Android, Bill Gates and Microsoft

Android Co-Founder Blames Bill Gates for Microsoft’s $400 Billion Smartphone Failure
"Sorry, Bill": Android co-founder says Bill Gates is responsible for "the greatest mistake of all time," costing Microsoft $400 billion "I literally helped create Android to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC - stifling innovation. So it's… — J Street News (@Jane341e) January 16, 2025
'You Are More Responsible...': Android Co-Founder On Bill Gates' Failure To Compete In Smartphone Market
Microsoft lost to Android in the race to dominate the mobile market, and the tech giant's co-founder Bill Gates, in a recent interview, admitted to the same. Now, Android co-founder Rich Miner has blamed Gates for this failure. He claimed that the Microsoft co-founder himself played a key role in the downfall.
Android co-founder blames Bill Gates for Microsoft’s $400 billion mobile failure, here’s why
Android co-founder Rich Miner has attributed Microsoft’s mobile market failure to Bill Gates, stating that Gates was responsible for losing the smartphone wars to Android. Miner revealed he developed Android to prevent Microsoft from monopolizing mobile the way it did PCs.
Android prevented Microsoft from stopping mobile innovation, says co-founder, reacting to Bill Gates greatest mistake
According to Rich Miner, co-founder of Android, Microsofts control over mobile has stifled innovation in the mobile space.
Android co-founder holds Bill Gates 'responsible' for Microsoft's $400 billion loss
Rich Miner, a co-founder of Android, responded to Bill Gates' admission of Microsoft's $400 billion mobile market failure by blaming Gates' own choices for Android's defeat in the smartphone wars. "I literally helped create Android to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC - stifling innovation.
"Sorry, Bill": Android co-founder says Bill Gates is responsible for "the greatest mistake of all time," costing Microsoft $400 billion
Bill Gates revealed his greatest mistake of all time made Microsoft miss its opportunity with Android, partly due to mismanagement and antitrust-related issues. However, Android co-founder Rich Miner says Bill Gates is more responsible than he's letting on.
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