Automated Certificate Management Environment (ACME) payload settings.Automated Device Enrolment MDM payload list.Configure a Mac for smart card–only authentication.
Supported smart card functions on iPhone and iPad.Use a VPN proxy and certificate configuration.MacBook Air Wi-Fi specification details.
MacBook Pro Wi-Fi specification details.Bundle IDs for native iPhone and iPad apps.Manage login items and background tasks on Mac.Manage software updates and login items.Configure Setup Assistant panes in Apple TV.Review the setup process and configuration profile options.Identify an iPhone or iPad using Microsoft Exchange.Integrate Mac computers with Active Directory.Integrate Apple devices with Microsoft services.Enrolment single sign-on (SSO) for iPhone and iPad.Review aggregate throughput for Wi-Fi networks.Use MDM to deploy devices with mobile connections.Prepare to use eSIMs with Apple devices.Configure devices with mobile data connections.Add Apple devices to Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager or Apple Business Essentials.Deploy devices using Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager or Apple Business Essentials.You can download the new Outlook for Mac from the Apple App Store today. We are also creating a peek of upcoming calendar events in the Menu Bar (coming soon).” To help you stay on top of your email and calendar while using other apps, you can view your agenda using a widget and see reminders in the Notification Center. “Outlook for Mac does more to integrate into the Apple platform so that you get the most from your macOS device. The new Outlook is optimised for Apple Silicon, with snappy performance and faster sync speeds than previous versions,” Microsoft writes in a blog post. And these enhancements go far beyond surface level. “With Outlook, you’ll get a modern and beautiful user interface that has been designed and optimised for macOS. There’s also integration with the Focus productivity tool, that’ll enable users to customise when they receive work emails.
The client isn’t just for Microsoft’s own accounts (formerly Hotmail), it’s also a capable client for third-party email services like Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo! or IMAP accounts.īeyond that, Microsoft is promising deeper integration with the macOS system, including a spot in the Menu bar, Notifications Centre and support for Apple’s Handoff feature that enables tasks to be started on an iPhone and completed on a Mac (or vice versa). Until now Microsoft has offered a free Outlook app for iOS so this completes the circle somewhat, with the software giant promising a “consistent, reliable, and powerful experience that brings the best-in-class experience of Outlook into the Apple ecosystem that so many love.”
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