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24,093 Distinct Android devices seen this year 18,796 Distinct Android devices seen last year 682,000 Devices surveyed for this report. 37.8% Samsung's share of those devices. 1,294 Device brands seen this year Fragmentation is both a strength and weakness of the Android ecosystem, a headache for developers that also provides the basis for Android's global reach.

The Stagefright bug has quickly frightened cell phone manufacturers into action. It's been just over a week since researchers alerted the public to the serious flaw that has been called the worst Android "bug ever discovered,", and the major Android manufacturers have already taken concrete steps to fix it.

Besides the obvious advantage to enterprise clients, the partnership also offers major benefits to both BlackBerry and Google. For the latter, working with BlackBerry provides the security capabilities and enterprise management system that has prevented Android from dominating the enterprise market as it has the consumer market.

Android smartphones and tablets will eclipse Apple's iPhones and iPads as the preferred mobility tool for the enterprise, Julian Bond, head of ICT at Hillarys Blinds has claimed. Bond made the bold prediction while speaking about the British blind firm's mobile strategy during a presentation at Computing's Enterprise Mobility and Application Management Summit 2015.

Earlier this year, we introduced BES12 Cloud, which simplifies management of devices and applications, and today we're pleased to announce that the solution has expanded multi-OS support. BES12 Cloud is a cloud-based EMM solution that is flexible and simple to deploy and easy to use.

In this webcast, you'll learn about the current mobility landscape and how to implement solutions that enable productivity without compromise.

Tips for Securing Data in a Mobile World Android has a really lousy security reputation. It is almost as if Google looked at all the grief Microsoft got in the late '90s with regard to not taking security seriously enough and envied that attention.

Since the advent of the Android operating system, the common wisdom has been that its open model encourages malware and, in general, its security is problematic. Nothing really has changed in terms of that perception or the kernel - or more - of reality upon which it is based.