Sentence examples for device for business from inspiring English sources

No real surprise there, although I still think the iPhone is an excellent device for business purposes too.

The thinnest full QWERTY keyboard smartphone available from T-Mobile, the Nokia E73 Mode is the perfect device for business customers and consumers who appreciate both form and function.

Japanese company Hitachi listed the device for business in the United States in 1968.

It is a way of making sure nobody gets singled out, a blame shield – and in the real working world an entirely necessary device for businesses to flourish.

"In my humble opinion, the PC as we have known it is in a continuous decline and being relegated to a utility device for businesses," said Hector Ruiz, the former chief executive of Advanced Micro Devices, a company that makes chips for PCs and other devices.

We aimed to create game-changing device for businesses in the UK and other nations where Chip & PIN payments are standard.

It's increasingly clear that Samsung wants to be a big player in mobile devices for business customers.

By comparison, 59percentt of owners with other types of smartphones -- from manufacturers like HTC, Research in Motion and Nokia -- primarily used their devices for business and work-related needs.

Protecting the bank's customers is more important than any benefit from letting employees use their personal devices for business, said Jim Spicer, chief information officer of corporate technology and data for the company.

The council has already begun trialling a programme of allowing staff to use personal devices for business tasks with a view to a wider implementation across the organisation in the autumn.

And under Mr Cook, Apple has yet to come up with a new blockbuster consumer product, though the firm's phones and tablets continue to mint mountains of money for it.For Apple, the deal, whose financial terms have not been revealed, offers a neat way to profit from what is called "consumerisation of information technology"—the trend towards using personal devices for business.