Google is competing for enterprise users. Android has released three applications.

According to VisionMobile, Android has become the mobile OS platform with the largest market share. However, it is mainly concentrated in the individual user market, and the commercial market is still "suspended in the air ". Google published a blog post in April 7. Three updates have been released for commercial use, hoping to attract more commercial users. After surpassing iOS, Android is now ready to compete for RIM's inherent market.

The new "Google Apps Device Policy" application has been released, and target users are system administrators and employees. In this commercial update for Android 2.2 and later versions, new features include positioning, encryption, or remote erasure Devices, which are implemented through a "My Devices" application. In addition, you can directly call this device and change the password or PIN code of the device. The updated device policy is applied to Android 3.0 devices. administrators can encrypt all the data. This encryption feature is a new feature of Android tablets.

Google Apps Lookup, a new software, is more like a global address list of Microsoft Exchange enterprises. It also provides the Voice Search function and "shared contact" function. This feature supports Android 2.1 and later versions.

Google's entry into the enterprise user market is crucial, otherwise it will only be able to give up on apple, RIM, Microsoft, or even HP and all other manufacturers targeting commercial users. Just in the morning, a IT market research company named Techaisle said that in the United States, small and medium-sized enterprise users had 8.8 million flat computers. Considering that Microsoft is not powerful, the iPad wins, Android is defeated, and Playbook is not listed yet, the vast majority of the tablets used by these enterprise users must be iPad. Note: click here to view the original text link and image source)