the "user space" on your device. They are on the operating system partition, which is separate from the user partition.
Even if you COULD somehow delete them, you wouldn't reclaim any space. And it's not like they are large apps anyway, so it's a moot point.
So yeah, just stuff 'em in a folder and forget them. Many people have a "stuff I don't use" folder on the last screen with a few stock apps in them.
Even if you COULD somehow delete them, you wouldn't reclaim any space. And it's not like they are large apps anyway, so it's a moot point.
So yeah, just stuff 'em in a folder and forget them. Many people have a "stuff I don't use" folder on the last screen with a few stock apps in them.
I already use folders on my iPad. So I just stuff them in one instead of making one for themselves. 
My iPad doesn't deserve a folder called "crap", and really, all it does is just make room for more icons on the home screen.
My iPad doesn't deserve a folder called "crap", and really, all it does is just make room for more icons on the home screen. 
It's amazing that Apple hasn't implemented a way to hide preloaded apps yet.
It could show x's for all of the apps in edit mode. You could hit the x for a preloaded app, and it would hide instead of deleting itself.
To unhide the apps, you could go into Settings -> Home Screen (which could have other options that might be useful, such as the ability to move apps to any part of the grid instead of lining up left to right, top to bottom)
It could show x's for all of the apps in edit mode. You could hit the x for a preloaded app, and it would hide instead of deleting itself.
To unhide the apps, you could go into Settings -> Home Screen (which could have other options that might be useful, such as the ability to move apps to any part of the grid instead of lining up left to right, top to bottom)
