Definition of shovelware in English:

shovelware

nounˈʃʌv(ə)lwɛːˈSHəvəlwer

mass nounComputing

Software or online content that has been added to a CD or placed on the Internet without having been altered so as to suit the new medium.
Example sentencesExamples
- All stories in the Oklahoman are automatically included through computer software called shovelware.
- I am very aware that without the right questions and tasks, my work won't be changing anything much; it will be mere shovelware.
- You don't want to ship shovelware and want to stay back to finish what you started
- All of the candidates' sites provided important collateral materials - biographies, press releases, schedules, shovelware.
- We see shovelware everywhere, but we know that the new media can be liberated - and still convergent - from its print and broadcast forebears.

Origin

1980s: from the notion of ‘shovelling’ the information on to a CD or the Internet indiscriminately.

Definition of shovelware in US English:

shovelware

nounˈSHəvəlwer

Computing

Software or online content that has been added to a CD or placed on the Internet without having been altered so as to suit the new medium.
Example sentencesExamples
- All stories in the Oklahoman are automatically included through computer software called shovelware.
- I am very aware that without the right questions and tasks, my work won't be changing anything much; it will be mere shovelware.
- All of the candidates' sites provided important collateral materials - biographies, press releases, schedules, shovelware.
- We see shovelware everywhere, but we know that the new media can be liberated - and still convergent - from its print and broadcast forebears.
- You don't want to ship shovelware and want to stay back to finish what you started

Origin

1980s: from the notion of ‘shovelling’ the information on to a CD or the Internet indiscriminately.

单词	shovelware
释义	Definition of shovelware in English: shovelware nounˈʃʌv(ə)lwɛːˈSHəvəlwer mass nounComputing Software or online content that has been added to a CD or placed on the Internet without having been altered so as to suit the new medium. Example sentencesExamples All stories in the Oklahoman are automatically included through computer software called shovelware. I am very aware that without the right questions and tasks, my work won't be changing anything much; it will be mere shovelware. You don't want to ship shovelware and want to stay back to finish what you started All of the candidates' sites provided important collateral materials - biographies, press releases, schedules, shovelware. We see shovelware everywhere, but we know that the new media can be liberated - and still convergent - from its print and broadcast forebears. Origin 1980s: from the notion of ‘shovelling’ the information on to a CD or the Internet indiscriminately. Definition of shovelware in US English: shovelware nounˈSHəvəlwer Computing Software or online content that has been added to a CD or placed on the Internet without having been altered so as to suit the new medium. Example sentencesExamples All stories in the Oklahoman are automatically included through computer software called shovelware. I am very aware that without the right questions and tasks, my work won't be changing anything much; it will be mere shovelware. All of the candidates' sites provided important collateral materials - biographies, press releases, schedules, shovelware. We see shovelware everywhere, but we know that the new media can be liberated - and still convergent - from its print and broadcast forebears. You don't want to ship shovelware and want to stay back to finish what you started Origin 1980s: from the notion of ‘shovelling’ the information on to a CD or the Internet indiscriminately.
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