RIM's Server Now Manages iPhone, Android Devices Too

Acknowledging it is no longer a BlackBerry-only world, Research In Motion on Tuesday released the first version of its server software to manage other company's mobile devices. The update to BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, as promised, can help businesses keep tabs on Android and iOS devices in addition to BlackBerry phones and PlayBook tablets. "For businesses and government, managing a mix of mobile devices on any scale is chaotic," RIM VP Alan Panezic said in a statement. "Organizations face pressure to allow employees to bring their own devices into the workplace, and they are looking to RIM as the global leader in the enterprise mobility space to solve that problem." RIM has been talking about such a move since early last year.

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