How to Handle Mobile Device Management on Your School Network
Beefing up Wi-Fi is only the first step in mobile device management. We walk you through provisioning devices, deploying applications and more.
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Manufacturers React to FCC Cell Signal Booster Restriction Vote
On March 22, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) votes on eliminating the personal restriction cell signal boosters from a 2013 ruling. Manufacturers SureCall and Wilson Electronics weigh in.
AT&T Will Deliver Mobile 5G Network in 2018
AT&T plans to deliver true mobile 5G services in a dozen cities by the end of the year, for both consumers and businesses.
How to Create Digital Signage Videos With Your Smartphone
Video is becoming a dynamic part of many company strategies, and you can create dynamic videos without breaking the bank.
Department of Homeland Security Finds Cybersecurity Flaws in First Responder Apps
The Department of Homeland Security found critical cybersecurity flaws in mobile apps being used by public safety official during emergencies in pilot project.
New Containerized Secure Mobile Access Solution from Soliton
The Soliton system lets users safely run pre-authorized local and cloud-based applications inside an isolated virtual sandbox on any device with a web browser.
New Prosumer Virtual Desktop Service from Ingram Micro
The Virtual Desktop Service from Ingram Micro will allow users to deploy virtual Windows desktops powered by Amazon WorkSpaces.
There’s an App for That: Mobile Devices in Education
The app and mobile devices have cemented their place as the new technology tool for the education space in the early 2000s. Learn more about how they’re being used.
Interview: K-12 Mobile Device Management, BYOD, and Analytics
TechDecisions speaks with Sam Pemberton of Imperial Software about EdLink mobile device management, BYOD, and analytics in K-12 school environments.
Cell Towers Remain Standing Through Hurricane Harvey
Four percent of the 7,800 cell towers in Hurricane Harvey’s path were wiped out, where 1,000 cell sites fell during Hurricane Katrina.
