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September 25, 2009 at 4:19 PM

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Steve Ballmer: Mistakes were made on Windows Mobile at Microsoft

Posted by Sharon Pian Chan

Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said mistakes were made on Windows Mobile 7, according to a report from PC Pro via Slashdot.

The smartphone software is Microsoft's competitor to Symbian, BlackBerry RIM and Apple's iPhone software.

Ballmer made the remarks at a Venture Capital Summit, which was reported to the rest of the world via Twitter, PC Pro said.

According to PC Pro's report, Ballmer said the company has "pumped in some new talent. This will not happen again."

The company is releasing Windows Mobile 6.5 in October, and has been cagey about giving any details on when 7.0 will come out.

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Once again, ANOTHER product under Stevie B's watch has been shown to have 'made mistakes'. No wonder the stock stays so...  Posted on September 27, 2009 at 9:40 AM by FmrMSFTee. Jump to comment
Microsoft hasn't produced a quality product since Windows XP in hardware or software.  Posted on September 28, 2009 at 12:10 AM by hammmy. Jump to comment

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