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iOS ubiquitous in Enterprise. Businesses hates Android.
- Feb 26, 2013 1:51 pm GMThttp://www.tuaw.com/2013/02/26/good-news-apple-dominating-enterprise-activations/ Move over blackberry. Stay under a rock, Android. iOS dominates business and enterprise. Three years later, fandroids claiming "no productivity" "no business will ever use iOS" now walk around these forums with both feet in their mouth. Loving it.
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- Feb 26, 2013 2:20 pm GMT
PSN ID: Ziga_Auer
Gamertag: Ziga AuerYou are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
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- Feb 26, 2013 2:26 pm GMTBeing in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma!chaplainDMK wrote:
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
Edited on Feb 26, 2013 2:32 pm GMT[QUOTE="chaplainDMK"]
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
[/QUOTE] Being in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma! ;)
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- Feb 26, 2013 2:41 pm GMTKid-Atari wrote:Being in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma!chaplainDMK wrote:
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
So with a 84.000$ paycheck you go around waving your imaginary cucumber in everybody's digital faces all day?PSN ID: Ziga_Auer
Gamertag: Ziga Auer[QUOTE="Kid-Atari"][QUOTE="chaplainDMK"]
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
[/QUOTE] Being in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma! ;)
[/QUOTE] So with a 84.000$ paycheck you go around waving your imaginary cucumber in everybody's digital faces all day?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 3:01 pm GMT
PSN ID: Ziga_Auer
Gamertag: Ziga AuerAlso with your high education you might have noticed that BlackBerry was not included because Good cannot track them, as well as the report being very poorly defined with no accurate sample size given, nor a definition of activation nor anything basically. For all you know activation might mean when Good Technology services are activated on the system. Basically this stuff is null and void because it's not defined, if you are in the medical industry you should probably know how proper surveys and reports are presented and defined.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 3:15 pm GMTweird... i work for a "major" technology company and i don't think i seen 1 apple product being used for business... all bb and android. obviously one company isn't representative of the entire industry but if they're "ubiquitous" and "dominant" you'd think i'd see a few people using them
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weird... i work for a "major" technology company and i don't think i seen 1 apple product being used for business... all bb and android. obviously one company isn't representative of the entire industry but if they're "ubiquitous" and "dominant" you'd think i'd see a few people using them :?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 3:48 pm GMTThat information is also broken down here.AppleInsider wrote:According to a study released on Tuesday, activations of Apple's various iPhones and iPads accounted for eight of the top ten devices activated by enterprise entities for the fourth quarter of 2012, with the current iPhone lineup taking the top three spots.
It's a little like beating a dead horse at this point. Apple is largely replacing legacy Blackberry hardware in enterprise. It's interesting because that was one of the biggest criticisms against Apple when they first released the iPhone._______________________________________________________________________________
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That information is also broken down [url=http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/02/26/apples-iphone-and-ipad-models-claim-top-5-slots-in-enterprise-device-activations-for-q4]here[/url].
[quote="AppleInsider"]According to a study released on Tuesday, activations of Apple's various iPhones and iPads accounted for eight of the top ten devices activated by enterprise entities for the fourth quarter of 2012, with the current iPhone lineup taking the top three spots.
[img]http://photos.appleinsider.com/13.02.26-Good-1.jpg[/img][/quote]
It's a little like beating a dead horse at this point. Apple is largely replacing legacy Blackberry hardware in enterprise. It's interesting because that was one of the biggest criticisms against Apple when they first released the iPhone.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 4:45 pm GMTZombieKiller7 wrote:
It's not the device you use that makes you a dumbass.
It's proclaiming loyalty to a device that makes you a dumbass.
