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iPhone Users Do More With The Mobile Web Than Any Other Smartphone Owners

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BlackBerry, Corporate Smartphone Digital Cameras: Problems and Solutions

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Garmin's King of GPS, but With Sinking Profit and Weak Economy, What's Next?

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Seven Fantastic--and Free--Apps for Your Windows Mobile Smartphone

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Widescreen Monitors Can Save Companies $8,600 Per Employee, Per Year

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Why the iPhone's Still Not Ready for Business...No Matter What Apple Says

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iPhone SDK: What It Will Mean to Business Users

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Smartphone Addiction Poll (And Funny Responses from "CrackBerry" Addicts)

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The Current State of BlackBerry Addiction: BlackBerry-Less In Chicago

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Six Great Free BlackBerry Downloads

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RIM Sues Motorola, Motorola Sues Back: Just Another Lawsuit That Won't Really Effect Either of Them?

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DEMO 08 Conference: The Five Best Presentations (Video Clips)

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New tech lets college students scan barcodes with cell phones to gather info around campus

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Company that has never made a phone before creates a gadget that could actually dethrone the iPhone

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The Biggest, Baddest Security Events Ever

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New Smartphone Reads Printed Text to Users

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You Could Help Find and Track "Dirty Bombs" by Simply Carrying a Cell Phone With GPS

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Int'l Business Travelers Pay an Average of $700 in Cell Roaming Charges PER TRIP

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10 Tech Urban Legends Exposed

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iPhone Gets Closer to Being a Business Device with Lotus Notes Support

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comments

AZA43

18 jaar geledendiscuss

Good point. And those iPhone data plans are UNLIMITED plans, as well, so users aren't concerned with excess charges for downloading content.

AZA43

18 jaar geledendiscuss

The study that came up with these findings was commissioned by a company that makes widescreen monitors so that's a bit weird. But I have a widescreen and I am significantly more productive using it than I was in the past with my tiny 15 inch standard format display.

AZA43

18 jaar geledendiscuss

The point of the post is whether or not the iPhone is ready for enterprise use. Enterprise users are mostly BlackBerry users. Who else would you ask if they'd make the switch or not?

AZA43

19 jaar geledendiscuss

That's actually a really good point, though Apple had made a handheld before, the Newton.

AZA43

19 jaar geledendiscuss

Yeah, Notes sucks. I use it at work, and it is often painful, especially if you use another mail client that's user friendly. Then you know what you're missing.