Steve Ballmer thinks Windows phones should run Android apps

Last month The Verge reported that Project Astoria, Microsoft's plan to bring Android apps to its Windows 10 Mobile platform, has been put on hold, but it seems one notable figure from the company's recent history would disagree with that decision. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's former CEO and its biggest individual shareholder, wasn't happy with current chief Satya Nadella's answer to a question about the lack of Windows phone apps at the company's annual shareholder meeting.

The audience member was asking Nadella about what Microsoft plans to do about its lack of support for important mobile apps like Starbucks, according to Bloomberg. Nadella cited the company's effort to get developers to create universal apps across PC, mobile, and...

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