Boxer vs. Outlook for iOS 2021 Face Off
Last year, we revisited Boxer vs. Outlook on iOS to see where they stack up. I know #COVID and all, but let’s see if they caught up at all or if Outlook is distancing themselves further on the race for the top email client on iOS. We will recap email, calendar, contacts, ActiveSync, user experience, […]
Adding Resiliency to the Workspace ONE Secure Email Gateway with Kerberos Constrained Delegation
As I wrote about a few months ago, you can build a seamless email experience with the Workspace ONE SEG powered by Kerberos. One area that I am focused on is building things at the enterprise level. VMware’s supported design for the Secure Email Gateway with KCD leaves some things to be desired. I am […]
Workspace ONE Boxer is FINALLY introducing the Graph API
For those who have read my blog over the last few years, you know I have written several articles about Workspace ONE Boxer, such as last week’s article. I’ve been a long supporter of Boxer for On-Premise Exchange customers, but not really for Exchange Online users. I’ve pointed out several times that their lack of […]
Introducing Multiple Managed Accounts and Delegation with Workspace ONE Boxer
When we think about the evolution of mobile email and remote work, we can see that expectations are shifting. One of those crucial areas is around delegation and an elevated level of management. Today, we focus on a few key areas that are crucial for business users: (1) email and calendar delegation and (2) support […]
Boxer vs. Outlook for iOS 2020 Showdown
Those who frequent my blog are familiar with my multiple articles over the years comparing Boxer and Outlook. First, we will cover a bit of history. I was working in the DoD many years ago and I was struggling with s/MIME because Apple doesn’t check certificate revocation. The only solution that could meet these needs […]
Kerberos Drives a Seamless Email Experience
Delivering seamless experiences on mobile devices when your email isn’t in Office 365 can be daunting. SEG with KCD makes it possible!
Deep Dive into WS1 UEM Components on the UAG
Welcome Back! About a year ago, I wrote an article that I really enjoyed found here for a number of reasons. My son had just been born and I decided to build my first ever home lab. I learned a ton during that process and one of the things that I decided to take on […]
To UAG-finity and Beyond!
Recently, the Unified Access Gateway (UAG) 3.6 was released and our fear has come true… UAG is now the Super Edge for VMWare. Content Gateway, Tunnel, and now SEG are all part of the VMWare gateway product. There’s no question that its a very divisive product for true and not so true reasons, but let’s […]
Taking a Closer Look at ENSv2
This month, VMWare is releasing some significant changes to their embattled VMWare Boxer application (version 5.8). With that in mind, I wanted to take everyone through the Email Notification Service v2 along with the problem that it solves. I think we all know the challenges that are faced with using any mail client that isn’t […]
Boxer vs Outlook for iOS: The Match of the Century
Introduction Over the last year or so, I have been going back and forth on what the best mail app is on iOS. For awhile it was Boxer because of terrifying security risks with the Outlook App and then back to Outlook after Boxer decided to stop working properly with notifications. Thanks to the product […]