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One question. Who the hell cares?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 5:06 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="gmaster456"]One question. Who the hell cares?[/QUOTE] Enterprise and anyone interested in mobile technology.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 26, 2013 11:26 pm GMTmusicalmac wrote:That information is also broken down here.AppleInsider wrote:According to a study released on Tuesday, activations of Apple's various iPhones and iPads accounted for eight of the top ten devices activated by enterprise entities for the fourth quarter of 2012, with the current iPhone lineup taking the top three spots.
It's a little like beating a dead horse at this point. Apple is largely replacing legacy Blackberry hardware in enterprise. It's interesting because that was one of the biggest criticisms against Apple when they first released the iPhone.
Again, please read the freaking report. It does not include BlackBerry and it's not defined in any aspect. This report is just stupid and not good (no pun intended)PSN ID: Ziga_Auer
Gamertag: Ziga Auer[QUOTE="musicalmac"]That information is also broken down [url=http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/02/26/apples-iphone-and-ipad-models-claim-top-5-slots-in-enterprise-device-activations-for-q4]here[/url].
[quote="AppleInsider"]According to a study released on Tuesday, activations of Apple's various iPhones and iPads accounted for eight of the top ten devices activated by enterprise entities for the fourth quarter of 2012, with the current iPhone lineup taking the top three spots.
[img]http://photos.appleinsider.com/13.02.26-Good-1.jpg[/img][/quote]
It's a little like beating a dead horse at this point. Apple is largely replacing legacy Blackberry hardware in enterprise. It's interesting because that was one of the biggest criticisms against Apple when they first released the iPhone.[/QUOTE] Again, please read the freaking report. It does not include BlackBerry and it's not defined in any aspect. This report is just stupid and not good (no pun intended)- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 5:00 am GMT
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[QUOTE="chaplainDMK"] Again, please read the freaking report. It does not include BlackBerry and it's not defined in any aspect. This report is just stupid and not good (no pun intended) [/QUOTE] I wouldn't have commented had I not done my due diligence and read the report.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 7:48 am GMT
PSN ID: Ziga_Auer
Gamertag: Ziga Auer[QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="chaplainDMK"] Again, please read the freaking report. It does not include BlackBerry and it's not defined in any aspect. This report is just stupid and not good (no pun intended) [/QUOTE] I wouldn't have commented had I not done my due diligence and read the report. [/QUOTE] Then you would have noticed that they specifically state that they cannot track BlackBerry, the sample size is not given, the definition of activation is not provided etc.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 8:08 am GMT
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[QUOTE="chaplainDMK"] Then you would have noticed that they specifically state that they cannot track BlackBerry, the sample size is not given, the definition of activation is not provided etc. [/QUOTE] What special relevance does Blackberry have?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 8:51 am GMTZombieKiller7 wrote:
It's not the device you use that makes you a dumbass.
It's proclaiming loyalty to a device that makes you a dumbass.
Computer running slow? Speed it up!
[QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="chaplainDMK"] Then you would have noticed that they specifically state that they cannot track BlackBerry, the sample size is not given, the definition of activation is not provided etc. [/QUOTE] What special relevance does Blackberry have?[/QUOTE] That they were a HUGE player in the enterprise environment and although they aren't as big of a player as they once were, still have some weight in enterprise. If only for the name.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 9:02 am GMT
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[QUOTE="gmaster456"]That they were a HUGE player in the enterprise environment and although they aren't as big of a player as they once were, still have some weight in enterprise. If only for the name. [/QUOTE] Right, but what we're focusing on isn't the fading Blackberry, but rather the rise of outside forces in enterprise.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 11:04 am GMTKid-Atari wrote:Being in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma!chaplainDMK wrote:
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
One would think somebody in the profession you claim to be in would be more mature.ZombieKiller7 wrote:It's not the device you use that makes you a dumbass.
It's proclaiming loyalty to a device that makes you a dumbass.
Computer running slow? Speed it up!
[QUOTE="Kid-Atari"][QUOTE="chaplainDMK"]
You are the worst kind of Apple zombie I have ever seen.
