Convert Windows x86 PC to Android with Foundation x86
It’s been possible to run the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) on Intel x86 processors for several years, both officially and unofficially. And while various community projects have allowed hobbyists and others to install “Android” on an old laptop or desktop computer, commercial Android x86…
What’s new with Blueprints and Groups
We’ve long made it easy to enroll devices with Esper platform with highly customizable provisioning templates. Once you’ve created those templates, it’s time to define policy compliance. But if you’ve already defined your ideal device configuration at enrollment, why repeat the process with a separate…
What’s new with Pipelines
One of the key principles of Esper’s DevOps for Devices platform revolves around app deployment. There’s no reason to push an update to your entire fleet at one time, but you also shouldn’t need to babysit every device or group individually. That’s why Pipelines on…
