My take on Mobile Device Management (aka MDM) changes with iOS 10
Yesterday Apple has shown what new capabilities are planned (it’s still beta, so things may change as we know) in the Mobile Device Management space for iOS 10.
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App black- and whitelisting for ALL apps arrives on iOS soon
My colleague Detlev blogged yesterday already about the upcoming capability of hiding iOS system apps coming with iOS 9.3 (in beta at the moment)
IBM Domino 9.0.1 FP4 IF2 is available NOW – Full support for El Capitan and iOS 9 ATS
IBM has released IF2 for IBM Domino FP4 IF2 right NOW which supports the latest ECDHE ciphers. And with that ATS (App Transport Security) on iOS and Mac OS X El Capitan.
Last warning (if you haven’t heard about it) – Apple will enforce ATS on iOS 9 compiled apps
A few weeks ago I wrote that it is important to support the specs for Apple’s new App Transport Security (ATS). Here is the proof of what will happen.
IBM Traveler 9.0.1.7 available – with support for iOS 9 and Windows 10 Pro
IBM has today release the new 9.0.1.7 version of Traveler.
Update your SSL on servers to support TLS 1.2 BEFORE iOS 9 and OS X 10.11
I recently learned that there are still people around there who haven’t their servers (Apache, Domino, whatever) updated to support TLS 1.2. If you belong to this group and you’ve iOS devices (or Macs) accessing that server: read and act!
IBM Verse for iOS (iPhone to be specific) is now available
Yesterday IBM has published the new iOS (iPhone) app “IBM Verse”. You can get it here in the Apple App Store.
WWDC 2015 – I’m going
I’ve been selected to buy a ticket for WWDC 2015.
Traveler 9.0.1.3 is available – Verse, Trash support, Freetime search
IBM has released IBM Notes Traveler version 9.0.1.3 with some really nice changes. Read the official documentation here.
Updates on the latest Outlook iOS App issues
First of all: I haven’t expected that my previous blog post would create such a buzz… As I’ve received a great number of comment, mails, re-posts, re-tweets and so forth I’m taking this to get into some more details.