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EMM has been a great solution. Luckily, most of the Mobile Device Managers share 90% of features in common, so EMM, MobileIron, AirWatch, etc. are all nearly equally as capable.

They call it mellowYellow.xcodeproj

CPE 1704 TKS

NY got the Stevenote, I was there in '99. Halo, iBook and Phil Schiller falling onto an airbag to demonstrate AirPort.

I'm still using Awaken, only had it freeze up on my about 3 times in my years of using it, and 2 of those were my fault (KP and PID issue [error -10810]). Still love it.

"Computers run on code, not dreams."

Quote of the day, love it.

I'll have to put the Air up against my IIfx once it's back on its feet. Wicked fast vs. wicked thin. I'd pit it against my Duo 2300, but that's a very easy race for the Air to win.

It's in place, though the Apple tool doesn't take care of the whole enchilada. 4.2 is a big step, and the third-party management companies have been using the iOS 4 hooks to great success on the iPhone.

Much respect to you. I grabbed one of these at a garage sale (fits with the rest of my collection), it's one of my favorites. Snow White lines, great keyboard, only problem, of course, was its luggable nature, brought on by being no-compromises (and packing the lead-acid battery).

Huge MSTie here too. RiffTrax actually did that (Mike, Bill and Kevin) as a special Live show. Epic.