Switchfast Blog: The Future of IT
Google Sets Sights on Enterprise Version of Nexus One
Friday, January 29, 2010 by Matt Hymel
With all the excitement of Apple, it's Google that has publicly
opened its presence in the enterprise market. According to Google's
VP of Engineering, Andy Rubin, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal,
"there'll be an enterprise version, a mass market version, you
know, whatever." The interviewer even calls out the comment and
Rubin responds by saying "there will be different segments [of the
Nexus phones]" that can be found in the online store.
The article further elaborates on the Nexus Enterprise details.
A source from T-Mobile has apparently verified its existence and
also notes the possibility of a slide out keyboard.
It appears as though the Nexus One is just Google's foot in the
door when it comes to mobile strategy. Rubin points out that
ultimately they want a product that puts Google services at
consumer's fingertips.
With this said, how would your company use Google services to
better their business? Or does Google already flood the walls of
the break room? Either way, as consumers immerse themselves into
Google services, their dependency may have an effect on the
preference in the workplace.
Hit the link for the article.
Until Next Time -
Matt Hymel
Switchfast Technologies
Chicago IT Consulting
& Support
Rochester
IT Consulting & Support
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