Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility 2.0, released this week, isn't designed as an end-user troubleshooting tool--it's really meant to help enterprise users create configuration profiles for device ...

Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility 2.1, released last week, isn't designed as an end-user troubleshooting tool--it's really meant to help enterprise users create configuration profiles for device ...

Amidst all the iPhone 2.0 software, App Store, and iTunes 7.7 commotion this morning, Apple even managed to think of enterprise and business customers. The company released three configuration ...

In the hands of an IT administrator, Apple’s iPhone Configuration Utility becomes an important security tool for iPhones on his network. The new 2.0 release sports some welcome improvements, though it ...

California advances AI safety with SB 53, requiring transparency and risk reporting. Anthropic backs the bill, calling it a “trust but verify” approach. AI-driven automation is the theme of this ...

I'm assuming by "commercial apps" you mean obtained from the iTunes store. I don't think they're deployable through the config utility; they're tied to your Apple ID. You can deploy in-house apps (e.g ...

Apple has posted a new application that helps you manage your iPhones in a corporate environment: the iPhone Configuration Utility. It’s available in OS X and Windows flavors and there’s also a Web ...

Apple's new iPhoto app, as well as iMovie, can't be purchased on the original 2010 iPad or installed on it using iTunes, but they can be installed manually using Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility.

The big iOS-related news from Apple this week was the release of iOS 4.1, an update that included fixes for common bugs in the initial iOS 4 release for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It also introduced ...

Apple issued a free update for iPhoto and a new version of its iPhone Configuration Utility for both Mac and Windows users. The update for iPhoto adds new email options to iPhoto '11, improves overall ...

Users love the iPhone, but IT does not. The biggest complaints: The iPhone can’t be managed for security and access policies like a BlackBerry can. Businesses can buy a BlackBerry Enterprise Server or ...