With the new book "Source Code," Bill Gates is looking back at both the “wonderful” and the weird moments of growing up in ...

The billionaire philanthropist speaks about his early years, geopolitics, past mistakes and how he isn’t always checking his ...

Then there’s this: Aaron Siri, Kennedy’s lawyer and the person helping him pick top federal health officials, according to ...

After Bill Gates acknowledged that Microsoft faced a ... "I literally helped create Android to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC - stifling innovation.

Martin Lewis says millions of mobile phone customers in the UK could slash their monthly mobile phone bill by sending a single text and giving their date of birth. Martin returned this week on his ...

Microsoft had famously decided against going for Android on its phones, instead working on the Windows Phone platform. But new details from the co-founder of Android suggests he never wanted Microsoft ...

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft ... Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7, however, didn’t debut until October 2010—far too late to compete effectively. By then, Android and iOS had already ...

Android co-founder Rich Miner has blamed Bill Gates for Microsoft’s failure in the mobile market, following Gates' recent admission that losing to Android was one of the company's "greatest mistakes," ...

Rich Miner, co-founder of Android, has pointed the finger at Bill Gates for Microsoft’s inability ... to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC—stifling ...

So it’s always funny for me to hear Gates whine about losing mobile to Android.” I helped Orange launch the first Windows Mobile phone in 2002, the SPV. I worried MSFT might end up controlling mobile ...

The MoneySavingExpert.com founder used his Martin Lewis Money Show Live broadcast on ITV to explain how 14 million people are out of contract on their mobile phone bill. This means you are free to ...

Android’s co-creator, Rich Miner, pokes fun at Bill Gates whenever he comments on losing ... to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC – stifling innovation.