[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.cio.com/article/192250/Study_BlackBerrys_Dominate_Enterprise_But_iPhone_Users_Happiest

"Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, is the clear leader in business smartphone marketshare, and the Canadian company's dominance will continue throughout the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report. However, Apple and its iPhone wins the top slot in enterprise user satisfaction."

Unfortunately this article focuses on devices and not platforms. They mention Palm, but no indication of how much is PalmOS vs Windows Mobile, and of course the myriad of Windows Mobile devices under carrier names are lost in the noise as no one device has a large share, but collectively, it may be a different story.

[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.cio.com/article/192250/Study_BlackBerrys_Dominate_Enterprise_But_iPhone_Users_Happiest

"Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, is the clear leader in business smartphone marketshare, and the Canadian company's dominance will continue throughout the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report. However, Apple and its iPhone wins the top slot in enterprise user satisfaction."

Unfortunately this article focuses on devices and not platforms. They mention Palm, but no indication of how much is PalmOS vs Windows Mobile, and of course the myriad of Windows Mobile devices under carrier names are lost in the noise as no one device has a large share, but collectively, it may be a different story.

[dommasters]

I must be missing something (so what's new) because I find Windows Mobile has a far better User Interface to Power balance than either the Blackberry or Palm OS. As for the iPhone, it has massive potential but it is just potential right now. Windows Mobile SHOULD borrow ideas from the iPhone, maybe even ditch the Smartphone, and Nokia et all who are not iPhone maufacturers should adopt Windows Mobile because it is mature, easy to code, can morph into desktop windows underpinnings over time, and otherwise their 50 different platforms will die
Like I said I'm quite possibly and perhaps even most likely talking nonsense.