They're all badly written bloatware like you'd expect. Plus even if you remove them you still get the pleasure of storing a larger than necessary backup/recove

They're all badly written bloatware like you'd expect. Plus even if you remove them you still get the pleasure of storing a larger than necessary backup/recovery image with them inside just waiting to re-infect your phone if you ever factory reset it. I own a Samsung Galaxy Note 1. While I think the hardware is top rate and I am happy with Android, I think Samsung's bloatware ruins the entire package. I prefer the experience on my Nexus 7 with "virgin" Android and my next phone will be a Nexus phone too for that reason.