Comments on: Steve Ballmer: Apple iPhone is a no hoper

By: wayne thompson

wayne thompson — Wed, 02 May 2007 20:10:11 +0000

I notice the word rumor used and one expressing a statement using that word should be removed maybe steve jobs is not the greatest but he is bring it to the market place and i have not seen all that tech on one phone before. only the people that have used the iphone should make claims the rest is just rumor and has no place in the market. Please gates and ballmer are no peaches but very much only in the market for there own gains same for jobs but to make statement about a product on with out see it and testing it is not helpful. I can make all the statement I want about the Iphone but it means nothing till I have used it and can talk with some knowledge.

By: larissa d.k.

larissa d.k. — Tue, 01 May 2007 20:28:18 +0000

Steve Ballmer is 100% correct in his prediction. What he is not telling is that the iPhone has “no hope” because it’s entirely based on stolen technology that Steve stole with the help of Larry Ellison in 2003. Alot of us already know the story; but sadly the clueless masses continue to fall at Jobs’ feet as if he were some kind of Messiah. Rumour has it, though it is hard to confirm, that the inventor of the stolen technologies powering the iPhone has “teamed up” with Gates & Ballmer in some capacity (though not with Microsoft). This may or may not be accurate, but if it is, that would account for Ballmer’s confidence and good mood.