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Choosing your BYOD devices really boils down to support
You have to provide training in the devices and operating systems that your company needs, and this goes beyond smartphones and tablets.
Soonr Enterprise delivers secure mobile collaboration and sharing to business users
Soonr is now delivering a mobile collaboration application that works with most mobile platforms, allowing users to share work products regardless of the platform they're using.
BYOD: Just because you can doesn't mean you should
Should any given enterprise allow any and/or all mobile OSs on its network as part of a BYOD implementation? Does BYOD mean bring any device?
Spotlight: The finance industry views BlackBerry 10 through a different lens
The finance community takes a lot to be convinced that a company that seems to have its star fading is in fact on the rebound.
RIM at a crossroads: It's either the end or a new beginning
Research in Motion's conference call with analysts on March 29 was a blockbuster in every sense of the word.
MicroStrategy adopts mobile-only meetings using iPad, AirPlay and AppleTV
Business Intelligence technology vendor MicroStrategy has gone mobile in its meeting rooms.
RIM to release BlackBerry 10 devices to developers in May
Research In Motion will begin distributing prototype versions of its new smartphones running BlackBerry OS 10 at its developer's conference in May , according to press reports. The new BlackBerry OS
Spotlight: BlackBerry Partners Fund to invest in app development
Success in selling smartphones and tablets depends on more than the quality of the hardware. In reality, it's all about the ecosystem that surrounds the device. Research In Motion ( NASDAQ: RIMM ),
The new iPad was worth the lines if you need the features
The hardware is substantially better, but it appears that the supporting systems have some catching up to do.
Apple and RIM release significant OS upgrades to iOS 5.1 and BBOS 7.1
Apple and Research In Motion have released significant upgrades to their respective operating systems. While they aren't labeled as major upgrades, they each contain significant changes and new
