Leo, Mary Jo, and I discuss Andromeda, Microsoft’s relationship with Android, Office 365, the PC market, and much, much more.
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<p>I don't think Android being open source has anything to do with antitrust concerns. Are there any antitrust laws that recognize open source as a mitigating factor?</p>