Vergleichende Werbung ist erlaubt. Wer errät, welches Aufsteck-Mikrofon der US-Hersteller Gobiz in diesem Video empfiehlt? Die Deutsche Bank praktizierte einen zweimonatigen, anscheinend sehr erfolgreichen, iPhone-Testlauf im eigenen Unternehmen. Analyst Chris Whitemore beschreibt die Erfahrung als “overwhelmingly positive” und hält es für unvorstellbar, dass das Kreditinstitut zum BlackBerry “zurückkehrt”. Angaben über die beteiligte Zahl der Mitarbeiter oder dessen Abteilung wurden nicht bekannt. Die Bank fokussierte ihren Blick anscheinend auf die E-Mail-Korrespondenz und setzte dazu ein Enterprise-Produkt von mit einer Backend-Lösung (kostenlos; App Store-Link) ein. Eine gähnend langweilige Produktpräsentation kann man sich auf YouTube antun. Negativ wurde angemerkt, dass die iOS-Software keine übersichtliche Benachrichtigungs-Darstellung im Standby-Bildschirm mitbringt und ohne (Hardware-)Signalleuchte für den Posteingang auskommen muss. Laut Apple experimentieren bereits 88 der Fortune 100 Firmen mit dem iPhone. VoIP-Dienstleister Sipgate stellt mit seinem neuen Service “One” eine grundgebührenfreie und vertragslose Mobilfunk-Rufnummer bereit, die man auf ein zweites Handy, Festnetz-Gerät oder einen Skype-Account weiterleiten kann. Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Jan 25, 2011 | Following a pilot of iPhone and iPad, Deutsche Bank’s Chris Whitmore says there is no going back to BlackBerry: The result “was a fantastic experience as it was easier/faster to access data (touch UI) than on the Blackberry. It was also great to only have to carry one device for personal and corporate email access.” They’re using Good [iTunes link] for messaging so users complain about the lack of background email receipt, and they do miss the BlackBerry notification light but the positives “far outweigh these issues”. Apple reported over 80% of Fortune 100 were piloting or deploying iPad, an unheard of adoption rate for new technology. For any of you in enterprise, is iOS an option yet? Read More

November 7, 2010 by Brian     It appears that the public release of iOS 4.2 is coming very soon now, as Apple started accepting iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch iOS 4.2 apps into the AppStore. While there’s still not too many apps that support iOS 4.2 there now, they keep arriving. Here’s a few of the apps that are now iOS 4.2 compatible: Overall we’d be willing to bet that iOS 4.2 will be available to download this coming week. If not, we’ll eat our collective shorts.   Related posts: Article by Brian My name's Brian, Brian Jones. I'm a professional in my thirties and I'm really into technology. I enjoy playing with new mobile phones and other gadgets. iPhone and iOS fascinate me as does the future of mobile computing. Read More

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As enterprise users are turning to iPhone, Good Technology is following. The company has launched the Good for Enterprise application, providing “enterprise-class email and secure access to behind-the-firewall applications and data for iPhone.” Among the features, Good highlights remote wipe capabilities, on-device data encryption, and the ability to manage all devices from a single, web-based management console. The press release continues with praise of the user interface, which is “customized to be as intuitive and familiar as the desktop.” The application prioritizes tasks most important to the business user — i.e. composing email or viewing attachments — making them easily and seamlessly accessible. Secure email, calendar and contacts are all accessible from the application. As for the pricing, Good for Enterprise is available as a free download (AppStore link), but in order to use it, you/your company must use a Good for Enterprise server and have client access license (CAL). Dusan Read More