Weeks after the release of iOS 4, Apple finally delivered a new version of its iPhone Configuration Utility for device management. The iCU gives administrators new control over device features, but one option that's useful for corporate environments remains unmanageable.
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iPhone Configuration Utility 3.0: Seven New Features, Plus One Thats Missing
P. J. Connolly began writing for IT publications in 1997 and has a lengthy track record in both news and reviews. Since then, he's built two test labs from scratch and earned a reputation as the nicest skeptic you'll ever meet. Before taking up journalism, P. J. was an IT manager and consultant in San Francisco with a knack for networking the Apple Macintosh, and his love for technology is exceeded only by his contempt for the flavor of the month. Speaking of which, you can follow P. J. on Twitter at pjc415, or drop him an email at pjc@eweek.com.
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