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The Industry Award honours the most advanced companies in Germany, Austria and Switzerland which provide especially high ecological, economical and technological benefits. More than 1,200 companies applied for the prize in 2013. The prize is awarded mutually by Huber Verlag für Neue Medien (a publishing house) and the Initiative Mittelstand… ...

The Enterprise Mobile Manager 2013 impressed the jury and took its place in the top of more than 4,900 submitted entries. (more…) ...

Pursuing the strategic development of its channel, AppTec announces a partnership with the value-added distributor (VAD) Cloudtexo. Cloudtexo distribution and value-added services will allow AppTec to primarily focus on the license business in upper-end medium-sized businesses as well as in the corporate sector. AppTec products are now available to customers… ...

According to the most recent IDC study “Managing Mobile Enterprises” 54% of the employees in the surveyed German firms use their private mobile devices to perform work-related tasks. This fact presents numerous challenges and risks both currently and in the future. IT departments are confronted with the difficult situation of… ...

The AppTec Enterprise Mobile Manager 2013 will be available to customers and interested parties in February. The new version will provide numerous innovations and optimizations in the use of smart phones and tablets in companies. Many customer requests and suggestions were incorporated in the new version. (more…) ...

AppTec is represented at the IT Security Fair it-sa in Nuremberg this year. The fair will take place from October 16 to 18, 2012 and is one of world-wide most important IT security fairs. Over 300 IT security providers will exhibit at the fair and introduce the newest information and… ...

Security researcher publishes proof-of-concept app to demonstrate security issue in Google´s mobile operating system. Thanks in large part to Android´s history of lax app policing, Google´s mobile operating system has been criticized as insecure. But now it appears that apps with no permissions pose a new threat, gaining access to… ...

Developers could sneak annoying pop-up ads or phishing attacks into mobile apps via design flaw in Android, according to researchers. LAS VEGAS--Researchers have discovered what they say is a design flaw in Android that could be used by criminals to steal data via phishing or by advertisers to bring annoying pop-up ads… ...