Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the iPhone is not a Windows Mobile phone rivals

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (Steve Ballmer), said in an interview, iPhone is not a Windows Mobile opponent.

Ballmer said, "telecom operators and IRF9540NPBF datasheet and handset manufacturers the actual market trend seems mainly by the brings Windows Mobile and IRF9540NPBF price and Android." Although he acknowledged that Apples iPhone is the "darling of the consumer market," he suggested, iPhone does not have the control of Microsoft and IRF9540NPBF suppliers and Google mobile operating platforms in the same category of the market potential.

Ballmer never liked to belittle iPhone. He was the smart phone market from the above evaluation can be judged, he is still unwilling to accept the iPhones success. Data from market research firm Gartner shows that in the third quarter of 2008, RIMs BlackBerry and Apples iPhone market share is far behind Nokias smart phones, ranked second and third. Nokia of the global smartphone market to 42%, and its main mobile phone operating system is Symbian. Gartners data also showed that the quarter system, with Windows Mobile handset shipments of 400 million units, while the iPhone shipments of 4.7 million.

The industry believe that the above statement Ballmer biased. In fact, Microsoft has announced plans to open retail Microsoft to counter Apples successful retail stores, in addition, Microsoft is the Windows Mobi

Le 6.5 design of the new user interface. The reason the market is actually slowing the momentum precisely because of Microsofts retail and Windows Mobile 6.5 is still in the preparation stage - Windows Mobile 6.5 to be released until the second half, and Microsofts first retail launch date has yet been identified.