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  The enterprise angle on the 2020 MacBook Air and iPadOS 13.4 trackpad support

  Both the iPad software and hardware are moving closer to the realm of laptop territory, while staying true to their tablet roots. Is this the ultimate 2-in-1?

  Jack Madden • March 24, 2020

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  What Wi-Fi 6 phones and tablets can provide organizations

  The latest generation of Wi-Fi technology, Wi-Fi 6, can enable improved mobile UX for workers that rely on kiosks, smartphones and tablets for their daily on-premises tasks.

  Jack Gold • March 23, 2020

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  Workspace ONE Intelligence Risk Analytics goes GA, adds dynamic conditional access to Access

  With Risk Analytics, every device and user gets a Risk Score, allowing admins to add additional authentication steps while minimizing user friction.

  Kyle Johnson • March 23, 2020

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  What IT needs to know about FIDO2 iOS and Android standards

  The FIDO2 standard can help organizations go passwordless, but IT should understand how exactly an application or website offers this possibility through the WebAuthn API.

  Kyle Johnson • March 19, 2020

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  Windows on ARM revisited: Where are we in 2020?

  Windows on ARM instead of x86 architecture still remains rather novel, even as Microsoft moves to release fancier ARM-based laptops.

  Kyle Johnson • March 18, 2020

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  Citrix Synergy 2020 moves to online-only format. We’ll still have plenty of coverage as usual.

  We’ll also be covering Okta Oktane online on April 1. Google Cloud Next has been pushed back.

  Jack Madden • March 17, 2020

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  VMware Horizon Cloud on Azure launches support for Windows Virtual Desktop

  Customers won’t see a huge number of technical changes, but the licensing and strategy implications sure are significant.

  Jack Madden • March 17, 2020

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  AR and VR for business: Considerations for virtualization, and where VMware sits

  Rachel Berry looks at how VMware seems best poised to lead the way when it comes to AR/VR streaming, and she also talks with Ben Jones of The GRID Factory.

  Rachel Berry • March 16, 2020

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  Teradici Cloud Access Software supports Azure Stack Hub. Let’s take a look

  Marius Sandbu outlines the latest in Azure Stack Hub, and where it could make sense for VDI.

  Marius Sandbu • March 12, 2020

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  Citrix: CVAD Current Release on-prem will no longer support cloud-hosted VDAs

  Customers are advised to use Citrix Cloud or the CVAD LTSR.

  Jack Madden • March 11, 2020

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  A look at Citrix Gateway vs. Citrix Gateway Service

  The features and functionality of Citrix Gateway and Citrix Gateway Service products may be confusing. Jo Harder delves into the difference between the two, as well as reasons to choose one over the other.

  Jo Harder • March 10, 2020

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  AR and VR for business: Where is EUC today?

  We start with a look at VMware’s Spatial Computing group and Workspace ONE’s management capabilities.

  Rachel Berry • March 5, 2020

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  What’s new in Login VSI Login Enterprise?

  Employee experience is just one of several factors driving a wave of monitoring buzz.

  Jack Madden • March 2, 2020

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  What’s the deal with Microsoft Defender for Android and iOS?

  AV in 2020 on a mobile device sure does sound funny, so what is it really?

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 27, 2020

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  Android 11 Developer Preview is out. What does the enterprise need to know?

  The updates are mostly incremental, but that’s a sign of Android Enterprise maturity.

  Jack Madden • Feb. 24, 2020

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  Will the enterprise adopt dual-screen or foldable devices? Count me among the skeptics

  Granted, vendors might not care at the moment and simply want consumers to pick these up. But, we had these same questions about the iPad.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 20, 2020

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  The employee experience includes dark mode. What enterprise apps have added it?

  Dark mode is popular with users, so it behooves any EUC vendor following the employee experience trend to add it to their apps.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 18, 2020

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  Lakeside Software takes equity investment in the latest sign of the end user experience wave

  Lakeside will double engineering and add business leadership roles.

  Jack Madden • Feb. 17, 2020

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  What did 2019 see for mobile security? More Punycode phishing, and jailbreaking returns

  I previously spent several months examining 2018 in depth, so let’s see what the first couple of mobile security reports show for 2019.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 13, 2020

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  Apple’s walled garden leads to #FreeTheSandbox initiative. What is it?

  Maybe we’re starting to see more vocal pushback from the security community around iOS and Android security.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 11, 2020

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  A look at how Lookout integrates with Microsoft, Google, and VMware for unmanaged devices

  Working with the likes of Microsoft, Google, and VMware is a coup for Lookout.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 6, 2020

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  IGEL Disrupt 2020, Part 2: Updated UD3, new UMS web console, and session notes

  Jed Ayres is now CEO; how the Frame client works on IGEL OS; WVD on Azure Stack; and more.

  Jack Madden • Feb. 5, 2020

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  Infographic: When to use MDM, MAM, and other EMM techniques

  A visual guide to how Android Enterprise, iOS MDM, and mobile threat defense apply to BYOD, COPE, embedded devices, and the extended enterprise.

  Jack Madden • Feb. 4, 2020

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  What’s new in Stratodesk’s NoTouch OS Velma Lakes release?

  Stratodesk overhauled their thin client software with new management, cloud, and architectural features.

  Kyle Johnson • Feb. 3, 2020

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  Okta 2020 Businesses@Work report: security and data apps see growth, companies want best of breed

  Always interesting to see data-driven studies showing what apps organizations are trending towards.

  Kyle Johnson • Jan. 30, 2020

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