Will iPhone 2.0 be more business-friendly?
Published: 09 Jun 2008 16:50 BST
A much-anticipated update to the iPhone is just one of the announcements expected at Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, in San Francisco's Moscone Center, late on Monday.
Industry watchers and customers will, no doubt, be looking for Steve Jobs to build on the success of the iPhone 1.0 and address some of its shortcomings, including the lack of 3G connectivity.
Business users will also be looking to hear anything from Jobs that indicates Apple is taking the enterprise market for the iPhone more seriously.
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3G iPhone launch expected in second quarter
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Why Apple's iPhone is like a 1981 IBM PC
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Gartner: iPhone will soon be ready for business
Nine months after warning businesses to avoid Apple's handset, Gartner has decided new functionality will soon make the iPhone suitable for enterprise use [19 Mar 2008]
iPhone takes on BlackBerry with corporate email
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Apple to give iPhone business features
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iPhone finds favour with business users
A survey claims 59 percent of business customers are 'very satisfied' with their iPhone, while 47 percent say the same of their BlackBerry [27 Feb 2008]
Will the BlackBerry meet its match in 2008?
RIM has led the email-equipped mobile-device market since 2005, but analysts think a 'BlackBerry killer' may not be far off [13 Feb 2008]
Apple doubles iPhone storage
The 16GB model of the popular handset is available immediately in the UK and elsewhere [05 Feb 2008]
IBM: Lotus Notes for iPhone not ready yet
The company has dismissed reports pronouncing the imminent availability of Lotus Notes for the iPhone and iPod Touch [22 Jan 2008]
Macworld: Apple shows off new iPhone apps
CEO Steve Jobs shows off new applications for the iPhone, including a feature which locates users' position on a map and a customisable home screen [16 Jan 2008]
O2: Businesses may block iPhone usage
The mobile operator says that, while it is happy to transfer phone numbers to Apple's new handset, businesses may impose tougher rules [09 Nov 2007]
iPhone gets wireless Outlook synchronisation
Funambol's open-source plug-in, released on Thursday, should allow Outlook contacts to be wirelessly synchronised with Apple's handset [09 Nov 2007]
Gphone vs iPhone: The security debate
Google's recent announcement of Android has sparked a debate over whether the mobile Linux platform will prove more secure than Apple's proprietary iPhone [08 Nov 2007]
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