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iPhoneCTO
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Apple’s iPhone is a revolutionary device, increasingly gaining acceptance within the enterprise. iPhoneCTO is your resource committed to delivering the latest and most relevant business information about iPhone.
- Added on: Dec 26th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Yves Neidlinger
- Listed in: Technology Gadgets
- Tags: business iphone applications corporate enterprise smartphone
Recent Posts
iPhone Battery Weakness: fueltank UNO Opens The Door To New Computing Scenarios
iPhone’s battery issues are well-known and if you feel like they might as well have shipped a lemon battery with it, you’re not alone. I’m pretty fortunate (as an iPhone user); much of my day I’m anchored to a desk or in a car. But when I tra...
Apple iPhone, Google Android On Collision Course For 2010
The stage is set – Apple and Google have punched in the launch codes for the equivalent of a mobile DefCon 4. iPhone is dominating the smartphone landscape and its market position is coveted by the Google Android platform. ...
Top Ten Predictions for the Wireless Industry in 2010
Last night I attended the WirelessTechnology Forum's yearly Vision 2010 in Mobile & Wireless. The WTF is a wireless industry association in Atlanta, GA focused specifically on the needs of wireless and mobile technologies products and services ...
Trust Digital’s New Reseller Program and What it Means to Enterprise iPhone Adoption
In an exclusive iPhoneCTO interview, we connected with Trust Digital's VP of Reseller and Service Provider Sales, Nick Turner. ...
Need to support the iPhone? Your BlackBerry VAR Can Help
Gartner recently reported that Apple saw a huge market share jump from 2.8 percent in 2008 to 13.3 percent in Q2 2009. Gartner also observed that this growth rate has Apple on track to overtake RIM by mid-2010 and become the number two player in the ...
Implementing iPhone Push Notification? iLime & Urban Airship Face Off
I've been considering building push notification support into an upcoming iPhone app, but hadn't considered using a third party service to do the heavy lifting. Once I read Bill's article, I decided to try each of the aforementioned services and do ...
