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Microsoft Uses Danger to Form New Mobile Team

Apr 15, 2008, 3:50 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Microsoft completed its acquisition of Danger today, and said that it will use the company's know-how in client software to power Microsoft's new Premium Mobile Experiences (PMX) division. PMX will be a subgroup of Microsoft's Mobile Communications Business. Danger co-founders Matt Hershenson and Joe Britt will stay with Danger/PMX, which Microsoft will use to target mobile products and services for consumers.

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Hooyah

Apr 15, 2008, 6:24 PM

It's About Time...

they started getting into the "mobile market"! It's going to be interesting to see "what" they come up with AND IF they "change" WM.

Hooyah

OOOPPPPSSS 🤭 , MY "bad", as I re-read the information, they aren't doing any "phones", just software 🙄 (as usual).

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