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Android, iPhone Not Threats, Says Microsoft
Published 10/23/2008 by nospam@cmp.com (Marin Perez) at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
It looks like Microsoft thinks the competition from Google and Apple in the mobile space isn't really much of a competition. In an interview with TechRadar , Microsoft's John Curran unsurprisingly sees Windows Mobile being the most successful out of the three in the next three years.
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