The best business smartphones have sharp displays, high-quality builds and long battery life. But there's a lot more to a smartphone than hardware.
But, what makes a phone great for business is the software it runs on.
There are three major OS today
- iOS from Apple
- Android from Google
- Windows Phone from Microsoft
Lets see comparision between them.
| Andriod | iOS | Windows | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apps | Android app store (Google Play store) rivals the iOS App Store, with more than 1 million apps available. | It can match almost every offering and Android and Windows Phone. | The Windows Phone Store has about 100,000, Apps compared to selections of more than 1 million on Android and iOS. |
| Features | Offers Google Now, an intelligent personal assistant. The service works by monitoring your activity within the Google ecosystem and pushing relevant notifications to you as they're detected. The service can notify you weather, traffic delay, appointmemnt and much more |
The iWork for iOS apps are fully integrated with Apple's desktop iWork applications, letting users view and edit documents seamlessly on multiple devices. It has similar notification features as andriod has. |
Live Tiles, which update in real time to display relevant information right on your home screen, ensuring you never miss a message or meeting. |
| Security | It's easy to side-load an unapproved app on an Android phone by downloading and installing the application from a source other than the Google Play store. | Apple's iOS is a highly secure mobile operating system. It's virtually impossible to install apps from unofficial sources | Windows Phone platform is comparable to iOS. All apps are reviewed and approved by Microsoft, and unlike on Android there's no need to consider dedicated anti-virus and anti-malware software - See more at: http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/5759-android-vs-ios-vs-windows-phone-small-business.html#sthash.oGqedQTx.dpuf |
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