Why BlackBerry still beats iPhone for business users

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	Infoworld: InfoWorld's Mobilize
	May 06, 2009
	Why BlackBerry still beats iPhone for business users Push-button BlackBerry models like the Curve play well against the iPhone's most notable weakness: text entry. Among other things, this demonstrates why RIM would be wise to skip the consumer smartphone business and stick to what it does best -- business handsets. Get the whole story here Also in this issue Motorola gets behind Android Motorola pushes ahead with Android phones by holiday season Details, photo emerge of Palm's rumored new smartphone Nine Twitter tips for business Fight to legalize iPhone jailbreaking set for Friday A D V E R T I S E M E N T Accelerating Virtualized Environments Download now.>> Motorola gets behind Android When Motorola announced back in February that it would be producing fewer handsets and focusing on the Android OS, it sounded like a decent enough plan to put quality over quantity. Click to continue Motorola pushes ahead with Android phones by holiday season The company will focus on integrating messaging and social networking, and will offer a range of Android devices in the high- and mid-tier price ranges. Click to continue Details, photo emerge of Palm's rumored new smartphone Fueled by a photo and technical specs of a slender, candy bar-style GSM/HSDPA 3G phone, details about the Palm Eos have raced across the Web. Click to continue Nine Twitter tips for business What matters is that users are taking to Twitter in massive numbers. And your business should be there, too. Here are some tips on how to use Twitter effectively -- and a few cautions, as well. Click to continue Fight to legalize iPhone jailbreaking set for Friday Vice President of iPod and iPhone Product Marketing Greg Joswiak is set to testify in Palo Alto, California, as the Copyright Office holds the first in a series of hearings on possible exemptions to the nation's copyright law. Click to continue A D V E R T I S E M E N T To contact Infoworld, please send an e-mail to support@infoworld.com
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