Zebra DevTalk | Navigating Android's Scoped Storage Restrictions Using Zebra Secure Storage Manager | Wednesday, April 20 10 am CDT

A simple method of using Datawedge to enable any Zebra EMC Android device to act as a cordless WiFi scanner whereby the scanned barcode data is sent to a configured PC and processed via the keyboard queue using the Zebra Windows IPWedge utility

Learn how to integrate the Time of Flight (ToF) sensor into your solutions to capture depth data in the premium SKUs of the Zebra TC53/TC58 and TC73/TC78.

Learn how to use Zebra Aurora Vision Studio's™ user-friendly environment to easily create machine vision applications without writing a single line of code.

An overview of the security features introduced / enforced in Android 13, including Direct Boot and File Based Encryption and the impact on Zebra devices & apps

Leverage a collection of shortcut "SendTo" files to enable quick access to utilities which streamline the process of configuring Zebra Android devices

In the last few years Google has been introducing enhancements and restrictions to further secure the Android™ operating system. A key area of focus has been the ability of an application to write to any directory within the file system. Google views this is as an unsecure, so as of Android 11 they are restricting where apps can write and read data. Learn here how to survive this new challenge!

An overview and deep-dive into the changes introduced in Android 12 from an Enterprise developer perspective.

In this session, Zebra will introduce you to our new proprietary tool, Secure Storage Manager (SSM). SSM provides a number of APIs designed to allow two or more Android applications to securely share data which would otherwise be restricted by the Scoped Storage changes introduced by Google in Android 11 and later.