All will go well until Google decides this is yet another project they blew a bunch of money on for no real return, and send a remote-kill command to all the units. Like Buzz and Wave and Health and and and...
Apple don't do integrated keyboards. RIM continually forgets that's the bit of their devices people feel most loyalty to.
Seems to be the best way to stop politicians threatening you is if you can foreclose on them.
People who work every day they can and remote into the office on the others are sometimes the people who refuse to let other people see what they are working on. Google "John Rusnak" as an example. My brother works for an offshore subsidiary of a US bank and he and his colleagues often have to take mandatory time off so that other people can be familiar with their files.
If this was the
This is a presidential campaign - Newt is paying a lot of people a lot of money to think about how he is presented. Some one of those people should be feeling embarrassed right now - and not just about working for a Republican.
Chuck Norris IS a Republican. Good luck persuading him to raise taxes on anyone. He endorsed Ron Paul for 2012 FFS.
dream of being the 1%
Oh Christ. Cue 100+ support calls.
We only leave it on machines that MUST access websites which are require an applet or a Java executable to run.
Please do a Silk-On-BES. Offloaded processing, but on our servers and not those of Amazon's data miners. For handhelds and Playbook.
Love and kisses, the people who gave you $,000s for BES licenses.
Instead of swamping the retail channel, the next time HP decides to unload their latest failure they can put them on eBay!
Now, preventing such mistakes would take someone more qualified but, you know, baby steps.
Any tablet approved for public servant use should only use open standards for data and meet a government security standard similar to those done by NIST, with two factor authentication.
No to the iOS walled garden - no to a manufacturer who will issue devices which will tell Exchange it's an encrypted device when it isn't.
The smart move would be to ensure their corporate BES clients (i.e. me) get some form of dibs. After all, if it is perceived as a business-first device, why prioritise consumers? We have a small number of self-bought Playbooks in house now - with a large number we might consider getting some apps written (even given the SDK issues)
They should also be smarter than HP and sell cheap bundles, not cheap devices, to get some kudos from their manufacturer and channel partners. Their resellers will want to ensure all their Playbook shelves clear, including cases, chargers and other accessories. Something like a $199 16Gb with case and charger rather than a $99 or $149 bare device and trust the consumer not to cheap out.
"In my estimation they need to write apps and put that messaging system it on iOS, on Android, and on Windows Phone 7."
Excellent idea. Just one question. How are you going to get that RIM app through the App Store unscathed, and how are you going to guarantee it will never be blacklisted?
Like that time they crucified Blackberry Storm while RIM were still rolling out post release performance fixes?
We gave you an atomic bomb, what do you want, mermaids? -- I. I. Rabi to the Atomic Energy Commission
