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Windows 95/98 Architect Develops for iPhone Now

Terry Olaes

Terry Olaes

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Satoshi Nakajima was Microsoft’s lead architect for Windows 95 and 98 and never used a Mac until two years ago. He is now a devoted Mac user and his company is a full-time iPhone developer, according to an interview he had with Wired.

Satoshi spent nearly 14 years at Microsoft, serving as the software architect of Windows 95 and 98. He also oversaw the development of Internet Explorer 3.0 and 4.0. While at Microsoft, he developed the third largest portfolio of intellectual property of any employee at the company, according to his bio.
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Let's hope he helps make it as useful and as integrated as a Smartphone/PDA now. I might actually consider getting one. They have the interface pretty much taken care of.. now for the hardware and software features to be up to par with the rest of the market..
 
well all the mac people say 95 took all its good points from mac so there u go :D
 
So he developed the early versions of IE, and Win 95? I wouldn't hire this guy for free.
 
Well it is settled. I am definately not getting an IPhone now. Look at all the junk he takes credit for.
 
Quite frankly.. Yes. It was an improvement over 95, but still crashed all over the place.
 
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