This time they are going after Danger. Looks like they are continuing to try and buy their way out of their current slump.

What does this acquisition say about all the "innovation" that the Windows Mobile group was supposed to achieve over their decade long existence?

Is Microsoft going to have two platforms for making mobile applications, or is this going to be like the Zune where all the companies that licensed "Plays For Sure" (in this case, the Windows Mobile OS) get screwed.

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