Apple iOS in the enterprise

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February 09, 2022 09 Feb'22
Apple Tap to Pay makes iPhone a payment terminal

In the spring, Stripe will become the first payment platform to support Tap to Pay for contactless credit and debit cards and digital wallets. Shopify's POS app uses Stripe.
November 22, 2021 22 Nov'21
Apple self-service repair unlikely to help businesses

Experts believe small and medium-size businesses will continue using repair shops to fix Apple iPhones and Macs to avoid breaking and replacing the hardware.
September 17, 2021 17 Sep'21
Apple brings longer battery life, larger storage to iPhone 13

The iPhone 13 will last an hour and a half longer than its iPhone 12 counterpart and have twice the minimum storage, Apple said. The Pro Max model will offer up to 1 TB of storage.
August 26, 2021 26 Aug'21
PC shipments in the US grow, despite chip shortage

Research firm Canalys found that the education and enterprise sectors drove a significant increase in PC shipments, despite delivery delays from the global chip shortage.

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How to enroll iOS devices with Apple User Enrollment

A recently added Apple feature, iPadOS and iOS User Enrollment, helps organizations manage devices with personal data without sacrificing end users' privacy. Continue Reading

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Evaluating Apple Configurator and its alternatives

IT's first step to deploy mobile devices is to configure them, so organizations will have to decide if Apple Configurator is enough or if they'll need more advanced features. Continue Reading
The future of BYOD: Trends and predictions

As employees and corporations come to expect greater flexibility and mobility, BYODs are an important element in the successful planning and execution of the hybrid workplace. Continue Reading
Objective-C vs. Swift: The war for iOS development supremacy

While Objective-C still holds the crown, Swift is quickly mobilizing to rule iOS development. Let's examine and compare the most compelling features of each language. Continue Reading

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How to sideload iOS apps and why it's dangerous

IT professionals should be aware of how to sideload iOS applications and why it might be dangerous and inadvisable to do so. Learn the two most common sideload methods below. Continue Reading
Should IT use Apple Business Manager without MDM?

With the Apple Business Manager service, organizations can control Apple ID on device apps. But this may not be enough functionality for organizations to forego MDM entirely. Continue Reading
Why a mobile security policy is a must-have corporate policy

A well-defined mobile device security policy that educates employees on the proper use of BYODs can help seal off vulnerabilities in corporate networks and bolster threat defense. Continue Reading

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How to install root CA certificates on iPhones and iPads

Apple iPads and iPhones can connect securely to enterprise networks, but IT admins need to install root certificates or CA certificates to the devices first. Continue Reading
Ping of death: What is it and how is Apple affected?

An Apple vulnerability recently resurfaced and is targeting Apple devices that are connected to public hotspots. Discover what this vulnerability is and how to protect your devices. Continue Reading
How can IT use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for iOS 12 devices?

Learn about the history of OAuth and Apple and how iOS 12 changed the game for authorization. There are a few things to be wary of, too. Continue Reading