Research In Motion has released its BlackBerry Mobile Fusion software, which is said to enable companies to manage iOS and Android devices through the same servers used for BlackBerry smartphones and the Playbook tablet. That is believed to include configuring devices with email and calendar access, creating groups, establishing security policies, managing lost phones, controlling roaming to avoid pricey fees, and more.
RIM has claimed to offer a 60-day free trial for the new service and after that a Client Access License is supposed to cost $99 per user plus an additional $4 per user a month, with discounts available for bulk orders.
