A rather unusual reputation have seen the light of day; Microsoft boss Steve Balmer reportedly have seven minutes of Steve Jobs keynote, where the iPhone is presented to tell a new developer tool from Microsoft.

When Apple’s developer conference WWDC starts on 7 June, it happens as usual with a keynote by Apple boss Steve Jobs. This is where it is expected that the new iPhone is presented – in fact it will be a genuine surprise if it happens. Habit faith Jobs underway visits by people from outside who tell little about their own products in relation to the iPhone. It used to be different developers. Now hear a rumor that Microsoft has been awarded seven minutes of the keynote to present a new version of its developer tool, Visual Studio 2010, which among other things will allow developers to create applications directly to iPhone, iPad and Mac.

It would even be none other than Steve Balmer, Microsoft’s CEO, who gets credit. The rumor is put into the pot of analyst Trip Chowdhry, who reportedly has the best reputation in relation to accurate predictions. In addition, it will be something of a surprise if they launch a PC based development tool for Apple devices. But on the other hand, so are several Microsoft programs for Mac.

For those not familiar with Steve Balmer, so allow me to pick the low hanging fruit and presenting him using the below videos. Yes, I know that it does not make Balmer justice, but it’s very funny – he’ll put the time in the keynote when Jobs did not manage it.

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