It’s hard to say that BlackBerry still has a core business, but if they do, Samsung wants a piece of it.
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Samsung smells blood, moves to hit BlackBerry’s core business
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Published September 25, 2013
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Just when it seemed like things couldn’t get more grim for BlackBerry, rival Samsung has made another grab for the company’s core group of business users.
The Korean electronics giant on Wednesday unveiled its latest push in the mobile enterprise market — the “Samsung Solutions Exchange,” a sort of app store for business programs. The company isn’t simply rounding up apps ideal for enterprise users. Rather, Samsung is talking with customers to find out what they need and then working with software developers to provide programs that use features specific to Samsung devices.
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