Windows Phone is still "very small": Microsoft chief, Steve Ballmer

Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, Big Boss has admitted that the phone Windows 7 remains petty next to rivals like the iPhone or Android phones.

Ballmer told partners assembled in a Microsoft conference that "in a year, we've gone from very small to very small ..."

He says "nine out of 10 people who bought a phone from Windows would definitely recommend it to a friend."

That could change, however, when Nokia launches its first Windows phone. We had an idea of ​​the prototype of Sea Ray, apparently closely related to the Nokia N9, and the real could come sometime before the end of the year.

The next update of sweetness to bring Windows Phone software multitasking, the deeper integration of Xbox Live, and reinforced by Bing and Internet Explorer.

Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE have signed up for phones with Windows. They are expected this summer.

But very little of Windows Phone in the smartphone market good enough for a company the size of Microsoft? Tell us your opinion - big or small - in the comments.