Samsung regularly tops Android handset sales charts and has arguably done more than any other handset-maker to make the OS. Yet the Korean company did not make the list at the launch of the Android Enterprise Recommended program, a scheme that Google created in early 2018 to point out which ‘Droids are ready to offer enterprise-grade services like remote management and swift security updates.
As we noted at the time, Samsung seemingly ticked all Google’s boxes but also offered some functions that Google didn’t list - such as its own app store and mass device enrolment tools other than Google’s own.
Now Samsung has made it into the programme and probably revealed what kept it out for over two years.
A samsung finally admitted google enterprise android recommended
