“Research in Motion, roundly clobbered in the smartphone and tablet market, is now trying to hang onto its core enterprise customers,” Ed Sutherland reports for Cult of Mac. “It’s formula is to concede defeat by Apple and Android, then sell its rivals’ victory as a reason to stay with the Waterloo, Ont. company.”
“In a statement this morning, RIM announced its Mobile Fusion BlackBerry Enterprise Server software would ‘bring together’ mobile device management for the BlackBerry, as well as the iPhone and smartphones based on Google’s Android software,” Sutherland reports. “Mobile Fusion lets corporations set rules for passwords, apps and software allowed across a number of mobile devices, including Apple’s iPhone and iPad, as well as Android and RIM devices.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lava_Head_UK” for the heads up.]