"Souper Android Development" app suddenly shown installed on the Play Store, but I can't find the app on my Motorola Droid 3

While traversing the 'installed' list of Google Play, I noticed a very odd app named "Souper Android Development". What's so suspicious about it is: - **It does absolutely nothing to explain what it is, what it does, or what permissions are required** - There is no option to open/uninstall - I cannot find it by searching for it - It is dimmed in the list with the other apps - It is not listed when I browse play.google.com/apps - Nobody (in the comments) seems to know where they got it. *Notice the app is dimmed (grayed out)* ___ *I scrolled to the top of the page during screen capture. Notice how many standard features are missing* I have no idea where it came from. I imagine it was either part of the humongous set of bloatware provided by Verizon or, what I'm thinking is more likely, the method used to root my phone: [Pete's Motorola Root Tools](http://www.psouza4.com/Bionic/) . I have scanned my phone with Lookout but it hasn't found anything. 1. Can anyone provide any insight as to what this app is? 2. How should I remove this app? I am having difficulty locating it in "System App Remover". 3. Should I be suspicious of the rooting tool I used and take any action? I have been told this is legit. Whether it is or not, it doesn't seem to be in any way part of the problem. 4. How can you trace a market app to its package name? *** ## Update While searching for other complaints on this app, I dug up: * [A link to it on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.motorola.contacts.preloaded)(removed) . I'm still curious as to how someone obtained this link, I couldn't find it in a search or any references to it. * It says it's not compatible with any of my devices but it's installed. * No one has found any traces of it on their phone (probably because it's 'linking' to com.motorola.contacts.preloaded) * It seems to only be affecting Droid 3 users. ## Update 3/28/2012 Final update/Brief summary: * 3/26: App showed up without user-approved install under the name "Brett Henderson" with no option to open or uninstall. Later renamed "Souper Android Development". * 3/27: Clicked the app's "share" button to view its link to the app on phone (com.motorola.contacts.preloaded). This confirms Richard's suspicion that it was merely sharing its name with a legit system app as opposed to installing junk on the phone. Further reading revealed that each app has a unique ID to prevent one app from providing "updates" to another with the same name. * 3/28: The app was removed from the app market place. As pointed out by Matthew Read, a similar bug happened not too long ago. As of now, I haven't read anything official on this instance.