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Knowing what type of gadgets to use in your business can be
difficult. There are all sorts of options available, and you’re inundated with
advertisements offering you the latest deals all the time. It doesn’t help that
there are so many different types of cell phones out there. From Samsung to Sony, it’s very difficult to
understand what will be most beneficial for your needs.
We can’t go through every single phone device on the market
today, so instead, we’re going to look at the operating systems they are built
around. By this, we’re talking about iOS, Android, Windows Phone and more.
Let’s get started.
Android
This is a platform that is shared by many different makers of
phones, from Samsung to HTC. It’s the most common smartphone operating system
that you’ll see on the market, simply because it’s found in so many devices.
It’s easy to use, is compatible with most things, and has a good selection of
apps. As a business user, you won’t go far wrong with an Android device. Make
sure you’re getting something that has a good CPU and an efficient amount of
RAM. Otherwise, it might be too slow for your needs.
iOS
iOS is the operating system of choice for all of Apple’s
products. Obviously, this includes the ultra-popular iPhone. It is a tried and
tested operating system that has consistently been seen as the best in the
business. iPhones are a great choice for business users. They look elegant,
offer all sorts of exclusive features, and are easy to use. They also tie in
very well other Apple products such as the iPad. You’ll be buying into a
company that is consistently successful as well. Part of this is because they
aren’t afraid to take risks, including the Apple
stock split a couple of years ago. Most importantly, they have
innovated in all sorts of areas, from the original iPod to the iPhone and iPad.
Windows Phone
There are plenty of phones out there that use Microsoft’s
Windows Phone operating system. While not as popular as the previous two
mentions on our list, it is still in good circulation. You can enjoy the
benefits of Microsoft exclusive products such as Microsoft Office, too.
Sometimes, you can even get an Office 365 subscription in the mix. The downside
to Windows Phone mainly extends to the app marketplace, which is quite lacking.
Still, if you’re not so bothered about apps, there’s no reason why this
couldn’t be a good choice for your business phone device.
More
There are plenty more options on the market as well. If you’re
not so keen on smartphones, you could always go back to basics with something
like the Nokia 100. This is incredibly simplistic but does a basic job well.
There are also operating systems on the market like Firefox OS, but they
haven’t taken off as they might have hoped it would. Then, there’s the
Blackberry OS, which is found in Blackberry phones. These types of phones were
long considered the phone of choice for business users back in the late 2000’s.
Unfortunately, the company has struggled since then.
There are so many choices available! Do your research, and
pick something that is right for you.
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