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Why do you say that? Being able to change the batteries is extremely useful for many people in countries were you check it out before buying a new phone. Havin
by gbog 13y ago
Why do you say that? Being able to change the batteries is extremely useful for many people in countries were you check it out before buying a new phone.
Having security issues is very important for all the business market, and because of them the device might not be allowed in the business phones fleet.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoI live in one of those countries...the battery is not the problem, otherwise they wouldn't sell so many iPhones here. Putting a custom Linux kernel on your phone probably won't convince your IT manager one way or the other to let your phone on the network.
- gbog 13y agoIf I were in charge of security in a company handling sensitive data I would consider enforcing that all connected devices run a stable and open source os with root access and would add a special app checking for odds and phoning home regularly.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoThat would be a nice ideal, but that hardly represents the real world.