In 2019 Google stopped supporting Huawei devices and prevented them from accessing the Google Play store. We consider if Huawei smartphones are still to be regarded as a security risk and if the Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi may face a similar future.
As we recently announced the ability to manage Pico VR devices with Cortado MDM, our PR Manager Silke Kluckert spoke with Oliver Wöhler, Commercial Director Northern Europe at Pico Interactive, about the collaboration.
The arrival of iOS 15 introduces enhancements to data security and privacy. We give a brief overview of the new iOS 15 security features.
In this post we take a look at the corporate owned, personally enabled deployment scenario (COPE) and how it changes with Android 11.
At the WWDC20, Apple introduced a few notable changes to how we manage iOS devices. Here’s a quick recap of the most important features.
A whole host of new iOS enterprise features were announced for iPads and iPhones at WWDC19. Here’s a quick roundup of some of the features that will make the biggest difference in your enterprise.
Announced at the Apple WWDC19, User Enrollment will be revising how BYOD is managed in the future. Here is our summary on the key changes to be aware of!
Google will stop Huawei from accessing Android updates as the row between the US and China escalates. The big chip makers Intel, Qualcomm, Xilinx and Broadcom have also withdrawn support.
Inventory management, powered by rugged smartphones and tablets, can bring great advantages over legacy solutions. Here is why you should consider deploying Android and iOS devices in the warehouse and shopfloor.
With Android Enterprise (formerly Android for Work), Google offers comprehensive security and management features that enable companies to securely integrate Android devices into their environment. We look back at the origins of Android’s business features and show how Android Enterprise is making Android devices more and more popular in businesses.
