Samsung's Approved for Enterprise program, according to the ad, can do everything RIM's popular service can.
Check the ad here, which strangely includes a unicorn meme.
haha bit too much?
You know what that ad show me? Buy this phone if you dont want your employees to work.
While I have samsung phones they are so not work ready for gaming yeah but anything else or hardcore business and it's such a pain, android and iPhone just ain't made for the business side.
everything is made for kids or social media BS, or something I get fed up with is start up the phone then go to ring up something then have to start up the contact program to get the persons number it's such an F around.
Yeah I saw this on TV a few times. Think they missed the mark a bit though. While I wasn't sure what they were selling it did peak my interest in the Unicorn Apocolypse game or whatever. While you may not see Samsung as a work phone I can say I would prefer almost any Android phone to the BlackBerries I have used at work. I think RIM is breathing it's last breaths for good reason.
I usually end up pretty distracted when I use my laptop for homework... I think I would have the same problem with an Android phone at work.
Originally posted by dEwMe:It's not so much the brand of phone it's the OS it's not as straight forward as you'd expect. I'd have to see a RIM phone to sus out the OS but I do know top level project managers that have loved using the RIM phones for work and last year decided to upgrade so went to the Iphone and 1 guy had major problems getting the exchange contacts to work from the work servers or connecting into the work network from home etc, last I heard he was thinking of going back to a RIM phone as it works as you expect.
Yeah I saw this on TV a few times. Think they missed the mark a bit though. While I wasn't sure what they were selling it did peak my interest in the Unicorn Apocolypse game or whatever. While you may not see Samsung as a work phone I can say I would prefer almost any Android phone to the BlackBerries I have used at work. I think RIM is breathing it's last breaths for good reason.
RIM still have a lot of followers and I think will succeed,not first not second but will stay.