Microsoft , which has taken a step back from the PC market and a step forward to the mobile device market, wants to bite off a larger piece from this tablet and smartphone market. Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 - that's what the company is going to conquer these two worlds, and Steve Ballmer believes that Microsoft’s own products will only contribute to this.
In a conversation with one of the founders of the Linkedln portal, Reed Hoffman, Steve Ballmer noticed that both these operating systems (meaning Windows RT and Windows Phone 8, approx. - Ed) turned out to be excellent, and he doesn’t see any reasons for people chose Android.
“The Android ecosystem is a little wild ,” Ballmer said, saying that Android is a problem in numerous versions of this operating system, and also that there are many different devices on the market created by various companies. And this is not very good for the market itself. People are in a stupor before choosing, so Windows 8 in this case can be an excellent option.
True, despite the confidence that Microsoft will become a strong competitor in the mobile sector, Ballmer worries that the battle for customers will be delayed for a long time.
“There is some discontent among buyers, and we ourselves understand that we have left a huge place for innovation. Our task is to take 10 percent of the smartphone market, then 15 percent, and then 20 percent. Our ultimate goal is 60 percent of the market. ”
Windows 8 comes in various versions for smartphones and tablets, but it still remains one of the most confusing operating systems today. The user interface with new features and capabilities virtually closes the way for novice users. But Microsoft has consistently continued to prove to everyone that it has turned out much more intuitive and easier than other operating systems.
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