Today we announced you that Steve Ballmer and Ray Ozzie were Live at the D8 and when they Finished we Posted the D8 Conference between them. Now we caught some videos of Steve Ballmer talking about iPad, Google, Windows Phone and Cloud Computing. Watch the Videos after the jump..

Cloud Computing


Windows Phone


iPad


Google

From about an hour We announced you that Steve Ballmer and Ray Ozzie were Live at D8 Conference, Now it has finished and AllthingsD announced with the Full conference between both of them.

Steve Ballmer "Microsoft CEO" and Ray Ozzie "Chief Software Architect" are live now at the D8 Conference, Really It will be an Interesting Conference as Microsoft will Answer all Related Questions for Competitions between Apple, and Google.

As an indicator of the headwinds facing Microsoft and its CEO Steve Ballmer today, two pieces of news last week are worth considering. The first, that Apple (AAPL) had overtaken Microsoft as the world’s most valuable technology company, would seem to signal that Microsoft (MSFT) is no longer quite the driving force in technology it once was, particularly in the consumer space. The second, word of a restructuring that will give Ballmer greater oversight of Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices Division, indicates the company is scrambling to change this.

The enterprise space, though, is a different story, as Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie, who joins Ballmer onstage tonight, will tell you. In enterprise, Microsoft is still the undisputed leader, though here too, the company is under attack by new on-demand computing services from formidable rivals like Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN).

The conference is being updated every minute at All Things D blog and when the Conference finish I will post it to you with the events happened in the Conference. You can keep updated with CoveringWeb on Twitter, or Facebook.

Zdnet announced that 40% of the AT&T iPhone sales are to business customers

Four out of 10 sales of the iPhone are made to enterprise users. When the iPhone came out, what most people heard in the first year from '07 to '08 was oh my God, it's not BlackBerry secure. This is not going to work on the enterprise space.
At the end of the day, it's just software. That's all it is.

Also Reporting that Spears detailed how AT&T uses its iPhone lineup at the corporate level.

Most of our monthly reporting is all built into an app that gets updated when our systems get updated, and we do an automatic fetch. And any time I want to look at where we sort of sit from a financial point of view in ABS, it now resides on my iPhone as an app. So it starts to change the way you think about governing your business. It changes the speed with which you can make decisions.

He says that iPhone is basically a computing Device to Enterprises, Allowing them to forget some laptop purchases and move to the more portable iPhone as an all-in-one device. [via Macrumors]