Is Ballmer the crazy aunt in the attic?
April 25, 2008 (Friday) | Microsoft
Steve Ballmer must take elocution lessons from President Bush: Microsoft today backed away from Ballmer's comments that Microsoft would consider extending the life of XP if customers asked for it. I guess it's just one more example of Ballmer suffering from foot-in-mouth disease. read more
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