Google adds Android enterprise features to Google Apps
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We imagine that RIM is cringing after last week's release of enhanced enterprise capability for the Android OS. Google has added new features for both Google Apps for Business and Google Apps for Education customers, which should make Android an even more competitive enterprise option.
First of all, the enterprise upgrade will add lost device location. The administrator can then change the device's PIN and password remotely. Secondly, the admin will be able to remotely encrypt the device, should there be a sudden impending security concern.
And thirdly, users will be able to search the Google Apps administrator's directory, and use those contacts just like they were saved on their own device.
source: Google Enterprise Blog via MobileBurn
First of all, the enterprise upgrade will add lost device location. The administrator can then change the device's PIN and password remotely. Secondly, the admin will be able to remotely encrypt the device, should there be a sudden impending security concern.
And thirdly, users will be able to search the Google Apps administrator's directory, and use those contacts just like they were saved on their own device.
source: Google Enterprise Blog via MobileBurn
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3 Comments
1. Ramiro963 (unregistered) posted on 12 Apr 2011, 06:26 1
Actually, as a user of both, BlackBerry and Android, I never really cared about the RIM Enterprise Server, nor will I care about Android's
2. derp (unregistered) posted on 12 Apr 2011, 10:32 0
Android + Enterprise? hahahahahaha thats a hilarious joke!
3. PEN (unregistered) posted on 05 Aug 2011, 17:24 0
Hey derp, I'm not understanding why that is a joke. Can you please explain why something is "a joke" before badmouthing a very successful company?
