[BrentRoss]

In the last 20 hours, this interesting article appeared. I won't go into detail of what it said but it makes me wonder, if the plan is to charge back into the enterprise market, why don't they do it? That's the plan is it not?

BYOD has become a major havoc line in the IT department. Weather it's security, work usage, personal file encryption, whatever, it's All accessible.

People want their Blackberrys back!

Even this is stated in the article:

"iPhones Never Designed for Business Use"

"The problem is that iPhones are consumer devices never designed for the enterprise."

Let's hear what everyone thinks!
Mobile Workers: ?I Want My BlackBerry Back? | CIO

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[sedalia066]

Interesting take on the issue. Makes me more and more happy to be a BlackBerry user without any desire to move to a different platform.

[Traxxmy]

In the last 20 hours, this interesting article appeared. I won't go into detail of what it said but it makes me wonder, if the plan is to charge back into the enterprise market, why don't they do it? That's the plan is it not?

BYOD has become a major havoc line in the IT department. Weather it's security, work usage, personal file encryption, whatever, it's All accessible.

People want their Blackberrys back!

Even this is stated in the article:

"iPhones Never Designed for Business Use"

"The problem is that iPhones are consumer devices never designed for the enterprise."

Let's hear what everyone thinks!
Mobile Workers: ?I Want My BlackBerry Back? | CIO

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And consumers users could be thousands time more than enterprise users. That is why ios and android so successful. They focus on huge consumers market, not small percentage enterprise market. Jump to bb10 half a year ago only to found out BlackBerry focus now is on enterprise.

Symbian is still and always my favourite Os. Nokia 808. FilePLAY Music Player

[SK122387]

I think it's been posted before... that story is from July 21.

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[bloodyrek]

I think it's been posted before... that story is from July 21.

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this.

[BrentRoss]

Sorry guys, read "last 20 hours"

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[David Tyler]

I'm thrilled with the employee revolt -- not just for what it potentially means for BlackBerry, but what it implies about a possible reawakening of awareness regarding the importance of privacy. The perfect one-phone solution: A two-SIM device with BlackBerry Balance.

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