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http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_on_the_issues/archive/2011/03/21/android-patent-infringement-licensing-is-the-solution.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/b/micr

• marshray 16y ago
  It amazes me that anyone really believes that stuff. I posted this comment there, don't know if it'll show up: If Microsoft truly had "innovated" all this great smartphone user experience, why is it that nobody seems to want a phone with a Microsoft OS? But the really stupid thing is that Microsoft is far more vulnerable to patent litigation than anyone else at this point. Barnes & Noble can survive a judge's order blocking sales of Nook a lot longer than Microsoft can survive a shutdown of Windows or Office. The obvious conclusion is that Microsoft itself doesn't believe it can innovate in a fair market competition. Like stars, the end state for large technology companies is a black hole of litigation and patent trolling.