Sales of Windows Mobile phones to top 1 mil. units in Japan in 2

Sales of Windows Mobile phones to top 1 mil. units in Japan in 2

TOKYO, Japan - Microsoft Co. President Darren Huston speaks on Microsoft Corp.'s business strategy at a press conference in Tokyo on July 9. He said that Microsoft Corp.'s technologies will penetrate further in Japan on the back of rising demand for wireless handsets with personal digital assistant capabilities. He said its local unit, Microsoft Co., is anticipating this year's domestic sales of Windows Mobile phones to top 1 million units. (Kyodo)

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