The issue of Microsoft's failure to find a foothold in the field of smart phone systems has returned again to the fierce competition it faced during the past years from both Apple and its iOS system, especially Google and its Android system.
The founder and former CEO of Microsoft and billionaire Bill Gates was a guest on the DealBook Forum organized by the famous New York Times, to talk about a number of important issues, including the issue of Microsoft's failure to impose itself in the market for smartphone and mobile operating systems generally.
Bill Gates pointed out that the reason for the failure of Windows Mobile compared to its direct competitor Android is mainly due to the Antitrust case that erupted in the United States at the beginning of the two thousand years, where the US authorities accused Microsoft of using its position as a market monopoly with regard to computers and the procedures imposed by the The makers of these devices plus users.
Bill Gates also pointed out that another important reason was the failure of Microsoft to display its system on one of Motorola's important phones at that time.
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