IPhone SDK Simulator - How to uninstall application developed

Hi,
I downloaded the HelloWorld sample for iPhone SDK. Compiled and was able to run the application.
How can I remove the just compiled app from the simulator? I even tried uninstalling the iPhone SDK and upon reinstalling it, I still see the icon in the simulator and able to run the HelloWorld app.
Thanks.
ST

Click and hold the application icon on the home screen. As soon as the "x" appears, click the "x". Then click the home button.

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