Rooting is a unique threat for enterprise mobile devices, but there are signs Android administrators and users can look for to detect it and steps they can take to fix it. Continue Reading
Jailbroken devices can give rise to security threats for users and organizations alike. Learn how to prevent, detect and remove jailbreaking on enterprise iPhones. Continue Reading
Android OS is a Linux-based mobile operating system that primarily runs on smartphones and tablets. Continue Reading
Jailbroken devices can give rise to security threats for users and organizations alike. Learn how to prevent, detect and remove jailbreaking on enterprise iPhones. Continue Reading
Mobile computing refers to the set of IT technologies, products, services and operational strategies and procedures that enable end users to access computation, information and related resources and capabilities while mobile. Continue Reading
Businesses can find security vulnerabilities when they push their workloads to the edge. Discover the pitfalls of cloud edge security and best practices to secure edge workloads. Continue Reading
Apple iOS is a proprietary mobile operating system that runs on mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad. Continue Reading
Apple watchOS is the operating system (OS) designed specifically for the Apple Watch wearable device, with features that take advantage of the smaller screen and location of the device on the user's wrist. Continue Reading
A SIM card, also known as a subscriber identity module, is a smart card that stores the information necessary for a smartphone to connect to a mobile network. Continue Reading
There are numerous options for thin client hardware including dedicated thin clients and retired PCs, but the evolution of tablets makes them viable as virtual desktop endpoints. Continue Reading
The consumerization of IT refers to how software and hardware products designed for personal use have migrated into the enterprise and are used for work purposes. Continue Reading
When a user leaves their organization or loses their device, it's time to remove their Android work profile. Learn three methods to delete a work profile on an end-user device. Continue Reading
COPE (corporate-owned, personally enabled) is a mobile device management model that allows employees to use corporate-owned mobile devices for specific types of personal use. Continue Reading
IT can enable devices for both work and personal use, but this raises questions about security and privacy. Learn how Android Enterprise work profiles help protect corporate data. Continue Reading
Mobile malware can come in many forms, but users might not know how to identify it. Understand the signs to be wary of on Android devices, as well as what to do to remove malware. Continue Reading
Wearable technology is any kind of electronic device designed to be worn on the user's body. Continue Reading
User Enrollment creates a management profile for BYOD iPhones, but IT must remove that data in cases such as device loss or theft. Learn how to do this with a selective wipe. Continue Reading
Connectivity issues, misconfigured settings and human error can all cause mobile hotspot problems. IT must know how to avoid and fix iPhone hotspot issues for remote work. Continue Reading
Troubleshooting mobile hotspots on Android devices requires IT to implement documentation, training and best practices to help remote and hybrid users. Continue Reading
Despite the security risks, it's easy and common for users to download third-party mobile apps. To keep sideloaded apps off of end-user devices, IT must employ management tools. Continue Reading
IT professionals might think the hassle of jailbreaking a device deters users from sideloading iOS apps. Learn the other methods users turn to and why it's still dangerous. Continue Reading
A logic gate is a device that acts as a building block for digital circuits. Continue Reading
The EU's Digital Markets Act has caused Apple to allow sideloading in certain regions. This change could have broader effects on Apple's operations, mobile security and IT teams. Continue Reading
When using Outlook on an Android phone or tablet, syncing issues are a frustrating possibility. IT must know how to direct users when emails, calendars or contacts aren't syncing. Continue Reading
A few common issues can keep workers from accessing and using Outlook on mobile. Learn how to fix Outlook problems on an Android phone or tablet. Continue Reading
Some of the most common issues users encounter with Outlook on iOS relate to syncing. Learn how to troubleshoot when the iPhone Outlook app is not syncing. Continue Reading
Many users need mobile email access to do their jobs, so it's important for IT to fix issues in Microsoft Outlook quickly. Find out how to solve common problems in a few steps. Continue Reading
To enable the use of Microsoft Teams on Android, IT must know how to address poor performance. The most common problems come down to authentication, call quality and app stability. Continue Reading
When using Microsoft Teams on an iPhone, slow performance and app crashes can bring mobile work to a halt. Many issues come down to internet bandwidth or low storage space. Continue Reading
A circular economy addresses environmental impact at every stage of the mobile device lifecycle, from sustainable procurement to extending device life to recycling old devices. Continue Reading
AI PC sales are lagging, despite an uptick in overall PC shipments. The lack of compelling use cases and high prices are hampering upgrades. Continue Reading
Semantic search is a data searching technique that uses natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning algorithms to improve the accuracy of search results by considering the searcher's intent and the contextual meaning of the terms used in their query. Continue Reading
To secure corporate smartphones, IT must ensure these devices have security measures in place. Jailbreaking and rooting remove these restrictions and create vulnerabilities. Continue Reading
Despite their reputation for security, iPhones are not immune from malware attacks. IT and users should learn the signs of mobile malware and the steps to take when they appear. Continue Reading
