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October 3, 2011 02:59 pm GMT
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Sony Ericsson President and CEO Bert Nordberg made a number of interesting statements about the iPhone, Android, Windows Phone and Motorola.Defending the decision to pick Android as the choice operating system for its mobile handsets, Nordberg posits that it was 'the best choice they could have made' considering its rapid growth, but also acknowledges that the company "should have taken the iPhone more seriously when it arrived in 2007".Asked whether he would have liked to buy Motorola Mobility rather than Google, he candidly responds:
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Sony Ericsson CEO: We Should Have Taken The iPhone More Seriously
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Sony Ericsson President and CEO Bert Nordberg made a number of interesting statements about the iPhone, Android, Windows Phone and Motorola.Defending the decision to pick Android as the choice operating system for its mobile handsets, Nordberg posits that it was 'the best choice they could have made' considering its rapid growth, but also acknowledges that the company "should have taken the iPhone more seriously when it arrived in 2007".Asked whether he would have liked to buy Motorola Mobility rather than Google, he candidly responds:"Well sure, but before you go shopping you have to become rich. "
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