![]() first investigated the available programs in December 2010 and put together a recommended business apps suite that should be the standard install on corporate iPhones. Google Docs is also not usable on an iPhone. Microsoft's Office Web Apps cloud-based suite doesn't work on an iPhone either. The answer can't be Office because Microsoft has no iPhone-compatible suite. Just as companies typically install a suite of productivity apps (nearly always Microsoft Office), what should the iPhone equivalent be? Certainly, an iPad makes more sense as a lightweight laptop replacement (see InfoWorld's picks for the best iPad office apps), but there are many times you can't easily pull out a laptop or iPad but can use a smartphone. With Apple's iOS 4 supporting corporate security requirements, companies are increasingly saying an explicit yes to iPhone use.
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