Bill Gates. Yupp, the co-founder of Microsoft has reportedly put his Windows phone aside in favor of an Android device.
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According to the most recent statistics, Windows-powered phones managed to round up only 0.3 percent of the market, and among that minuscule number of people was, of course, Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. However, in an interview with Fox News, Bill Gates revealed that this is no longer the case: he has officially ditched his Windows phone in favor of an Android-powered smartphone. While he never specified which Android phone he was using as a personal device, he did add that it has "a lot of Microsoft software."
In some ways, Bill Gates' decision to go with an Android phone makes a lot of sense. After all, Microsoft's very own Windows Mobile OS never caught on, mostly due to its counterintuitive UI and lack of dev support, and after the Lumia 950,
Android is a slightly different story, however. While it is Google's mobile OS, it's used and modified by hardware partners without any charge, so unless he's using a Pixel, it's not such an apparent conflict of interest. It also offers a level of flexibility and customization that's simply not available on Apple's devices, which is one of the reasons why tech enthusiasts tend to stick with Android phones.
Assuming that he bought his phone in the US, statistically speaking, it's extremely likely that it'll be a Samsung-made device.
Now, the question is "Which Android phone does Bill Gates use?" Assuming that he bought his phone in the US, statistically speaking, it's extremely likely that it'll be a Samsung-made device. Samsung has had multiple partnerships with Microsoft, not just for its PC division and now-defunct Windows phones, but also for its Android-powered Galaxy series.
Of course, we're just going to have to keep guessing until Bill Gates himself reveals which model he's using as his personal phone, so what would be your guess? Which Android phone do you think the co-founder of Microsoft is using? Let us know by leaving a comment below!
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