In businesses big and small, iOS 8 devices continue to change the way we work and live, incrementally allowing 3rd party services, through apps, make our lives easier. Bushel allows you to push a variety of apps to the devices that are in your Bushel. The traditional approach is to push apps that really help you get business done. But you can also push apps that make people’s lives better, that make it easier for them to do things that they have to do as part of their jobs and make certain job-related experiences even better. One such way is through improving travel. Click Here To Find Out More About…

It’s been nearly two years since Google announced that they would be switching their email technology away from ActiveSync® protocol to IMAP, CalDAV, and CardDAV. This may affect the way you interact with email setup on your Apple devices. Finish Reading About Using Gmail with Bushel Here…

Instant Hotspot automatically connects your Mac to the Personal Hotspot running on an iPhone or iPad (with a Personal Hotspot account, of course) when you need a little Internet connectivity and there’s no other Wi-Fi. Super helpful when you’re on the road, at a coffee shop with crappy wi-fi or ice fishing out on the lake. And it’s super easy to setup. Just enable Personal Hotspot on your phone and then select it from the Wi-Fi menu on a Mac. Learn To Enable Personal Hotspot on iPhone and iPad Here…

We’re here to bring Mobile Device Management to the masses. Mobile Device Management is only one small part of the mobility world. So while we’ll be focusing on Bushel and device management, we’re rather be a more helpful member of the mobile ecosystem. Therefore, we’re going to help you find apps, wearables and learn more about playing nicely in an ever increasingly mobile and cloud driven world. Learn What The Bushel Blog Is Here For…

Safari is an amazing web browser, built right into iOS. The Safari browser does practically anything you can think of. Well, there are a few features we’re still waiting on from Safari. But luckily the webkit engine in Safari can be used by other vendors as well. So here are some apps that take use of this and why you might want to add these to your VPP account on the app store: Finish Reading About 5 iOS Web Browsers and Why You’d Use Them Here…

Yosemite is best characterized as the continued coming together between iOS and OS X. The lessons we learn from mobile operating systems are helping us all to better realize things we’d like to do on our devices that have tactile keyboards and vice versa. For example, list apps like Wunderlist are driving simplistic and focused interfaces that sync with 3rd party cloud services, rather than people using slightly more complicated apps for the same tasks. And some of these technologies are starting to make it into the operating system so you don’t even have to buy an app to get them to work! Learn How Yosemite Impacts Macs At Work…

In our efforts to make you love your awesome Apple devices more and more, we thought we’d give you a great tip about the latest Mac Operating System release: Yosemite. Markup is a cool new feature in OS X that provides for quick and simple annotation and editing of images. This is done inline with your mail so you don’t have to fire up Preview or a third party app and edit things while you’re working. It doesn’t do everything but it’s simple to use and very handy (I think I annotate more than ever before!) While you’ll still want advanced graphics program for heavy editing, Markup makes it extremely…

At Bushel, we use Apple Configurator for all kinds of things. We also used Apple Configurator for all kinds of deployment techniques before we came together like Voltron to form Bushel. So we feel like there are some simple things to keep in mind when using Apple Configurator that we’d like to share: Read The 10 Things to Know When Using Bushel With Apple Configurator Here…

We use a lot of web services these days. From our Amazon to Facebook to Evernote to our Apple ID. And we keep hearing of organizations getting compromised. A great practice when it comes to passwords is to use long, complicated passwords. But to remember 50 of these is simply not possible. iCloud Keychain is maturing quickly and likely going to some day be the single location we store all credentials. In the meantime, there are some great third party alternatives that come with plenty of value ads. These include: Read About 5 Great iOS Password Managers Here…

Many of us have more to do than we can get to in a given day. Prioritization and collaboration of tasks means newer and cooler ways to look at lists. And our Apple devices should have those lists and let us manage them while we’re riding trains, waiting in lines and sitting at our desks at work. To answer this challenge there are lots of cute little light-weight apps that can be used to manage lists. Some of our favorites are: Read Which 5 iOS List Apps We Think Rock