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How to Hide Bottom Bar in Android Tablets using SureLock
Android smartphones and tablets provide portable, convenient and powerful platform for businesses. Android 4.0 onwards, Google introduced a bottom bar in Android UI with few buttons on it. This bar helps users multitask and navigate through device application and settings. Different device manufacturers like Samsung, Asus have extended this bottom bar with even more options…
Read MoreSureFox + HTML5 = Deliver Awesome Web Applications to your Mobile Workforce
For the mobile workforce, web applications are now essential tools. However, to prevent distractions, it is necessary to monitor the applications and browsers that the workforce accesses at the same time. At 42Gears, we have a solution called SureFox, which is a complete browser lockdown solution that includes a comprehensive HTML5 feature set. Whether you…
Read MoreHow to restrict websites in Android using SureFox
Many enterprises provide mobile devices (tablets and smartphones) to their employees for running web-based mobile apps. However, with the increased availability of online content such as games, music/movies and social networking sites, providing complete web access can distract the users leading to decreased productivity as well as it can pose a threat to enterprise’s security as…
Read MoreHow to Install Android Application(APK) on devices remotely using SureMDM
A common problem faced by IT administrators is to install Android applications on a large number of devices manually. An efficient solution to this problem is to use a UEM solution like SureMDM. Creating an Install Job in SureMDM and remotely deploying the same to multiple Android devices makes the process not just easy but…
Read MoreConfigure Icon View of Allowed Websites in SureFox
SureFox now allows you to show custom icons for “allowed websites”. Custom icons can be of three types- favicon, default icon or custom image. Here’s a sample screen to give you an idea of what you can do with your SureFox: Details of SureFox Custom Icon Types: Favicon: favicon fetches the custom icon from the…
Read MoreDisable bottom bar in Android Honeycomb & IceCream Sandwich tablets with SureLock
Wondering how to disable that annoying system bottom bar present in HoneyComb (Android 3.0), IceCream Sandwich(4.0) and JellyBean(4.1, 4.2) Tablets! Well, SureLock comes with option to disable the bottom bar in tablets running Android 3.0 or higher which allows you to run your favorite applications in full-screen which complies with SureLock’s settings(To make your…
Read MoreDisable bottom bar in Android phones and tablets with SureLock, SureFox and SureVideo
Applies to: Product SureLock/SureFox/SureVideo Platform Android Wondering how to disable that annoying system bottom bar present in Honeycomb (Android 3.0.x), IceCream Sandwich (4.0.x), Jellybean (4.1.x, 4.2.x), KitKat (4.4.x) and Lollipop (5.0.x) devices! Well, SureLock, SureFox and SureVideo come with option to disable the bottom bar in tablets running Android 3.0…
Read MoreModifying how to access SureFox Settings
A common problem faced by end-users of SureFox was unintentionally bumping into SureFox’s admin password screen thereby disrupting the application flow. Worry no more. SureFox now comes with an option to customize the way you access administrator settings. Here’s how you can do the same: Access the SureFox admin screen using your password and follow…
Read MoreModifying how to access SureLock Settings
A common problem faced by end-users of SureLock was unintentionally bumping into SureLock’s admin password screen thereby disrupting the application flow. Worry no more. SureLock now comes with an option to customize the way you access administrator settings. Here’s how you can do the same: Access the SureLock admin screen using your password and follow…
Read MoreHow to control users from accessing certain features in SureMDM Web Console?
As an administrator, you might have a need to restrict other users in your account to only a few features. e.g. a user A could be allowed to push files to remote devices but is not permitted to locate the position of devices on a map. Or a user B could remotely lock the devices…
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