Steven Sinofsky, Microsoft's former president of Windows, is now using an iPhone. Sinofsky, who left Microsoft in November 2012, was quick to reveal what we all already know. The discovery was made by 9to5 Mac, which received a comment on Sinofsky's Twitter account and from there they saw that it has to do with the iPhone version of the service.
We were tipped to a tweet from Sinofsky (@stevesi) from January 11th that was sent from Twitter for iPhone. We soon discovered a second tweet from the same platform on January 4th. Sinofsky is still tweeting from his Microsoft Surface and the Web, but we don't see as many Windows Phone-based tweets as we do earlier in his Twitter timeline.
In an attempt to defend himself, Sinofsky wanted to clarify the reason why he used an iOS device. He claimed via Twitter that he uses an iPhone and a Samsung device so that he can learn the operation of the devices and accounting of all companies. Nice excuse and it is not far from the truth but we are very sure that once he comes into contact with all the software, the iPhone will be his first choice!
