Microsoft Mobile Services Vice president officially leaves office

Blaine Aber, vice president of Microsoft Mobile Services, said in the early hours of September 22 in Beijing, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft Mobile Services Vice President Blaine Abergast (Brian Arbogast) has officially resigned. Microsoft announced that Abergast left "leave" before it released its Windows Phone 7 operating system in February. 6 months later August 16, Microsoft announced on the official website, Abergast "has left Microsoft, another job." Mary Chow Fley Mary-jo Foley, a technology blogger ZDNet columnist, predicts that Abergast will eventually join Yahoo.　　More recently, Microsoft executives have moved on to Yahoo, including John Matheny, general manager of Microsoft's former Windows Phone application studio, John Massenil. Abergast has been working at Microsoft for 24 years and has been involved in the development of access, Visual InterDev, Visual Studio, MSDN, Windows Live Developer, and communication platforms. According to Microsoft, his role as mobile business director is to "develop a mobile service strategy for Windows Live and Windows mobility, providing a platform and experience." "(Yan Fei)