Do you even have anything of yours in your head? Or did Apple install iBrains for you? How will you feel in a few years knowing you spet better parts of days rummaging around the internet finding articles to reaffirm your belief that your choice of phone is correct?
And before you launch the "Android fanbody" shell at me, I don't own and never have owned an Android phone.
And also shame on me for even being bothered by you... Not like anything will change your brainwashed mindset.
[/QUOTE] Being in the medical industry with a very satisfying position that rewards me with $84,000 a year, I already enjoy the luxury of knowing I spent better parts of days towards a rewarding career in where I can afford to spend my downtime upsetting fandroids with factual evidence that contradicts the very "bull" I am often accused of spewing. And yes. It's always satisfying to see that after just a few years, everything I've said since the iPhone 1 in 2007 has been coming true. First, the video game industry. Second, education. And now, business. Yes. It's very satisfying being proven right, and I intend to rub it in all the fandroids faces who argued with such horrible arguments in vain. Cheers to karma! ;)
[/QUOTE] One would think somebody in the profession you claim to be in would be more mature.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Feb 27, 2013 11:27 am GMT
This probably would have been a better article to post before those two iOS lockscreen bypass bugs were found. Especially since as someone in the medical industry you no doubt know HIPPA doesn't look too kindly on that sort of thing.
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- Feb 27, 2013 10:57 pm GMTMaturity isn't really something 75% of this forum brings to the table. Otherwise all the fandroids here would have a much easier time handling factual evidence of Android being inferior.Maturity isn't really something 75% of this forum brings to the table. Otherwise all the fandroids here would have a much easier time handling factual evidence of Android being inferior. ;)
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- Feb 27, 2013 10:59 pm GMTThe fact that an update that fixes what you mention released a day and a half after the incident for all iPhone owners kind of negates what you're trying to get at, doesn't it. Yet another thing Android isn't capable of doing. Timely updates that are available for all iOS device owners. Cheers to uniformity.Slow_Show wrote:
This probably would have been a better article to post before those two iOS lockscreen bypass bugs were found. Especially since as someone in the medical industry you no doubt know HIPPA doesn't look too kindly on that sort of thing.
What was that thing I heard about a two year old Android phone only recieving a 15 month old update recently? Mm.. Yes.
Must be why seemingly every industry avoids Android these days. Especially the game industry and business.
Edited on Feb 27, 2013 11:04 pm GMT Edited 2 total times.[QUOTE="Slow_Show"]
This probably would have been a better article to post before those two iOS lockscreen bypass bugs were found. Especially since as someone in the medical industry you no doubt know HIPPA doesn't look too kindly on that sort of thing.
[/QUOTE] The fact that an update that fixes what you mention released a day and a half after the incident for all iPhone owners kind of negates what you're trying to get at, doesn't it. Yet another thing Android isn't capable of doing. Timely updates that are available for all iOS device owners. Cheers to uniformity.
What was that thing I heard about a two year old Android phone only recieving a 15 month old update recently? Mm.. Yes.
Must be why seemingly every industry avoids Android these days. Especially the game industry and business. :)
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- Feb 28, 2013 12:26 am GMT
[QUOTE="Kid-Atari"]The fact that an update that fixes what you mention released a day and a half after the incident for all iPhone owners kind of negates what you're trying to get at, doesn't it. Yet another thing Android isn't capable of doing. Timely updates that are available for all iOS device owners. Cheers to uniformity.
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Except, um, the lockscreen bypass issues haven't been fixed. The fix for the emergency call bug is coming in 6.1.3, iOS is currently on 6.1.2. If you're going to troll like this, you should probably refrain from making sh*t up that can be easily verified with a quick google (or a quick look at my iPhone, for that matter).
But thanks for bringing up the latest update. I forgot how 6.1 also broke Exchange ActiveSync (which tends to be kinda important to enterprise) for a week or two while Apple scrambled to put out 6.1.2.
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