I’ve had a few conversations over the past few weeks about managing mobile devices like smartphones and iPhones. Many companies now have a lot of phones and PDA’s being used to access email, calendars and contacts. Now I think this is great news, having consistent access to my calendar and contacts from all my phones is fantastic. From a company perspective though it can pose some challenges. Read More…
Over on LinkedIn there’s a Poll asking the question ‘What will be the widestly adopted Enterprise Mobile Device in 2009?’. Although not that scientific (there’s no accounting for whether the respondents are actually in a position to influence the matter) it does pose some interesting questions, for example is the iPhone ready for widespread enterprise adoption? Read More…
Google is chasing the enterprise business that microsoft currently dominates. What would I do if I were them to get that my foot in the door? Read More…
I’m a bit of a PhotoSynth fan, I think it’s a fantastic technology. The iPhone has always seemed like an obvious candidate for a viewer, the touch interface seems ideal for it. Sarah over on on10.net spotted this, and I thought I’d pass it on… A PhotoSynth viewer for the iPhone! Read More…
Are Microsoft missing a trick by not extending the Community Games in XBox Live into a full iPhone style App Store? Would applications for YouTube, iPlayer, TED and others be something the would pull in users and keep them on the Platform? Read More…