When an organization builds a mobile app, many decisions come down to Android vs. iOS. The right approach can minimize development costs and support a positive user experience. Continue Reading
An operating system (OS) is the program that, after being initially loaded into the computer by a boot program, manages all the other application programs in a computer. Continue Reading
From device security controls to onboarding features, MDM tools offer a wide range of capabilities. IT teams should explore the options to find the software that fits their needs. Continue Reading
A mobile hotspot is a portable hardware device or software that serves as a wireless access point for connecting devices to the internet. Continue Reading
Android System WebView is a system component for the Android operating system (OS) that enables Android apps to display web content directly inside an application. Continue Reading
Determine whether the open source route is best when it comes to managing mobile devices. To start, weigh the pros and cons, and then evaluate the market. Continue Reading
A microcomputer is a complete computer on a small scale, designed for use by one person at a time. Continue Reading
With mobile device management software, IT can better support corporate smartphones, laptops and other mobile endpoints. Learn how to build a project plan for MDM implementation. Continue Reading
Passive keyless entry (PKE) is an automotive security system that operates automatically when the user is in proximity to the vehicle, unlocking the door on approach or when the door handle is pulled, and locking it when the user walks away or touches the car on exit. Continue Reading
Apple Inc. (formerly Apple Computer Inc.) is an American computer and consumer electronics company famous for creating the iPhone, iPad and Macintosh computers. Continue Reading
Apple Watch is a wearable smartwatch that allows users to accomplish a variety of tasks, including making phone calls, sending text messages and reading email. Continue Reading
The iPhone is a smartphone made by Apple that combines a computer, iPod, digital camera and cellular phone into one device with a touchscreen interface. Continue Reading
A personal area network (PAN) is a small network that interconnects technology devices within a limited range of just a few meters. Continue Reading
With the right software, almost any mobile device can be a payment terminal. Learn about the mobile point-of-sale options beyond Tap to Pay on iPhone and Tap to Pay on Android. Continue Reading
An embedded system is a combination of computer hardware and software designed for a specific function. Continue Reading
Dell continues to cut its workforce to become 'leaner,' as it repositions for changes in the enterprise PC market that are expected to drive future growth. Continue Reading
Many consumers prefer contactless payments, and vendors can easily enable them with a smartphone and the right software. Learn how to set up an Android to accept customer payments. Continue Reading
Tap to Pay makes it possible to accept customer payments from an iPhone with no additional hardware. Find out the best use cases for Tap to Pay and how to implement it. Continue Reading
Android Enterprise can simplify Android management, but the wrong device enrollment method can complicate IT's job. Understand the pros and cons of EMM token registration. Continue Reading
QR codes are a convenient tool for Android Enterprise enrollment, but this method has some drawbacks. Discover the factors organizations should consider with QR code enrollment. Continue Reading
Apple and OpenAI have partnered to bring ChatGPT to Apple devices via Apple's generative AI program, Apple Intelligence, uniting two major forces in the tech industry. Continue Reading
A natural user interface uses human gestures, spoken words or biometrics for interaction, reducing reliance on typing and programming. This video will compare NUIs to CLI and GUI. Continue Reading
Technology addiction is an impulse control disorder that involves the obsessive use of mobile devices, the internet or video games, despite the negative consequences to the technology user. Continue Reading
For organizations that value convenience and UX, zero touch could be an ideal Android Enterprise enrollment method. Learn about the advantages and challenges it can present. Continue Reading
A lithium polymer battery is a rechargeable battery with a polymer electrolyte instead of a liquid electrolyte. Continue Reading
Apple has built a Private Cloud Compute server to process and then delete data sent from Apple Intelligence running on an iPhone, iPad or Mac. Apple says it won't store any data. Continue Reading
Siri is Apple's virtual assistant for iOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS devices that uses voice recognition and is powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Continue Reading
When setting up Android Enterprise devices, there are several enrollment methods IT should consider. Admins should learn how to determine which method, or methods, to use. Continue Reading
Mobile payments provide customers with a fast and secure way to pay without cash or physical cards. Managing these systems can be a complex task for organizations, however. Continue Reading
Mobile payment systems can vary in terms of their fees, setup process and functionality. Organizations must know how to choose the right one to fit their business needs. Continue Reading
Microsoft, with the help of Qualcomm, might have finally delivered a device that will cause users to reconsider their Apple endpoint device purchase next time around. Continue Reading
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To succeed with enterprises, pricing for Copilot+ PC will have to come down for high-volume sales and business software will need to run well on Arm-based systems. Continue Reading
Mobile payments are popular for their convenience, but are they secure? IT must put best practices in place to keep sensitive information safe during the mobile payment process. Continue Reading
USB-C, or Universal Serial Bus Type-C, is a standard connection type for mobile and portable devices. It provides a single reversible connector to transmit both power for charging and data for transfers. It is designed to replace all current USB types. Continue Reading
