Are Bell and Telus infringing on your rights? Is Apple going to make for a good enterprise solution?
We have been getting a lot of discussion regarding yesterday’s posts. Here is a break down of how the conversations have been going.
Bell and Telus to charge for incoming SMS
Where the discussion is:
The general discussion has been centered around the fact that subscribers will likely shift from Bell and Telus to Rogers due to their new policy of charging for incoming SMS.
The reason is simple, you cannot stop someone from sending you an SMS and thus forcing you to pay for something you did not agree to. It is a clear violation of your rights.
Where we should take the conversation:
How will this affect other internet companies? For example, I get Twitter updates on my phone and if I’m going to be charged for incoming SMS, that is Twitter finished for me. Will other internet companies feel the hurt?
BlackBerry Bold distant second to iPhone 3G demand
Where the discussion is:
We’re currently discussing the BlackBerry Bold vs iPhone for enterprise.
Where we should take the conversation:
Let’s talk about what Apple could do to make the iPhone more enterprise friendly. See the LinkedIn group regarding Apple enterprise software development strategies. See the comments for the link.
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