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ARN Poll - iPhone in the enterprise

Have your say and vote in ARN's online poll. This week, we want to know whether you think the Apple iPhone can take on the Blackberry and smartphone in the enterprise market.
ARN Staff  07 March, 2008 10:08:53

Q: Apple is planning to push iPhones into the enterprise. Will they be able to compete with Blackberrys and other smartphones?

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Fri, 07/03/2008 - 10:55 — KevMunro

Use First

As an Australian iPhone user since October 07, the iPhone in its Jailbroken (hacked) state is already a fierce contender. I receive both work and personal emails on the device and maintain full productivity - it syncs flawlessly with outlook for contacts and calenders, as well as fleshed out business functions available from third parties.

Whilst the new features announced 'officially' put the phone in a smart ranks, for power users it's already a big hitter in the smartphone league.

I'm wondering how people who have not yet used the phone for day-to-day activity can really vote here...

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