‘Junkware’ comes standard on Verizon, T-Mobile smart phones

Mark Milian: The software from the struggling movie retail chain includes a store locator and a section to download mobile movies from Blockbuster’s catalog. This app cannot be uninstalled from the phone’s software library using any traditional means. Users can delete it from the home screen, but it lives on — permanently part of the…

Mark Milian:

The software from the struggling movie retail chain includes a store locator and a section to download mobile movies from Blockbuster’s catalog. This app cannot be uninstalled from the phone’s software library using any traditional means. Users can delete it from the home screen, but it lives on — permanently part of the software embedded on the device.

Sounds an awful lot like buying a Windows PC from – oh from anybody really except that you can install that crap on Windows. Open must be really swell.

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