W7P a Consumer Device?

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#69894 14-Oct-2010 23:17

Hi There!

From what I can see, everything I have read seems to indicate the new W7P phones are basically consumer focused devices not really suitable for business use?

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#392043 15-Oct-2010 00:54

they are certainly looking towards the consumer market primarily - although Exchange, SharePoint and Office Mobile apps will be apps for the business market. The 'business' market is a much smaller piece of the pie these days.

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#403169 10-Nov-2010 23:27

Windows Phone 7 is a great choice for mainstream business use - quality Exchange ActiveSync support (including up to 3 accounts) with a great email experience, best mobile Office tools including OneNote and SharePoint integration that rocks.

Nothing matches Windows Mobile 6.5 (and Blackberry) for Enterprise management and security, but for most business users Phone 7 is an excellent choice. Try it out!