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The article clearly mentioned, "mobile operating system". iOS powers iphone, ipod, ipad, etc. On a tangent, there hasnt been much talk about how the corporate
by bcrawl 16y ago
The article clearly mentioned, "mobile operating system". iOS powers iphone, ipod, ipad, etc.
On a tangent, there hasnt been much talk about how the corporate policies have evolved since the smartphone era. I bet we will see companies rolling out custom android OS deployed on stock hardware such as EVO given out to employees, with restricted permissions and access.
- protomyth 16y agoWell, I would dispute the numbers then. It doesn't look at all like the iPod touch is really given consideration. I could see that if Dell was a bigger android player, but it really takes a vendor with sales / support leading the charge. HP would be a probable except for the Palm purchase.
- cubicle67 16y agoIt may have mentioned "mobile operating system", but the figures are clearly excluding something. I think there's about 100mm iOS devices sold to date, but these figures show less than 50mm for 2010