Microsoft is in trouble; maybe more trouble than anyone realizes. Even if PC sales weren’t shrinking, the company might be working to regain lost footing. Even before the iPhone and iPad changed the computing landscape, there was evidence that Redmond was losing the grip it held on the big OEMs and that it would only be a matter of time before they began to explore avenues other than “we recommend Windows.”
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