"Samsung Galaxy S III is not really business'

With great fanfare, Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy S III. The telecom provider equipped the smartphone with Android 4.0, voice recognition and a smart camera of eight megapixels, but this device is not really suitable for business to be deployed. That set Computable experts from the topic Mobility.
"For business use, the S III is not much news," said Rob Manders, senior consultant at Q-ray. "The big change is ICS (Android 4.0.3) with better encryption of both the phone and their corresponding SD card. Also of interest is AES (advanced enterprise security). It is hoped that this also on the S III is still present. These cases are, however, even in the S II after the ICS upgrade in April has become available. No reason to accelerate switch to the S III. 'Focused on consumer
Erik Lamers, devopment business & marketing director at Avanade Netherlands, with Manders agree. "The Samsung Galaxy S III is wonderful, but this unit comes with the Android operating system and I think that for business use are not reliable. In particular, there are many problems with apps that business are not acceptable. From Avanade, we do not use this device, but also to customers, I recommend this unit. Again, nice device but the OS is clearly focused on consumer use. "
Not all experts are negative about the business use of the Galaxy S III. This is what Joep Remkes, security & wireless systems engineer at Cisco, especially in combining the large screen and form. "That is relatively small and thin. Business wise I do a lot with email and browsing, and that is something that the relatively small appliances, such as the iPhone, fail. I use a Samsung Galaxy Note, I am very happy about, but which of course still a big boy to be in your pocket to stop. The S III seems better in my wish to join. In addition, the processing power of the new quad-core processor to smooth it all very smoothly. This will of course be seen in practice, but from what I've seen so far on Youtube, this should be fine. "Vpn
Huwae Raymond, director of business development at Krypton VPN, look at each new release of a new smartphone how traffic can be secured with VPN. "Every phone that comes out, is again faster and better, but at the same time, if not properly shielded, more accessible to the hacker. Not only will people use it more often for their work, but also to banking. Free Wi-Fi is offered everywhere and if detected, the device will log on automatically. When the unit is protected is accessible to anyone who is really interested. VPN is now better accepted. One begins to slowly realize that the blocking of Internet traffic is a must. Especially when you go abroad for work or vacation. "