iPhone unseats Blackberry in Enterprise Market

Release Date 16 Nov, 2011 in GoMo News

IPhone overtakes BlackBerry in the corporate world Register - 16 Nov, 2011 Mobile workers are giving up almost an hour every working day in sleep and exercise time, thanks to being able to work on the mobile devices which almost half of them had to pay for. The figures come from iPass, ...
iPhone Captures Top Smartphone Spot in the Enterprise According to New iPass ... MarketWatch (press release) - 16 Nov, 2011 REDWOOD SHORES, CA, Nov 16, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- iPass Inc. /quotes/zigman/82150/quotes/nls/ipas IPAS -2.84% , a leading provider of mobility services for enterprises and service providers, today published its quarterly Mobile Workforce ...
	Apple's iPhone displaces RIM's BlackBerry as go-to smartphone for business users Proactive Investors USA & Canada - 16 Nov, 2011 Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone has unseated Research in Motion's (NASDAQ:RIMM)(TSE:RIM) BlackBerry as the top smartphone among mobile employees, according to a new report from wireless network firm iPass (NASDAQ:IPAS). In its quarterly Mobile Workforce ...
iPhone unseats Blackberry in Enterprise Market GoMo News - 16 Nov, 2011 Apple's iPhone has overtaken the Blackberry in the enterprise sector according to the Mobile Workforce Report by iPass. This comes as the research also found that 95% of mobile employees now use smartphones, up from 85% in 2010. ...
	Mobile connectivity has workers sleep deprived TechEye - 16 Nov, 2011 According to a new survey from enterprise wi-fi outfit iPass, employees are increasingly troublingly attached to their mobile devices. In its Mobile Workforce Report, of the workers surveyed, 59 percent said they would feel "disoriented, distraught or ...
iPhone Captures Top Smartphone Spot in the Enterprise According to New iPass ... Marketwire (press release) - 16 Nov, 2011 REDWOOD SHORES, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 16, 2011) - iPass Inc. ( NASDAQ : IPAS), a leading provider of mobility services for enterprises and service providers, today published its quarterly Mobile Workforce Report, which found that iPhone has unseated ...