When Microsoft said in January that 200 million devices are running Windows, it also said that only 22 million of those are enterprise or education users. Even though this is Microsoft channel, seeing as the announcement isn’t coming out of the Redmond office, take it with a small pinch of salt. “The National Information Assurance Program, the arm of the USA government responsible for evaluating commercial IT products for use in National Security Systems has certified Windows 10 against the Mobile Device Fundamentals Common Criteria protection profile”, Microsoft stated in a blog post. The organization claims the Lumia 650 may enable IT to “check the most recent Windows-10 Mobile improvements against a crucial line of apps and business methods ” before it is dispersed to finish customers via MDM. BlackBerry OS dropped from a barely noticeable 0.5 percent to 0.2 percent share while Windows fell from 2.8 percent to 1.1 percent, despite the launch of new Windows 10 smartphones.
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Windows 10 at six months: Ready for primetime? . To that end, the comment ends with a reminder that not all devices that are able to run Windows Phone 8.1 will get an upgrade to Windows 10 Mobile this year. This Windows 10 powered Lumia 650 comes is capable of 4G LTE and it has the battery capacity of 2000 mAh in which Microsoft says that it offers a maximum talk time on 16 hours on 4G.
Windows 10 smartphone combined with NexDock can now replace the need for carrying expensive laptops.
It should be able to make that goal, especially since Gartner has predicted that roughly half of all enterprises will start their Windows 10 roll-outs this year.
There’s no doubt at this stage the leading smartphone operating systems are Android and iOS.
Government clients, much like big businesses, usually buy Microsoft’s operating system as part of multiyear service and technical-support packages that give them the option to upgrade to the latest software at no added charge.
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Microsoft plans to release the Lumia 650 in several markets in Europe on February 18 at a price of only $199. It has been reported by Windows Central earlier that there wouldn’t be any other Lumia smart phones coming out for 2016, though there are rumors of a supposed Lumia 750 or Lumia 850 that might come out for the Mobile World Congress.
