Steve Ballmer: Personally in command of Win 8 pull app

Microsoft CEO Ballmer (Tencent Science and Technology map) original title: Passion Ballmer: A personal door for Windows 8 pull app Tencent Technology Yuet November 19 compiled when Microsoft CEO Ballmer (Steve Ballmer) left Microsoft, Microsoft will also lose a passionate propagandist. Mike McCue, chief executive of Social media Flipboard, recently told the media that its company has built an application for Windows 8. Macquarie's comments were a bit of a surprise to the industry, as Windows 8 is not the platform that most popular apps value. However, Macquarie explained that Flipboard's decision to build applications for Windows 8 was partly due to the fact that Mr. Ballmer had led the Microsoft team and had been involved in the Flipboard office. Before the launch of Microsoft's new Surface tablet, Ballmer also brought a new Surface tablet, advertised Flipboard and asked Flipboard to build Windows 8 apps. Magku claimed that Ballmer had left a "very deep impression", and Macquarie found that Ballmer's "propaganda for the product" was indeed encouraging. Of course, Flipboard wasn't the only company Mr. Ballmer visited. In fact, Mr. Ballmer has also visited many other Silicon Valley companies, and has promoted the Windows 8 system to these companies. Over the years, Mr. Ballmer has received a lot of attention and criticism from the tech industry, some fair and some unfair. In any case, Ballmer is not denying that he loves Microsoft and believes in Microsoft. It is unclear whether Microsoft's new chief executive will have the passion to deal with Microsoft and Microsoft products like Mr Ballmer.