Inventory management, powered by rugged smartphones and tablets, can bring great advantages over legacy solutions. Here is why you should consider deploying Android and iOS devices in the warehouse and shopfloor.
With Android Enterprise (formerly Android for Work), Google offers comprehensive security and management features that enable companies to securely integrate Android devices into their environment. We look back at the origins of Android’s business features and show how Android Enterprise is making Android devices more and more popular in businesses.
After years at a standstill, there is now movement again in the variety of smartphone forms. At the Mobile World Congress 2019, some manufacturers have reapplied themselves to the design of the devices. Read it for yourself!
The fact that configurations profiles on iOS devices contain a security flaw has been known now for quite some time. Now Apple wants to make improvements to iOS 12 and thus increase the security of the operating system.
Siri is just turning 7 years old, has learned a lot during this time and comes with an impressive resume. She’s available around the clock to fulfil the tasks of millions of potential employers. Siri is no longer alone either – Alexa, Cortana, the Google Assistant and Bixby are also entering into the job market. But how suitable are digital assistants for companies?
iOS dark mode, multi-platform apps for iOS/macOS and other latest iOS 13 rumors can be found here. In addition to the iOS 13 release date, find out here which new features might be included in the upcoming iOS 13 update.
The market for mobile business users is very attractive for device manufacturers. Apple and Google, in particular, are fighting for supremacy among corporate users and are constantly improving their business features. We’ve taken a closer look at the current operating systems – iOS 12 and Android Pie, to find out which of them has the edge. Let the battle begin!
Today, it seems perfectly normal to also use a smartphone as a business tool for mobile work. But back in the early years of mobile phone development, there were some unusual business models. In our new “A Look in the Smartphone Museum” series, we take a closer look at those devices which aimed to make working really mobile over a decade ago. Our first contender is the Sony Ericsson P900.
Android has the largest market share, but for many companies the operating system remains too fragmented. Android for Work offers a helping hand.
