Reference Guide for Switching from BlackBerry to iPhone Published by CompanionLink

PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CompanionLink^® Software, Inc., a leader in data synchronization between wireless mobile devices and desktop contact managers, today published a White Paper, “Switching from BlackBerry to iPhone,” that reviews migration strategies and recommends third-party apps that address common concerns for business people making the switch from BlackBerry^® to iPhone^®.

With emphasis on how to achieve BlackBerry-like productivity from iPhone, the free guide is written for people who rely on their smartphone for productivity and business communications. The paper addresses four areas:

1. Describes common concerns people have when migrating from BlackBerry to iPhone

2. Educates on the business value and productivity limitations of the iPhone

3. Recommends several third-party iPhone apps that help achieve business productivity

4. Explains how to retain the four capabilities BlackBerry users universally love: secure integration with enterprise email, strong PIM (Personal Information Management) features, powerful instant messaging, and a real keyboard.

A recent PCMag.com article, referring to a survey conducted by United Sample, shows that 66% of Verizon BlackBerry subscribers would like to switch to an iPhone. BlackBerry users want to take advantage of the simple user experience and the extensive App Store ecosystem that Apple^® offers.

To download the free white paper, please visit http://www.companionlink.com/whitepapers/.

About CompanionLink Software

CompanionLink Software, Inc. is a pioneering developer of data synchronization solutions for mobile phones and CRM software and services. They are also a leading OEM synchronization and solutions provider for companies like Sage Software^®, NVIDIA^®, Google^®, Commence^® Corporation, and Royal Consumer Electronic Products^®. For over 15 years, CompanionLink has helped mobilize information across multiple devices, computers, applications, and web-based services. For more information, please visit www.companionlink.com.

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