The results were compiled by Intermedia, the world's largest provider of hosted Microsoft Exchange email accounts. The firm says its customers are primarily small and mid sized businesses, and reports that half of its subscribers now use smartphones to access their accounts.
Intermedia's chief executive Jonathan McCormick said that "staying in sync with the office regardless of time or day has become imperative in most industries. But securely supporting the different smartphone options can drain an in-house IT managerâs resources. With our hosted Exchange service, employees can choose the smartphone option that makes the most sense for their business and personal needs â from BlackBerry, to Droid to iPhone â without creating complexity for the IT department."
Nearly half (48.5 percent) of the company's customers who use a mobile device to access their work email are using iPhones. Another 25 percent use BlackBerry phones, while 12.75 percent use Android-based devices and 13.75 percent use other mobile platforms, including Microsoft's own Windows Mobile or Windows Phone 7.
The company also noted that iPhone users send more emails per user on average, while Android users receive more emails on a per user basis.
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And I be one of them.
I also find it hilarious that, within the course of two short years, I have convinced four of my business associates, all die-hard PC folks, to switch to an iPhone.
What can I say.... the darn thing just works!
And I be one of them.
I also find it hilarious that, within the course of two short years, I have convinced four of my business associates, all die-hard PC folks, to switch to an iPhone.
What can I say.... the darn thing just works!
ain't that the truth!
Yes, iPhone all the way!!!
The company also noted that iPhone users send more emails per user on average, while Android users receive more emails on a per user basis.
So, does this imply that the iPhone users are the bosses or the Android users?
And I be one of them.
I also find it hilarious that, within the course of two short years, I have convinced four of my business associates, all die-hard PC folks, to switch to an iPhone.
What can I say.... the darn thing just works!
Now get them to switch to a Mac