Lenovo; The strategy is not alien to computer makers. Pre-installed applications or bloatware (even these are called Office and Skype), they do and will not get rid of them so easily. 
After the superfish madness found on Lenovo's devices, this time the company decided to install sophisticated bloatware and partner with Microsoft.
Lenovo regrets Superfish
Lenovo won 250.000 dollars with the installation of Superfish
As part of an agreement signed with Redmond, Lenovo will release some of its future Android devices with pre-installed Microsoft Office, Skype, and Onedrive.
Companies did not reveal which devices will have applications.
"At Microsoft we are excited that our productivity apps will be pre-installed on Lenovo devices," said Nick Parker, corporate vice president of Microsoft's OEM Division.
"The marriage of Microsoft applications and Lenovo Android devices will allow customers around the world to be more productive, more connected to achieve even more."
Since February of this year, Microsoft has signed contracts with 74 Android manufacturers under similar terms in companies such as: Samsung, ASUS, Acer and Dell.
Recall that after the Superfish scandal (pre-installed adware in Windows that allowed man-in-the-middle attacks) Lenovo announced that it would try to clear its image.
Perhaps this collaboration with Microsoft is aimed at this, save of course the profits from promoting its software Redmond.
Whatever the bloatware will be waiting for us in the corner with a different brand name. The joke is that there is a world that buys Android because it does not want to use Microsoft products.
