Qualcomm Uses Pulse as Password

Showing off a new series of sensors at the Mobile World Congress in Shanghai last week, chip-maker Qualcomm says its versatile fingerprint readers work across glass, metal and even under water.

Locking your users into a single or curated list of applications is a common task for any device administrator.  There are lots of ways to achieve this but which technique works best when?   In this DEV {TALK}, we'll demonstrate how to achieve this with Google’s LockTask mode (Kiosk mode) & device owner profile, Enterprise Home Screen, and the MX AccessManager.

DataWedge is a popular way to access Zebra device hardware providing a ‘zero-code’ way to simply and easily acquire barcode data, use SimulScan capabilities or use the inbuilt card reader, where supported.

DataWedge is a hugely popular way to access Zebra device hardware providing a ‘zero-code’ way to simply and easily acquire barcode data, use SimulScan capabilities or use the in-built card reader, where supported.

Audience

This blog is aimed at customers running applications within “Industrial browsers” on either Windows Mobile or CE devices and who are looking to upgrade to Zebra Android devices.

Google Ups the Ante for Bug Finders

With the maximum bug bounty raised to $200K, Google hopes to have more takers of its open invitation to report Android security exploits.

I recently came across validating Enterprise Browser for TLS mutual authentication on Zebra Android devices. Here I would like to share my experience about setting up the server and the device for establishing a secured connection (with self-signed certificates) where client validates the server certificate and server validates the client certificate during the TLS handshaking procedure.

From June 12th through June 16th, our team will be attending APPFORUM Europe 2017 in Prague!