Android, Bill Gates and Microsoft

"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.
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
Android's co-creator pokes fun at Bill Gates' "whining"
Android’s co-creator, Rich Miner, pokes fun at Bill Gates whenever he comments on losing to Android. Honestly, Windows Mobile’s boxy interface has a charm that we still miss to this day. However, the software support
Android co-founder to Bill Gates: So, sorry Bill, you're more responsible for Microsoft losing the $400 billion than you realize
Rich Miner, Android co-founder, has responded to Bill Gates' comments on Microsoft's $400 billion mobile market failure. Miner highlighted that he hel
‘Sorry Bill’, Android Co-Founder Rich Miner Blames Bill Gates For Microsoft’s $400 Billion Mobile Market Loss
Miner, who played a direct role in the creation of Android, responded sharply to Gates' recent admission that Microsoft's inability to secure a foothold in the mobile sector was one of the company's biggest mistakes.
Android co-founder on Microsoft’s $400 billion loss — 'Sorry Bill, that’s on you'
Bill Gates recently reflected on Microsoft’s missed opportunity during an interview with Eventbrite CEO Julia Hartz. “The greatest mistake of all time is the mismanagement I engaged in that caused Microsoft not to be what Android is,
'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.
Bill Gates Reveals His $400 Billion Mistake That Cost Microsoft Greatly
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, recently disclosed what he considers the greatest mistake of his career—a misstep that cost the company a staggering $400 billion.Gates, who founded Microsoft alongside his childhood friend Paul Allen in 1975,
Bill Gates reveals his biggest mistake ever which ended up costing his company $400,000,000,000
The American businessman confessed some 'mismanagement' in Microsoft meant the organization lost out on a major opportunity.
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.
Bill Gates' costly oversight: How Android outsmarted Microsoft
Bill Gates, considered a technological visionary, admits that his biggest mistake was neglecting the mobile operating systems market. This oversight allowed Google to create Android, which dominated the market and achieved the success that could have belonged to Microsoft.
Bill Gates calls missing out on mobile his “biggest mistake ever”
Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, recently opened up about a career-defining mistake that cost the company a ...
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“Sorry Bill”: Android co-founder blames Gates for Microsoft’s $400 Billion smartphone failure
Rich Miner, co-founder of Android, has pointed the finger at Bill Gates for Microsoft’s inability to dominate the mobile ...