I Would Love To See All Open-source

Developers, Developers, Developers...

We'll Get A Chance To Go Through This [apple Versus Microsoft Debate] Again In Phones And Music Players. There's No Chance That The Iphone Is Going To Get Any Significant Market Share. No Chance. It's A $500 Subsidized Item. They May Make A Lot Of Money. But If You Actually Take A Look At The 1.3 Billion Phones That Get Sold, I'd Prefer To Have Our Software In 60% Or 70% Or 80% Of Them, Than I Would To Have 2% Or 3%, Which Is What Apple Might Get.

I Meet With Satya [nadella] What Probably Amounts To Four Or Five Times A Year - Either To Brainstorm Something Or Just As A Shareholder, We'll Sit Down And Chat. That's Always Quite Helpful For Me And Hopefully Him In Terms Of Thinking Things Through. I Still Have A Number Of Friends And Colleagues Who Occasionally Want To Brainstorm Or Chat About Something, And That's Always Fun.

Our Industry Is Going Through Quite A Wave Of Innovation And It's Being Powered By A Phenomenon Which Is Referred To As The Cloud.

In Terms Of The Public Positioning Of The Company, Satya's [nadella] Done A Very Good Job. He Sort Of Pivoted In A Way That I Don't Think Would Have Been Possible For Me To Do Even If I'd Seen It That Way, To Really Talk About This Mobile-first, Cloud-first World.