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AT&T Expands Toggle's Business and Personal Powers

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Jun 13, 2012, 7:54 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today announced new capabilities for its Toggle product, which helps business customers more easily keep their work and personal information segregated on smartphones. The new version of Toggle adds support for most smartphone and mobile platforms and will work across service providers. It allows users to operate their devices in personal mode and work mode. The work mode is encrypted so that corporate data remains secure. The new Toggle includes ToggleHub, a new area that allows businesses the ability to organize and manage corporate applications, content, and media in a customizable space. AT&T believes the new features in ToggleHub will help companies better manage mobile devices that are owned by employees rather than the business itself.

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