Top 4 iPhone X Alternatives: What You’ll be Missing and Some Perks
Not looking to shell out $1400 for the flagship iPhone? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. There are plenty of affordable alternatives out there that bring you the latest tech, cool features, and the classy look. iPhone XR That’s an obvious alternative right? It belongs to the same 2018 lineup of iPhones and is as […]
Mobile Security & Corporate Governance
As we have discussed before, managing a company’s mobility lifecycle requires a certain investment. It usually pays off. While there are many benefits you can exploit from your EMM investment, the most compelling benefit is data security. Distributing a coherent and consistent set of practices across devices, carriers, platforms, and data sources can make the […]
COPE Co-dependency: a Bad Thing?
The more employees rely on a robust mobile infrastructure, the less they can tolerate going without their smartphone if it’s damaged or lost. Who can blame them? If a mobile device can allow them to maximize their work output when they are on the road or working from home, why would any employee want to […]
Wait. Carrier-based MaaS is a thing?
The enterprise space is becoming increasingly competitive for mobile operators as the need for wireless services increases. Sprint has developed a MaaS solution. With this Mobility as a Service (MaaS), Sprint provides the company with Sprint Owned & Maintained devices for the company’s employees. Sprint then offers the company packages of either premium resolution […]
What’s the True Cost of BYOD?
Many companies must contend with the issue of determining what is the best way to provide mobile devices to their employees. Many employees express an interest in using their own devices. Some companies think that this is an easy and inexpensive way to adapt to the flexible work style of the 21st century employee. There […]
How the modern smartphone differs from the cellphone of the past
The first mobile phone call ever made was actually a prank call — such a perfect story that it almost sounds fictional. As Bloomberg reports, this call took place on April 3, 1973. On that day, Martin Cooper, the head engineer working on cellular technology for Motorola, called his competitor Joel Engel from a cell […]