(openPR) - The Apple iPhone meets the minimum requirements for use on a corporate network, but companies that deploy the device will need to take a number of steps to prepare it for business use as found in recent studies by IT research firm Gartner. It has been confirmed that iPhone users have downloaded more that 60 million applications from iTunes since the launch on the 11th of July 2007 which emphasises the huge demand for developing appropriate applications and features for iPhone users.
Nvolve limited are now offering clients the opportunity to make the iPhone even more attractive particularly for the corporate client by providing experienced and professional programmers that are available for immediate placement to integrate applications with the iPhone and make it even more advanced and powerful than before.
Nvolve’s team have in the past dealt with software development in the context of integrating outlook with calendar in order that both are merged together and also offer an application which supports time zones which means users can stay up to date no matter where their business takes them. Other applications include software updates that contain many bug fixes and improvements along with competent solutions for improving text messaging, faster loading and searching of contacts, improving downloading and web browsing.
With Nvolve’s support for custom-designed applications, the iPhone can become a must have mobile device for businesses with the ability to take advantage of key iPhone technologies such as Multi-Touch, the accelerometer, fast wireless connectivity, and GPS.
To find out more please feel free to contact Nvolve on +353(0)7491 16000
Nvolve limited specialise in learning technologies and software development. Their product range consists of software development, Nvolve Response Blended Learning Solution, elearning courses and an audience response technology system.
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