Google discloses the top Android smartphone for businesses

The Android Enterprise Recommended program will determine the leading mobile device for businesses.

The Android Enterprise Recommended program will determine the leading mobile device for businesses. Google has launched a new certification program to help businesses identify the best mobile devices for their employees.

Google's new Android Enterprise Recommended initiative will push smart phone providers who are using the company's Android platform, providing businesses with an effective work platform with safety and user experience. great.

Among devices rated by Android Enterprise Recommended are Google's Pixel phones, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, but the list also includes Huawei Mate 10 and P10, BlackBerry KeyOne and Motion, LG V30, Sony Xperia X and Nokia 8.

Google said that to become a standard device with the Android Enterprise Recommended initiative, a device must meet the basic hardware requirements needed to run Android Marshmallow 7.0, which means at least 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, and its battery life must be more than eight hours.

Manufacturers will also have to prove that their device can be launched in bulk, unlocked as a default and can offer Google security updates within 90 days of when released, for up to three years.

Alain Lejeune, general manager of BlackBerry Mobile Division of TCL Communication, said: "It is an honor that BlackBerry KEYone and BlackBerry Motion are among the first smartphones confirmed by Android Enterprise. This is an important part. Important in our portfolio growth and another important step for us to make sure our Android-powered BlackBerry smartphones will create a secure mobile experience for businesses. " .

Andrej Sonkin, GM business representative, HMD Global said: "We are very pleased that Nokia has been chosen by Google to participate in Android Enterprise Recommended. Amazing battery life of Nokia 8, top performance and Secure updates, with monthly security updates, make it a great device for business users ".

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