As many people around the world are working remotely, we are seeing an increased need to streamline the work experience and help prioritize what is important. Following our recent blog on Teams produ...
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michaelcobden my point exactly. Thank you for validating my assumptions. And I would not compare a cheap Android tablet with an (often expensive yet qualitative) iOS device. I was mainly wondering if I could simply add the app/software to my iPad. I have it on my desk in its dock, has a great display with touch, acceptable camera and built-in sound. What's being said here is that I should use the same iPad budget for a rather average user experience with average hardware which cannot be used for other purposes. None the less, I like thinking ahead constructively with the community.
Ilya Bukshteyn what I mean is that within my network (of >2000 professionals; all levels up to C-level) I have never met anyone with a video-desk phone. But what I do know is that 90% of them own an expensive, high-end tablet. If they could use this software, than we could talk about added value - and free. Or even ask money for the app - but please, no $350.