Fresh from the IBM press.. but not as "ugly" as it sounds because as pointed out in the note, the fix for this issue was introduced in IBM Traveler 9.1.0.7, which you should be running anyway if you want to "serve" iOS 9 devices. If you are not yet running 9.1.0.7 and devices are affected... Continue Reading →
using the IBM Verse app on a BlackBerry
yeah.. why would you do that? there is no solution which comes close to the BlackBerry Hub and I'm certainly not moving to an app with less functionality. Still, out of curiosity I wanted to know how the IBM Verse app would behave on a BlackBerry. I'm not getting into details about how to install... Continue Reading →
IBM Verse Policy Settings for IBM Traveler
A few days ago IBM published the IBM Verse app for iOS which you can get from here. If you want to "control" some settings via IBM Traveler policy, make sure to update to the latest Traveler version first, you also need to download the new Domino Directory template available here and apply the update to your directory to... Continue Reading →
a long overdue “thank you”
A bit over a month ago René Winkelmeyer stirred up some dust with his discovery and blog post about the security issue with the new Outlook iOS/Android App. Shortly after his post, his colleague Detlev Pöttgen posted an easy solution to prevent the app from connecting to the Traveler server on his blog. Because of the big... Continue Reading →
Why email is still my favourite “app”
I can imagine a lot of you already "moaning" about this but lately I just got the confirmation that the only app that works for me is my email. Why? Easy, consistency. I try a lot of apps, cloud solutions and whatever else there is but the only app/solution which gives me always the same... Continue Reading →