Current Sony Ericsson CEO Bert Nordberg wasn’t leading the corporate back when Apple introduced the primary iPhone in 2007, but he still has some opinions about the way it must have reacted to the phone’s debut. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal today, Nordberg said, “it’s safe to mention that Sony Ericsson will need to have taken the iPhone more seriously when it arrived in 2007.” He has nothing but praise for the company’s commitment to Android, however, saying that “our Android strategy have been successful and the best option shall we have made,” and that he “wouldn’t feel comfortable investing in a platform that’s not pretty much as good because the one which we currently use.” That last bit was in line with an issue about Windows Phone, and it will possibly sound like a whole slam if not for the undeniable fact that he went directly to admit he’s “quite curious” it. Exactly what that suggests isn’t clear, but it surely feels like the door still a minimum of isn’t completely shut for the OS it once toyed around with . Hit the source link below for the complete interview.
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