In November 2007, Google unveiled the Android mobile operating system as discussed in their EY2007 10K Based on Microsoftts FY2008 10K and Google's 10K's, what Microsoft:Google couple of evidence might lead Microsoft's management to believe they were- rational about not mentioning Google Android as a Mobile OS competitor? Conversely, what Microsoft:Google couple of evidence might lead Google management to believe they were rational about launching a new phone given the number and size of existing mobile phone competitors? Select the single best available answer from those presented below. Microsoft expended over $8.28 in RSD:Google spent under $2.28; Windows Mobile capabilities Android combination of capabilities O Microsoft was concermed they may not be able to adequatcly protect their intellectual property rights Google does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile growing market share: Google faced Apple, Microsoft, Nokia Openwave Systems, Palm QUALCOMM, Research In Motion, and Symbian in the mobile phone business O Microsoft was concerned they may not be able to adequately protect their intellectual property rights Google does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile capabilities Android combination of capabilities O Microsoft was concerned they may not be able to adequately protect their intellectual property rightsGoogle does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile is a proprietary product of Microsaft Android is being developed with the Open Handset Allance O Microsoft eperienced a revenue gain of over 25% in that business segnent Google had essentially no market share in that business segment Windows Mobile is a proprietary product of Microsoft Android is being developed with the Open Handset Allance O Microsoft expended over 58.28 in RED.Google spent under $2.28: Windows Mobile is not a proprietary product of Microsoft Androidis being developed with the Open Handset Alliance
In November 2007, Google unveiled the Android mobile operating system as discussed in their EY2007 10K Based on Microsoftts FY2008 10K and Google's 10K's, what Microsoft:Google couple of evidence might lead Microsoft's management to believe they were- rational about not mentioning Google Android as a Mobile OS competitor? Conversely, what Microsoft:Google couple of evidence might lead Google management to believe they were rational about launching a new phone given the number and size of existing mobile phone competitors? Select the single best available answer from those presented below. Microsoft expended over $8.28 in RSD:Google spent under $2.28; Windows Mobile capabilities Android combination of capabilities O Microsoft was concermed they may not be able to adequatcly protect their intellectual property rights Google does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile growing market share: Google faced Apple, Microsoft, Nokia Openwave Systems, Palm QUALCOMM, Research In Motion, and Symbian in the mobile phone business O Microsoft was concerned they may not be able to adequately protect their intellectual property rights Google does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile capabilities Android combination of capabilities O Microsoft was concerned they may not be able to adequately protect their intellectual property rightsGoogle does not have any risks about their intellectual property rights with respect to Android: Windows Mobile is a proprietary product of Microsaft Android is being developed with the Open Handset Allance O Microsoft eperienced a revenue gain of over 25% in that business segnent Google had essentially no market share in that business segment Windows Mobile is a proprietary product of Microsoft Android is being developed with the Open Handset Allance O Microsoft expended over 58.28 in RED.Google spent under $2.28: Windows Mobile is not a proprietary product of Microsoft Androidis being developed with the Open Handset Alliance
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