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Originally Posted by Photonboy
Reminds me of this time I was on Napster, back in the day, and some guy mentioned he had like 500,000 songs. My thought was 1.) Are you nuts? 2.) You need some sunshine, pronto. What in the hell are you going to do with 456 apps? That's insane. I don't think I'm going out on a limb here in suggesting that the vast majority of people have like 20 or 30, tops. In which case SBSettings makes the most sense. It allows you to choose each app you want to see or not see.
PS. No offense intended, I write like I would talk to my buddies over a beer..
Peace

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No offense taken. I talk the same way about Facebook or Twitter friends. If you have 500 friends, they are not your "friends".
Just the same, I am a developer and do a lot of competitive analysis. I download them, check them out and either disable them in iTunes or file them in Categories. After all, you can only have 11 pages of apps on your Springboard - which translates to 180 ((11 * 16) + 4 in your dock).
BEFORE updating I usually turn all my apps off in iTunes. It makes the process go faster. (I also turn off all my music & videos.)
AFTER updating I load things as needed.
BUT Categories remembers all those invisibility settings - so I always apply the "Restrictions" trick.
By starting over each time I weed out the stuff I'm never going to use again - and sometimes I actually PAY for the ones I do!
Years ago when I was at Apple, we had a pirate flag on top of our building. I guess I've never really let go of that.