AT&T’s Updated ‘Toggle’ Service Lets More Employees Use Their Own Devices At Work
AT&T revealed their intention to jump on the bring-your-own-device enterprise bandwagon with their business-friendly Toggle service last October, which thoughtfully allowed users to segregate their personal and work content on their smartphones or tablets.
Now the company has announced a handful of new updates to the service to make it a more appealing option for companies and IT departments looking to ride the BYOD wave.
source: techcrunch.com
13 Jun 2012
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