I recently upgraded from a Google Pixel to a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra , and the difference in preloaded apps was noticeable. My Pixel cam with plenty of Google software, most of which I used anyways, but the Galaxy has a longer list of apps I had no interest in opening. It seems that $1,400 isnt enough to get an uncluttered app drawer. Those unwanted extras are bloatware: preinstalled software that you dont really want. Such apps clutter your phone, consume storage space and sometimes bother...

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