Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, is the clear leader in business smartphone marketshare, and the Canadian company’s dominance will continue throughout the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report. However, Apple and its iPhone wins the top slot in enterprise user satisfaction.
Seventy-three percent of the 2,013 IT […]
Many analysts predict that tomorrow Steve Jobs will unveil the company’s strategy to woo corporations into using iPhone for their employees. This will mean interoperability with corporate email systems such as Microsoft Exchange.
“If [as] part of the enterprise announcements, Apple announces it has licensed the ActiveSync/Exchange protocol from Microsoft, presumably this would mean that the […]
Google is bringing Google Gears to mobile phones so that people on the go can access Web-based applications even when they’re not connected to the mobile Net.
Smartphones and 3G data services are changing the way some people work, allowing them to access documents and applications from anywhere. But when their wireless connection is interrupted or […]
Was Steve Jobs trying to send an unofficial message to Adobe Systems? Something on the order of “get it in gear, guys, if you want to stay on my VIP list”?
As my colleague Tom Krazit reported Tuesday afternoon, Jobs used the Apple shareholders’ meeting to publicly dismiss the the full-blown PC Flash version as “too […]
Thursday promises to be an eventful day for the iPhone. That’s when Apple will summon the tech press to its Cupertino, California, headquarters to hear about the company’s plans for the mobile device–particularly in regard to applications built by third parties.
All signs point to Apple’s taking the wraps off a software development kit (SDK) that […]
