For the past month Verizon (BIG Red) has been trying to push an OTA for my HTC Thunderbolt.  The Thunderbolt is a great device, but it does have a tendency to randomly restart itself now and then.  This OTA promised to fix that, but it also contained a deuche bag's treasure trove of VCast bloatware.  

I rejected the OTA.

Now the prompt alerting me to this "Special offer from Verizon Wireless" indicated that I could Accept the bloatware piece of junk OTA, I could Defer it, or I could outright Reject it.

I Rejected it.

It’s kind of funny listening to different developers. Everyone rationalizes their preferences in different ways (some rational some not). Today’s mobile development is one of the more fiercely dividing topics I’ve seen since becoming a professional. Don’t get me wrong, there is always a debate to be had between developers! But this topic goes pretty deep and there is a lot to gain and loose depending on which platform reigns supreme. This debate rivals the platform debates of the past, simply because mobile application development is “the next big thing”.