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About how things are going Appwith his iOS So there can be no doubt about Google with Android, the only one who is still struggling even after more than nine years since the massive introduction of smartphones is MicrosoftHe bought it in an attempt to support the mobile division of his company Nokia, but he probably didn't realize that Nokia ended up ending precisely because it couldn't respond to the advent of smartphones.

Microsoft In short, when it comes to mobile phones, or rather smartphones, he doesn't know much about them and tries everything he can. Let's remember, for example, his Microsoft KIN and similar experiments. MicrosoftThe company lacks a clear direction to take, and that is the opinion of none other than its former CEO and current owner of the LA Clippers, Steve Ballmer. Businessinsider interviewed him in a fairly extensive interview, in which he covers a number of topics. You can find the full interview with Ballmer at businessinsider.com.

Pro However, we are interested in what Steve Ballmer thinks about the mobile division Microsoftua about its future. According to Ballmer, there is a lack of Microsofta clear direction on which it will focus and clearly show what the smartphone should beone from Microsoft is different from the others and why people should buy it. Steve Ballmer decided to go with Microsoftem on a path that was changed in 2013 when Microsoft bought Nokia.

“The company really needs to get clear on where it wants to go in the mobile industry. Probecause if you do everything for phones, everything for cloud, you have to understand what you are doing for mobile. I showed the company the way. During my departure from the company, the board of directors embarked on that path by buying Nokia. They arrived at that decision while I was telling them I was leaving. The company, between me and the board, had this vision of that path. But Satya has certainly changed that. He needs a clear path forward. But I am confident he will get there.” – Steve Ballmer, former CEO Microsoftu

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