Bill Gates Uses An Android Phone Instead of Apple iPhone

Bill Gates have confirmed in a latest interview that he uses an Android Phone because it has more features than Apple’s iPhone.

A journalist named Andrew Ross Sorkin took an interview with Gates and discussed the Clubhouse app currently only available for IOS. Gates was asked if he uses an iPhone regularly and if he chooses iPhone over an Android.

Which Smartphone Bill Gates Use?

Gates said in an interview that he actually uses an Android phone. Still, to keep track of everything, he prefers having the iPhone around him, but usually, he carries around Android phones.

Sorkin asked him, “Android vs Apple?

Gates replied that there are some android built inn manufacturers Microsoft Softwares which makes it simpler for me.

You know that Android is more flexible related to the connection of software with the operating system. So that’s what I ended up getting used to. Most of my friends have iPhones, so there is no purity.

Paul Davison, the co-founder of Clubhouse, was also in the same room, said to Sorkin and Gates that the Android version of the app is the top feature. Right now, they are Woking on it, so they are also excited about it.

Gates agreed in an interview of 2019 that Microsoft losing to Android as the standard non-Apple phone platform was one of the biggest mistakes of all time for the company of Redmond.

Between the time period of 2000 to 2014, Steve Ballmer served as Microsoft’s CEO in fairness to Gates. Ballmer laughed off the iPhone infamously, but the last to laugh was Apple because windows phone failed to gain any significant market share with mobile operating systems and was completely destroyed.

Gates called the former CEO of Apple unique. Still, he admitted that he had an uneasy relationship with steve jobs during the clubhouse meeting.

In Wednesday’s online discussion, some topics included climate change, global health crisis, and the new book of Gates called how to avoid a climate disaster. Its full interview is available on YouTube.

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