Apple's latest iPad Pro is the first product to get the company's new M4 chip with a neural processing unit designed to power AI applications and services. Continue Reading
A personal digital assistant (PDA) is a small, mobile, handheld device that provides computing and information storage and retrieval capabilities for personal or business use, often for keeping schedules, calendars and address book information handy. Continue Reading
Is an AI-powered device the next step in AI development, or a marketing gimmick? IT must explore whether the Rabbit R1 and its operating system offer real business benefits. Continue Reading
Compliance policies are a significant part of IT's device management, so admins should learn about Intune's compliance management features for all types of devices. Continue Reading
Cross-browser testing, also called browser testing, is a quality assurance (QA) process that checks whether a web-based application, site or page functions as intended for end users across multiple browsers and devices. Continue Reading
Mobile devices provide connectivity for employees to access business data and communicate with colleagues, but these unique benefits come with specific security challenges for IT. Continue Reading
As employees and organizations come to expect greater mobility, BYOD is an important consideration in the successful planning and execution of the remote and hybrid workplace. Continue Reading
Apple Pay is a popular payment method with Apple users, and many organizations have added the option at checkout. Find out why it can be beneficial to accept Apple Pay. Continue Reading
Augmented reality (AR) is the integration of digital information with the user's environment in real time. Continue Reading
A mobile device is essentially a portable, handheld computer that enables users to access information, perform tasks and connect with other people and devices. Continue Reading
Apple Pay simplifies checkout for customers, but setup isn't always as straightforward. IT admins can review the costs to decide if Apple Pay makes sense for their organization. Continue Reading
A printed circuit board (PCB) is a structure for assembling electronic components and their connections into a unified circuit that allows electrical current to pass between components. Continue Reading
While laptops and PCs are the most common business endpoints to access desktops from, some users might benefit from delivering desktops to mobile endpoints such as iOS and Android. Continue Reading
Setting up Apple Pay is a simple process, but IT decision-makers should understand the considerations that come with it and how it varies for organizations of different sizes. Continue Reading
Google ChromeOS, formerly Chrome OS, is a lightweight operating system (OS) built on ChromiumOS, an open source OS that shares the same code base as ChromeOS. Continue Reading
Apple 3D Touch was a hardware-based feature Apple introduced in iPhone 6s and 6s Plus devices running iOS 9 that perceives the amount of force a user puts on the touchscreen to activate different functions. Continue Reading
An unlocked cell phone is a cellular telephone that can be used with more than one service provider, allowing a user the flexibility to switch between different networks. Continue Reading
The Apple Automated Device Enrollment program, formerly known as the Device Enrollment Program (DEP), is a device enrollment service that's included with Apple Business Manager (ABM) and Apple School Manager (ASM). Continue Reading
Finding the right device for a business scenario can be challenging, and adding rugged conditions to the mix can complicate things further. Learn about that endpoint market. Continue Reading
A tablet is a wireless, portable personal computer with a touchscreen interface. Continue Reading
An OLED TV (organic light-emitting diode television) is a type of display technology that uses OLEDs to render images on the panels used for TV screens. Continue Reading
Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant arrives for office productivity apps. Not everyone's going to buy it at once, and it does come with risks common to all generative AI. Continue Reading
IT teams can connect their Managed Google Play accounts to Intune to get the best of both management tools. Integrate the two for easier Android Enterprise enrollment and more. Continue Reading
Android administrators can use Managed Google Play to deploy enterprise apps, configure permissions and more. Learn how to get started with a Managed Google Play account. Continue Reading
One of Android Enterprise's significant components is Managed Google Play. IT should understand how the platform can aid app management, as well as what its limitations are. Continue Reading
With the coming of the new iPhone with the USB-C port, organizations might look at this new compatibility feature as the impetus for some changes to their device policies. Continue Reading
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Android fragmentation has been a significant challenge for enterprise IT managing the OS. Find out how to manage fragmentation in the Android operating system. Continue Reading
Apple has built a reputation for strong device security, but reputation alone can't protect corporate data. While iOS and Android differ, mobile security comes down to management. Continue Reading
FaceTime is a proprietary video and audio calling service developed by Apple Inc., primarily used on iOS, iPadOS and macOS devices. Continue Reading
Certain endpoint use cases require ruggedization to ensure devices aren't physically compromised. IT still needs to manage these devices, regardless of the OS or device type. Continue Reading
Organizations deploying or managing smartphones for corporate use should know how iPhone and Android compare in an enterprise setting. Factors such as UX are key differences. Continue Reading
In use cases that require ruggedized devices, organizations can choose to go with fully ruggedized devices or standard devices with rugged cases. Learn how to make that choice. Continue Reading
Employee privacy is a crucial factor in mobile device management, and IT should know how device type plays into this. Learn how the privacy features of iOS and Android differ. Continue Reading
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