On Aug 3, 2007, at 5:01 AM, ew2 wrote:

> The meeting minutes viewed by InformationWeek didn't indicate why  
> NASA officials believe the iPhone isn't ready for prime time as a  
> business tool.  However, analysts at IT research firm Gartner last  
> month issued a research bulletin on the iPhone that outlined a  
> range of concerns.

Please stop circulating this BS FUD.  Gartner was trolling for press  
in the build up before the iPhone release, and said this EIGHT DAYS  
BEFORE THE iPhone CAME OUT.

Quoting:
http://www.macworld.com/news/2007/08/02/iphonesecurity/index.php?pf=1

“I think [the concern over iPhone security] has been exaggerated,”  
Andrew Jaquith, security analyst with the Yankee Group, told  
Macworld. “You have to start with the observation that many of the  
people that complain the loudest and say it’s a security threat tend  
to be security companies themselves.”

Vulnerability management vendor nCircle’s Andrew Storms was one of  
the first when he pronounced the iPhone “our new security nightmare.”  
This before the iPhone was released.

Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney told IT executives to keep Apple’s iPhone  
away from their networks, eight days before the iPhone hit store  
shelves.

(end quote)


> Still, NASA employees aren't completely out in the cold when it  
> comes to having a hot new PDA.  The July 10 meeting minutes  
> indicate that the agency is planning to support the new BlackBerry  
> 8800 from Research In Motion and the Palm Treo 750.

Notice that they haven't even mentioned anything running Palm OS.

I've been at a conference this week and have seen a lot of  
Blackberries and a few iPhones.  I've seen exactly ONE Treo, and the  
person spent most of their time asking me how I liked the iPhone.

TjL



 
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